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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-08
DENMAN REFUSES.
APPOINTMENT FOR
7. ]. Mooney CASE
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ditious of the district attorneys
office. on thc Mooney ease The
first ntimation that my name was
under consideration came yesterday
through the press
after careful consideration Of
Che position ] ann asked to accept
feel that my lack of experience in
criminal law and procedure and
want OF the criminal tiguior's
on prosecutor temperament make
% improper that ! should take 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-08
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-13

improved by cooking the amount neces-
sary for seasoning in a little hot fat until
tender and light yellow When used raw,
as for salads. It is best to rub the bowl
to give Just the suspicion Of flavor or to
use a little juice rather than the chopped
onion since many people cannot eat the
raw onion without considerable discom-
fort GAELIC is used very generously in
many rural districts and happen to know
one old Scotch woman who says that she
can trace her aristocratic family Of garlic
back TO 1874, when her family brought the
first seed from Scotland.
Celery. fresh and dried. as well as celery
seed and salt. are useful in soups, stews
and salads A stalk OF celery or a few
celery leaves should be dried il there is
no immediate use for them. This IS true
OF ell leftover bits Of vegetables and
herbs.
Bay leaves. parsley. thyme and mario
ram are all used in many ways and AFFORD
an artistic cook a variety OF seasonings, so
that, even though she is obliged to use the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-13
Cooking Ideas In Other Lands
By Mary Lee Swann,
Principal, Scudder School OF Household Arts

Spain, too, suggests many ways 70 I'm.
prove the more or less characterless foods
that we ought TO use IN these times. Just
as the Italian uses the tomato the spaniard
uses peppers, and our cookery can be i'm
proved If we learn not only the uses OF
these individual havors, but also the CON-
Dined 1avors. The ola podrida will al
ways remain a classic in the culinary
world OF Spain.
1t is impossible for US to study the
cookery OF China without becoming IA
miliar with the famous chop suey. the result
OF centuries OF culinary experiments. The
Chinese have developed the art OF delicate
seasoning to a very high degree. and many
epicures prefer certain forms of Chinese
cookery to any other.
The sauerkraut and other hearty dishes
Of Germany have been and are still popular
with many people, even though such names
as Liberty Cabbage seem 10 have made
them more palatabe sort OF sweet
sour contradiction seems 10 be one OF the
characteristics OF Central European
cookery.
France has had a larger share than any
other country in moulding the food habits
OF the great cities of the United States.
Gradually these habits are penetrating the
most remote sections of the country. The
salads, desserts and pastries Of France de-
serve all the praise that can be given
them. The freshness and crispness OF the
salads. the lightness OF the pastries and the
universal use Of delicious fruit desserts
will contribute much to our Substantial"
fare.
l have heard French people and Poles
alike say that France owes much credit
to Poland for her soups, as we'll as her
fish and egg dishes. The "carefulness and
lnventiveness" with which Polish woman
seasons even the most humble dish often
transform it into one that would tempt
the appetite of the most fastidious epicure.
With perhaps the exception Of white wine,
there is no reason why American women
cannot get all the materials with which
the Polish women work Any woman who
has a garden can easily have all the sea
sonings usually included under the term
fine herbs"-parsley. marjoram savory,
sage. chervil and thyme.
Onions. shallots chives. garlic and all
the other members OF the onion (lily)
family are perhaps the most universally
popular seasoning. The flavor is usually
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-13

