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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-01
Purpose Disclosed.

1t was stated in Rockville today, by
a person close to some of the men in
terested in the project, that the move
ment means the early construction Of
an electric railway. He said the line
would extend from the falls to Chevy
Chase. where it would connect with
the Capital Traction line. The men
behind the project, he said, realize that
the construction of a railroad through
the section indicated would mean a big
advance in land values. SO instead Of
buying only right of way they
thought it a good business proposition
to invest extensively in land along the
route the road will traverse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-01
NEW ELECTRIC RAILWAY
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Line in Nearby Maryland Con-
tempIated, Great Falls to
Chevy Chase.
,ecial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
Md. September 80. 1911.
There is believed her to be little
doubt that the capitalists who are OBJ
tanning options on land in Potomac
and Bethesda districts, this county.
plan the construction Of an electric
railway from Great Falls TO Chevy
Chase
Within the last few weeks options
on between three and four thousand
acres Of land between Bethesda and
the falls have been obtained, the prices
ranging from $3.50 to s4O0 an acre,
the average per acre being something
over $100 To obtain these options a
large amount of money had to be paid
down. The land in question Is in a
straight line from Bethesda to the falls
covering a territory about eight miles
in length. The options, or most of
them expire January l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-01

Exquisite American Beauties.
Large. perfectly developed, homegrown
specimens. fresh cut daily. GUIDE. 1914 F.
-AdVt.
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Established 81 years

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VIOU buy the best mer-
Y chandise you can OBJ
L tain at the lowest
prices possible. If you wish
to follow the same policy
in buying publicity or add
vertising you had best con-
suit us. We are not only
ad-writers, but expert buy
ers of advertising.
We 2Urlte the
right ads to
make advertising
good Advertising.
Star AID Writing Bureau,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-01

Flowers and Decorations for Fail
weddings. Consult Shaffer. 14th & Eye
-Advt.
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O'DOnnell's Star Branches.

If you have no telephone leave your
want Ads for The Star at O'Don-
nelIs Pharmacy, SD and Nj SITS NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-01

It is announced that DR.. w. z. Burg
hardt Dubois OF New York city is TO
address the opening meeting OF Bethel
Literary and Historical Association next
Tuesday night on The Universal Races
Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-01
Home Economics Association.

Arrangements have been made for a
meeting of the Home Economics Associa-
ton of Washington next Tuesday after
noon at : 30 O'Clock at coo . street north
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-01
One Trial of "Perfection" Ginger

Last Day. Lieut.. Rose. Virginia, s.F&a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-01
Exhibition Is Loaned.

The exhibition, which consists of 175
mounted designs. has been loaned by the
Inland Printer Technical School of Chi
cago, which conducts d correspondence
course in printing known as the l. T. L.
course, under the direction of the Inter-
national Typogra phical Union
The mounts are SO arranged as to- show
the progress made by various students
during the course and have attracted con-
siderable comment in other cities where
they have been placed on exhibition
Many of the designs have on them the
corrections of the instructors for the
benefit OF the student.
They are arranged in the hallway Oh
the second floor of the library, where the
rare paintings were recently exhibited.
1t takes five large cases to hold the de-
signs and especial electric lighting has
been arranged to enable the proper light
to be thrown on the prints at night. To
the printer the exhibition will be a
source of particular interest, especially in
an educational way. while the designers
who will be in charge of the exhibit will
explain the intricate points to those TO
whom the printing designs are not SO
familiar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-01
EXHIBIT OF PRINTING
Public Library Gives Space to
a Valuable Display.
SHOWS PROGRESS IN ART
Instructive to Members of the Craft
and Of Interest to the
Layman.

Printers of the city are cooperating
with the officials of the Public Library
of the District of Columbia in making
the exhibition of printing designs. the
work OF students of the technical school
conducted by the International Typo
graphical Union, which will be open from
tomorrow at the library until October IA,
a success in every way.
1t will be of interest to large part
of the general public, as it shows the
development in work of this design by
students. and is arranged so as to show
the way in which the course takes the
student from the elementary work of let
tering through design, study of harmony
up to the original design work.
An important feature of the exhibition
has been supplied by Columbia Typo
graphical Union, No. 101 which has
backed the movement, and will have two
experienced designers, C. B. Huse and
Shelby Smith, in charge Of the exhibition
who will answer all questions and explain
the various mounts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-01

Ale will show you that the quality IN
there even though the price is so much
lower than that Of imported brands. Gro
GERS or Arlingto Bottling Co. Tel. w. "a.
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/ SH[A y ING
! WITH
ECU lICU RA
! SOAP

Shaving with Cuticura
Soap according to special
directions with every cake
is a luxury for tender-faced
men, indispensable for
those who shave twice
daily, and a necessity for
those subject to redness,
roughness or irritation of
the skin. No mug, no
soggy soap. no germs, no
two soaps when one suf-
fees. no loss of time.
r. r-a.orxfn, aud ,urffvfny tho skin seaIn and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-01
CITY ITEMS.