THE economy which we must practise
IN order to hasten the winning Of the
= war has set US 10 looking 10 other
lands both for new foods and for new meth
DDS OF serving old ones. All this r ex-
cellent thing for us. FOR there is much 10 be
gained from a study Of the methods Of for
eign cooks. Particularly is this true Of the
use OF seasonings and favorings. a most
important branch OF the culinary art, but
one in which too many American house
wives are sadly deficient.
Syria and some OF the other small Euro
pean and Asiatic countries make an invslu-
able contribution TO the great universal
cookery IN their vegetable cookery and in
the immaculate cleanliness which they
practise From Serbia We get wonderful
recipes for the cooking OF chicken. espe-
cially OF chicken soups. The ''Unspeakable
Turk" makes a splendid contribution with
bis usual vegetable dishes and We can also
earn many things about confectionery from
them.
The delicscy and daintiness Of the Jap
snese cookery ia rather hard for US to ap-
preciate sometimes. The picked vege-
tables and uncOoked fish seem TO give
just the strong note OF contrast in Jap
anese cookery or food service that one
strong bold line or curve will sometimes
give in their wonderful paintings and
drawings Their color combinations al
ways seem interesting too have been
struck on several occasions with the fire.
quent combination OF black and white
foods, giving almost the light and dark
contrast for which their art is famous
From Norway and Sweden we get the
highly seasoned fish dishes and the fine
breads which are used in some parts Of
the United States. Il seems to me that
Norway and Sweden can contribute much
10 our new cookery. Economy and clean
liness are national characteristics and per
lection OF seasoning is always emphasized
Italian cookery is with us to stay From
them we have learned how and when to
use many vegetables. oils and pungent sea
sonings When we speak OF Italian cookery
we invOluntarily think OF olive oil. cheese,
tomatoes garlic. wines and choice fruits
There is no season why the characteristic
national dishes OF Italy shouN not be
adapted to our own use. The wonderful
pine bark stew" OF the South might also
be found on any we'll regulated Italian
table
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-13

1t having been my privilege to
serve as one OF the many registrars
who. last month, helped to tabulate
Uncle Sans vast man-power re-
sources, 1 am almost prepared 70
make oath that the average Ameri-
can male between the ages of II and
as, is not in vain.
Among other statistics which
registrars were required to record
concerning each registrant, was the
color of his hair and of his eyes
Rather than rely upon one own dis
elimination between batting tints, it
was natural for a registrar TO seek
information from the owner OF hair
or optic involved. In fact, without
inviting the applicant for registra-
ton TO some nearby window and re-
questing him TO face the light, in
dependent pronunciamento, in
many cases, seemed well nigh impos-
sible.
Never had I supposed there could
be so many non-assertive eyes as are
daily being carried about the world,
p q
can't You see I am blue?" or
cant YOU see 1 am brown o" have
nothing positive or official 10 say for
themselves. and when questioned by
your own eyes. proceed TO CANON
flage themselves with stTeaks OF
what one might call mo color at
all" Surely if anyone could know
how 10 label them, it should be the
person in whose head they have been
placed, and who for at least eighteen,
and often for as many as 45
years has been their owner and con-
slant companion.
Nevertheless 1 can testify that
from more than half OF the males 70
whom on sept. Il, as courteously as
possible. / submitted the query,
color Of your eyes, please? 90 came
the assertion that they didn't know,
and az the same time q polite open
ing OF those eyes 10 their widest ca
pacity in order that the questioner
might see for himself
That these replies were not in
strict accordance with truth. is OF
course possible. but ii is difficult 10
see what motive there could have
heen in lying. II is surely no more
disgraceful for a man 20 know the
color OF his own eyes. than 10 know
the number Of fingers on his hand.
IL Is however much less important,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-13

marrries must pay fine of $4,000
into the club treasury.
The plays opens in the Audrey
home. where the son, Robert. has
arranged 60 have the annual meet
inE OF the bachelors club. Before
The session Is fairly under way Bill
Rivers. one of the bachelors. throws
"a bonn bsheU into the ranks by an
n0uncing he is going 20 be married
TO Bobette Audrey. He pays over
his $4,000 and his decision leaves
the other mem bers of the orgAniza-
ton so weak that Mrs Audrey and
her daughter succeed I'm prevailing
on each IL them 90 adopt a war or
phan
one OF the bachelors finally agrees
ON the express understanding that
ne shall have boy. Another agrees
because ne wants 70 prove his pet
theory that 10 is no trick at all TO
manage children A third is really
forced 90 adopt girl. because she
is the child of a chum who has been
kiued in the war. For her son Mrs.
Audrey selected little English
girl. daughter of an officer who had
been killed fighting i'm France
or course the bachelor who stip-
umted that he must have "a boy gets
girl The one who Is certain it
was am easy matter 20 bring up chill
dren is inflicted with trip.eJs. Bob
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-13
Complexion Beauty Secrets
By Lima Caoalieri,
The Most Famous Living Beauty.

~ careful what preparations you use
on the delicate skin Of your face
- If you would avoid untold injury to
your health and beauty. Some cosmetics
give che complexion an unhealthy, pasty
appearance. Others while improving the
surface looks clog up the pores so tightly
that serious damage is wrought beneath
the superficial layer. All such prepare
lions should be used very sparingly, II at
all.
The pores OF the skin need air as much
as do the lungs, and when deprived Of Il
they cannot perform their natural function
OF Inhalation and expiration The skin
breathes In and out through the pores, as
do the lungs through the mouth and nose,
and when the pores are blocked the skin
fails 20 get its proper nourishment
The pores bring out the waste material
from the skin by means OF perspiration,
and when this comes 70 the surface the air
dries II up and the tiny ducts. relieved OF
their burden. are at liberty again to repeat
the process When they are packed with
cosmetics, however their function as car
riers OF waste matter out OF the skin Is
interfered with. The Precipitation remains
within. evaporation OF the waste product
upon the surface OF the skin cannot take
place, sand little assesses and other un-
pleasant eruptions next IN order
The fact that certain dangerous cos
metics are to be kept at a spectabIe dis
lance from the skin Of the face does not
mean that the complexion must 90 unat-
tended. There are certain applications
that really aid the skin In its endeavor 10
look and feel its best
What is known as virgin milk" is a
milky looking mixture, composed OF tine
ture OF benEoin and rose water The first
Of these is an astTtngent and probably
makes the pores as small as they can
artificially become without hurting them.
Rose water, on the other hand, makes the
skin soft. The mixture, II is believed,
moreover, prevents TO a certain extent the
formation OF freckles
Glycerine may be added to virgin milk"
II the skin is dry. The formula for this
mixture is as follOwS:
Tlneture Of bsnzoPn. .........1o ounce
SJCeTlHo .....-. .........s ! ounce
rose water -.-.-.............. ! ounce
Mix the glycerine well with the tincture
Of benzoin and add the rose water. Apply
the compound with the fingers after the
face has been washed Although glycerine
is used to make the skin soft. it should
never be applied in its pure form, for thus
1t will be found irritating and Injurious
Mixed with the other ingredients, il Is a
mess Of the skin.
Besides, some such good facial applica-
ton as virgin milk the use or a reliable
rice or talcum powder is perfectly harm
less, and II the skin is unusually greasy or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-13
Quite a Surprise in Matter of Eyes
By N. A. Babcock

which is. I presume, an explanation
of the matter.
At all events, alleged ignorance Of
the color of ones eyes proves either
that a man is lacking in that degree
of personal vanity which implies in
innate association with a looking
glass, or is anxious to appear as so
lacking, to a total stranger, and after
day partly devoted to such ques-
tioning, 1 incline to the former
view.
Had the task Of draft-registra-
ton been entrusted to the opposite
sex, it would be quite understand
able why registrants might deny
knowledge of the shade OF their
eyes; not only would masculine
nature crave freedom from any sus-
piciOn OF vanity, but might welcome
the intimate seach which the lovely
registress would be compelled 10
make with her eyes 10 discover the
nue. Of his But no such motive could
exist where il was a case of man-to-
man question and answer. which
seems convincing proof that when a
male says he doesn't know the color
Of his own eyes. he really doesn't.
May we not through this assur-
ance perceive one lingering trait that
will continue TO dis tinguish poor
struggling masculinity in the great
ocean OF modern feminity that is
engulfing the world
DO you suppose, If Sept II had
called for the registration OF all
the females in the United states be-
tween the ages OF 1 and 20 inclusive,
there would have a solitary regis
trant who 10 the question, What is
the color Of your eyes," could truth
fully have answered i don't know %
Many Of them would perhaps have
let eyes speak for themselves, and
coaxingly suggest why not look
closer, and see o" but none OF them,
I venture TO assert, would have
claimed ignorance on the subject.
1t would have been too utterly pre-
posterous. IL would have had q
tendency &c lay them open 10 sus-
picion as German spies. Il would
have invaldated the accuracy OF
their responses 10 all other Ques-
tions on the official blanks A
trining inaccuracy in then replies TO
some OF these other Official ques-
tions-as for example What was
your age On your last birthday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-13