Cost sss.ooooo Clio and Phyleas
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ARE BEING MADE
FOR ANNUAL FOOD SHOW
Exhibits to Be Shown by De-
partment of Agriculture and
District Officials.

Preparations are being made for the
fourth annual food show, to be held at
Convention Hall, November 6 to IS, by
the Retail Grocers' Protective Associa-
ton of the District of Columbia to DEM
onstrate to Washingtonians how to Sc
cure the greatest amount of nutrition
from food
1t is expected that the Department of
Agriculture, the District health depart
ment and the superintendent of weights
and measures will be represented. The
government section is planned to include
exhibits from the bureau of animal in
dustry, showing diseased meats in va
riOus states of decomposition: the result
of the governments Investigations along
the line of nutrition; chemical researches
vestigation that the government has car
ried on.
To Demonstrate Weighing Frauds.
The exhibit of the health department,
it is expected. will attract much atten-
ton. as it will show the conclusions OF
DR.. Woodward and his assistants re-
garding local products, particularly of a
perishable nature. while Supt. Haskell
will demonstrate how weighing frauds are
perpetrated.
Miss Jacobs, director of cooking in the
public schools. has been invited to make
a demonstration OF the curriculum as car
ried out by the cookery faculty of the
Washington public schools.
Last day Lieut.. Rose Virginia O. + & G.
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Race Congress His Theme.

Oysters. Md. Quick. elo 9th s 10, Pa av.
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To Demonstrate Weighing Frauds.

Last day, Lieut. Rose Virginia, Q, + & G..
-AdYt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-01

For preserving and purifying the skin scalp and
hair Cuticura Soap has no superior. Sold through
out the world. Post free, liberal sample. with
s2-p book Address .'Cuticura,' Dept. I'D, Bos-
Arizona republican., 1911-08-13
TUNNELlNG THE ENGLISH
 CHANNEL.

The project for constructing a tun- mel under the English channel. which has been agitated so many times be- fore, is being once more revived. with a better prospect that something will come of it than at any other time in the past. Most people forget that the building of such a tunnel was at one time actually commenced. but the military authorities of Great Britain became alarmed at the possibility of invasion by the tunnel route and compelled the abandonment of the enterprise
 With England and France more friendly than they have been in cen turies, and with many of the practical difficulties solved by the experiences water tunnels, there would seem to be less cause for opposing the pro- ject than eyer before. l. is now evi- dent that a tunnel could never be made the medium for the movement of large forces from one country to the other, as the power in possession of either end could promptly cut off its own end of the underwater pas sage by simply using a few sticks of dynamite, which would effectually de- stroy the entrance to the tunnel and drown all the people that might be undertaking a surreptitious crossing in war time.
 The present agitation for tunnel is purely on commercial considera- tions. The travel and traffic between London nd Paris. as well as between other cities in England and France. are enormous, but it is recognized that both would be very much great CT If the stormy sea passage across the English channel could be avoided. Short as the voyage across the chan nel is, it is proverbially uncomforta- ble for landsmen, and without doubt many travellers are deterred from making the trip by fear of the inevi- table mal-de-mer
 All freight must also be transport cd in shipping across the channel. which is both a slower. as well as more costly process than would be through shipment via the proposed tunnel while such an enterprise would entail large invest ment and would present some engineering difficulties. it is not a more difficult undertaking than the tunneling under the Alps or the extensive tUnneling under the rivers surrounding New York Since the military opposition to the tunnel has abated it is certain to be built sooner or later as a commercial necessity, as there is no getting over the fact that the present system is primitive and restrictive to traffic. New Orleans PicayuHe.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-13
THE SAYINGS OF MRS. SOLOMON