NEW YORK. oct. 12-when
David Belasco produces a play il IS
safe prediction that it is goins to
he a finished product The last Be
Iasco onerins paddies" is al Of
that.
This is a comedy which shows
how completely two determined
women can disrupt AN organization
of i've confirmed bachelors. whose
only excuse for having am orEauiza-
ton is that they are AN s0rnful Of
and immune 70 the Vaccinations OF
the fair sex TO entrap good provid-
ersT into the field OF matrimony.
When nve men are graduated in
the same college class and take
into she world with them only one
common impulse. namely. 90 escape
marriage at an hazards. they are
likely 90 become So entirely men OF
one idea that in time no woman
would consider marrying them
10 is 20 prevent that awful fate
from overtakiuE her son and his
taur eronies that Mrs Audrey con-
spires with ner daughter, Bobette
to provide wives FOR an the mem
iers Of the bachelors club.
These bachelors fortunately are
aI blessed with fair share ot the
worlds goods and one OF the arr
t-eI-s Ia the constitution OF their
CLUB provides that any member who
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-13

same foundation ingredients frequently,
she can avoid a deadly monotony. II
seems to me that the bay leaf and parsley
have been a little oyerused Discrfmina-
ton must be used in adding any OF these
seasonings TO any dish.
Mint is valuable for favoring meats,
especially lamb, as well as salads, des-
serts, jellies and beverages. Mint Jelly
has many possibilities not only as a means
of introducing a pungent flavor but also
as q means OF artistic garnishing and dec.
Grating.
One OF the loveliest and least known
fruit dishes. which may be used as a cock
tail or as a dessert, is made with fresh or
candied mint leaves and watermelon cut
in round balls crystal cup is first deco
rated with four or i've OF the mint leaves,
radiating from the centre Of the glass. and
the watermelon balls are then lightly piled
into the glass. fruit juice or syrup is
then sometimes poured over the whole.
To BE Continued Next Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-13

has become vital this year when it d.
realized as never before how neces-
sary It is to provide for the coming
generation School lunches which
Will be economical and which. above
ALL will provide sufficient nourish-
ment must be carefully planned by
hOusekeepers.
A few suggestions OF wholesome
basket lunches are oTqed by the
United states food administration.
Cheese sandwiches.
Orange
Dates stuffed with nuts
Hard cooked eggs
crisp baking powder biscuits.
Celery.
Prunes stuffed with peanut butter
Baked bean and lettuce sand
Wiches
Apple sauce.
Small cakes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-13