 A perfect husband. who can find one?
 For his price is far above Steel stock
 The heart of his wife rejoiceth in him, and he shall have no lack of encouragement
 He worketh willingly with his hands and bringeth home all his shekels on Saturday night
 He riseth without having to be called and taketh the ice off the dumbwaiter.
 And starteth the kitchen range.
 He considereth his wife. and kisseth her occasionally.
 Six days of the week doth he labor for his money. and upon the seventh doth odd jobs about the house for relaxation.
 With his own hands he runneth the lawn mower and washeth the dog
 He layeth his hands to the parlor curtains and putteth up the portiers.
 He buttOneth his wife's dresses up the back, without mutterings.
 He putteth the cat out by night.
 He is not afraid of the cook.
 His ashes fall not upon the carpet, and his cigarette burneth not holes in the draperies.
 For he doeth his smoking in the stable.
 He weareth everlasting socks and seweth on his own buttons.
 His overcoat doeth him two seasons.
 Yet. when he ventureth abroad with his wife he donneth a dress suit with out grumbling.
 The grouch knOweth him not and his breakfast always pleaseth him. His mouth is filled with praises for his wifes cooking. He doth not expect chicken salad from left over veal, nor the making of lobster patties from a ham bone.
 His wife is known in the gates, when she sitteth among the officers of her club, by the fit of her gowns and her imported hats. He Iuncheth meagerly upon a ham sandwich and a glass of beer that he may string her with fine jewels. He grumbleth not at the bills.
 He openeth his mouth with praise and noteth her new frock. And the word of flattery is on his tongue. He perceiveth not the existence of other women.
 The club and the corner cafe know eth him not, for he drinketh not things by day nor "seeth things by night"
 He may be Trusted to mail a letter Lo. many men have I met in the world, but none like unto him.
 Yet have ye all seen him-in your dreams. Selahi
Arizona republican., 1911-08-13
Ceilings Vehicle & Harness Co.
 3234 E. Adams St.

Measure the corn cut from the cob and prepare an equal quantity of shel- led Lima beans Put the beans in the saucepan with the liquor from the corn cobs. and add enough milk to cover. Cook until they can be easily pierced. with a fork. ad the corn. cook eight minutes. season with salt. pep per. plenty of butter. and. if liked. a little sugar. Stir a half tablespoon fuI of flour in a cup of cream and after the corn has cooked it's allotted time. stir it into the succotash; cook just a moment, then serve.
 Vegetable SoUp-A delicious vegeta- ble soup. usually made with canned corn, can now be made with the fresh Put into a kettle a quarter pound of lean salt pork cut in cubes, two pota- toes and two onions sliced, one carrot and s-e head of celery cut fine. one salf can of corn and One-half can of tomatoes or their equivalent in the fresh vegetables, and two quarts of water. Simmer gently all day on the back of the range, or in the fireless cooker. seasoning to taste with salt, pepper and a little paprika. Just be- fore serving add one cup of milk and one cup of cream thickened with two tablespoOnfuls of flour and two table spOOnfuls of butter. Cook just long enough to blend and serve. This is a good soup to make on ironing day, when there must be a fire in the
Arizona republican., 1911-08-13
l: Should Avoid
 : Over Providing

We cannot submit to such extrava- gance while people starve We will not have strawberries until they are in season and the price lower.-'lueen Mary.
 My chief wish is that the men of my nation would find among the girls of Germany wives as their pattern, and devote themselves, as she has done. to the study of the three Ks: Kirche. Kinder and Kochen (church. children and cookery) ).-EmperOr of Germany
 "To move among the people on the common street; to meet them in the market place on equal terms; to live among them, not as saint or monk, but as brother-man with brother man: to serve God not with form or ritaul. but in the free impulse of the soul; to bear the burdens of society and relieve it's needs; to carry on the multitudinOus activities of the city social, commercial, political, philan- thropc-in Christ's spirit and for his ends; this is the religion of the Son of Man. and the only meetness for heaven which has much reality in it." Henry Drummond.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-13
BLUE DEVILS.

When you find yourself in the pos session of sundry blue devils, proceed to out-devii them, writes Elizabeth Towne in August Nautilus If they would have you go mile go two miles. Put your will into it and see how blue you can be Pretend" you are a bluer blooded aristocrat than any of those that have come to visit Be pOite to them and let them en- tertain you. Do anything they bid you do. Sit down and mourn and wall to their hearts content Berate everything and everybody. Just try it. Blue devils are such contrary imps that they never stay long where they are well treated. Their good mission is to torment 4 hearty vel come sends them flying
Arizona republican., 1911-08-13