shiny its use becomes real necessity
Face powder Is especially desirable when
the weather is hot. az Il not only makes
the skin feel and look refreshed, but Il also
prevents the sun from penetrating the skin
too deeply. and thus acts as q shield
against sunbun and freckles.
II face powder does not relieve a chronic
greasiness Of the skin, use a little calcined
magnesia. Neither OF these. however. does
the skin aSmuch good as plenty OF exer-
else IN the open air. proper care OF the
diet and perfect cleanliness.
Splendid exercise may be secured IN the
city parks. where there are tennis courts
and swimming pools and plenty OF over
hanging shady bOughs. A free use OF these
health and strength promoting devices
does SIS share also In the realm OF beauty
and produces results such as no cosmetic
can ever produce. II these cannot be en-.
joyed for various reasons the best substf-
tute is the bsthtub or shower and exercise
at night before an open window
The diet should be so regulated that not
too much fatty stun goes down the diges-
tive tube. This does not mean that the
daily portion OF butter should be cut on
but that a minimum OF fried food should
be eaten Food fried In fat or oil is heavy
and taxes the digestive tubes too strongly.
IS often proved by such phenomena as
heartburn or the commonly known "indi
gestion'
Sweets, Ike fats, should 90 down The
digestive apparatus IN sparlng quantity.
Candy eaten without moderation shows on
the skin OF the face In the form OF erup-
lions or pimples. Il upsets the wellbeins
OF the stomach. and suffering adds 10 the
impaired looks or the already none too
white and pink" OF the complexion. Be
sides the proper regulation OF the nature
OF the foods taken into the mechanism il
Is necessary to take care that the diges-
tive tubes be freed Of their waste products
every day
Cleanliness. according to the popular
and correct definition Of the term. means
a liberal use OF soap and water This can
not be too much emphasized. especially In
Summer time, when the bodily mechanism
emits more waste matter and when evap-
Grafton takes place more slowly than in
cool weather.
The hands should never be smeared
across the face in an endeavor TO wipe
away the perspiration. for that may result
in pressing In the dirt and adding some
from the hands, thus causing q disagree
able itching. A clean handkerchief should
be applied TO the face 10 get rid OF the
Precipitation and make the skin feel re-
freshed Soap should not be used upon
the face too frequently for fear Of making
the skin dry and scaly. Whatever soap
YOU use for the face, hands and bath be
sure It is one that contains fat and alkau
In just the proper proportions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-13

ten for the soldiers, has just been
passed by the English censor, and
now the title page reads. The
Kingdom of Cod" censored by Sec
ond Lieut.. Joseph Prugers. O. d.
Through the courtesy of WincheH
Smith and John /. Golden, Grace
George, on behalf of the Stage
Womens War Relief, has arranged
for a special performance Of Light
min" at the Gaiety theater Sunday
night for the men in uniform.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-13

might have been overlooked but
denial that they knew the color Of
their own eyes. or hair, never
To a young man of IL whose gem
eral aspect of complete prepared
ness suggested that he must know
whether his eyes should be record
ed as dark gray brown, I was In
duced to. say. What does your best
Girl cali them ,"
Cross" ne replied. and I rather
fancy the first Hun who encounters
them on the fields Of France. will
be able to add, and fieTce!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-13

for a role in his production Of the
play, Remnant" in which Florence
Nash is to star. Miss Leslie will
have the part acted in London by
Hilda Moore.
Harry Tierney has been commits
stoned by Elliott, Comstock & Gest
so compose the music for the new
Century Grove Midnight Revue"
Sergt David ProCtor's hymn en-
titled The Kingdom of God" writ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-13
SCHOOL LUNCH BASKETS
MUST BE FILLED

School lunches for the children
have again become the chief thought
for many mothers in the morning.
It is easy enough TO prepare whole
some milk dishes when the children
are at home. but TO find something
that will pack safely in a basket or
pail is another question.
The subject OF food for children
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-13
IN THE NEWS TIMES
= ZZzzs(szZSI!
ALL THEATERS CLOSED TEMPORARILY

Cleanliness and sanitary condi-
tions viii always be found ar the
Lasalle. II Is a new. modern build
Ing and perfectly safe
A battery OF powerful exhaust
fans completely change the air
every few minutes. expeuiug the
Initiated air. causing the safest sys-
TEN Of ventnating ever devised.
10 carpets to catch dirt. 6at
painted cement floors. that are
washed nightly. add 70 the sam
tary conditions Of this theater
Awaiting the lifting az the tem-
pOrary closing order Of an amlse-
ments. the LaSalle has arranged a
long and interesting program Of the
worlds greatest screen stars ga the
best OF modern productions
on the list wiz be found Fred
stone ia The Goat" jesse Lasky
production featuring the greatest or
an musical comedy comedians now
ln the height Of his popularity n
"Jack-o' Lantern" playing 20 ca-
pacity audiences az the Colonial.
Chicago
II nobody had ever heard of Fred