til they can be pierced without break ing. Drain and shake carefully until dry Pour over them a tablespoonful of melted butter. then when we'll coat ed, roll in minced parsley and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
 Mint Jelly-Mint Jelly or mint sher- bet is the best accompaniment for lamb or mutton. To make the jelly pour two cups of boiling water over a bunch of fresh bruised mint leaves then simmer gently for ten or fifteen minutes Strain and to pint of the liquid add one package of currant or lemon or any of the patent jels or half a package of gelatine that has been soaked in a little cold water re- served from the amount measured out Add sugar to sweeten and lemon juice to make as acid as desired. Stir until dissolved an set away to cool As it begins to thicken. stir in two table spoonfuls of capers; then pour into one goo sized mold. or tiny individual molds. and set away to harden. When cold turn out an garnish with tiny sprigs of fresh mint.
 Succotash-Cut the corn from a half dozen large cars of tender sweet corn them in two if they are too large to be lai down. Pour a pint of water over the cobs. cover closely and let the cobs cook half an hour to extract their flavor, then strain off the water.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-13

range --.... .---
 Philadelphia Tapioca Pudding-COv- CT one cupful of flake tapioca with cold water and let it stand two hours. stirring occasionally with a fork to separate the Jumps. Put in farina kettle with a pint and a half of water Slice three tart apples of peaches and add to the tapioca, together with su- gar to sweeten. Stir all together and cook until the apples are soft and the tapiOca clear. Serve hot or cold with cream.
 Delicate Pudding-Put into a double boiler one cup of water and one-c cup of any fruit juice preferred. Dissolve three tablespOonfuls of cornstarch in little cold water. stir into the boil ing liquid, sweeten to taste. add pinch of salt and cook until smooth and thick. Beat the whites of the eggs until foamy, stir into the pud- ding, remove at once from the fire and turn into molds wet in cold water Set away to chill. Serve cold with a boiled custard sauce made with one pint of milk. the yOlks of three eggs and flavoring to taste-Emma Pad dock TelfOrd.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-13
INDIAN FORGERS
 WILL BE PROSECUTED
AT LEAST AN EXPERIMENT WILL
 BE MADE.
Oragnet Thrown Over Reservations for
 Recent Offenders.

The district attorneys office has determined to see if it is not possible to prevent sophisticated Indians from plundering unsuspectng white men. American citizens and taxpayers by means of forged checks. As has been stated, it is not clear that that can be done since jurisdiction over Indians in forgery cases has not been expressly vested in the territorial courts. Yet the situation is a grave one which may require reasonable construction of the law in order that the commercial and financial integ- rity of this community may be main tained
 In momant of stress. the Steel trust was permitted by President Roosevelt to absorb the Tennessee Coal and Iron company, though in possible violation of the anti trust law Therefore it has been decided to proceed against Indians who have of late been flooding the towns of the valley with fraudulent and fic- titiOus bank checks
 This experiment was precfpitated by the financial operations of d couple of
 
 time of the late feast on a nearby reservation. It was decided to in clude in the experiment the cases of other Indians who had previously been engaged in the same kind of finan- ciering
 The two BlackWater Indians were arrested day before yesterday. brought to Mesa yesterday and later trans ferred to the county jail Another In- dian who had also been floating worthless paper was brought along with them and later in the day Deputy Sheriff Adams went across the river after couple more Indians who had secured cash or merchandise on checks.
 Soon after the BlaCkwater Indians were brought in the corridor of the sheriffs office was filled with Indians who wanted to see that the rights of their brethren were preserved. The first thing was a lawyer. but the ad- vocate insisted on having a retainer and late in the afternoon, among them. the Indians raised S as an evidence of their good faith and promised that more money would be forthcoming when the cases got well under way.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-13
DON'T.

Dedicated to a young man who IS
 about to spend a week at
 summer resort. Don't be foolishly elated, Don't with pride become inflated, When a pretty girl has stated That your dancing is divine; Keep your reason firmly seated, Let her words be calmly greeted; What she says will be repeated To the next young man in line. Do not rate yourself too highly When a pretty maiden shyly Let's you squeeze her fingers slyly Where the young moons light is
 dim: When you're back in town and fret
 tin. Some new fellow will be letting Her beguile him while she's getting Those same fingers squeezed by
 him .. Chicago Record Herald.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-13

big mining camps in Southern Arizona, and is would mean more for the pros perity of the territory than anything which could be imagined in the way of industrial development l. would mean a reduction of mining expense. Ia reclamation of the valleys by pump ing irrigation and the starting of many new interprises requiring a cheap fuel for success
Arizona republican., 1911-08-13
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