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Methods of Using
Plants Explained
Sa0iss Chard Mag Be
Cooked as Spinach or
Vegetable Greens.
ny NIItS. III. \. NILSSON.

Copyright. 1920. by Mrs. NJ. a wilson
Swiss chard belongs to tho beet
family. This plant is grown for its
suculcut leaves. The popularity OF
this plant is that tho leaves have a
solid rib running along tho entire
middle OF the leaf. Tho leafy part
may be stripped off and cooked as a
a nGei 40 r,i green. Just like spinach
uEeSsed me sarc as asparagus.
Chickory md Endivc.
lo Endive is vel. known in all mar
II can be served either plain or with
French dressing. This plant con-
worker.
There are two varieties of this
ibu,qda nee on the rnsrkets-tHe green
curry and the white curley. The
hrst mentioned is usually abundant.
S %hiIc ne last mentioned is frequently
hISn priced and very scarce.
Garlic.
This plant belongs to the onion
tribe. and has to the American pub
ticuiarly strong flavor and odor due
20 e, the fact that the average Amer
iSan housewife knows little or moth
iAE OF It's true value:
TO prepare garlic. for the American
nome. The housewife should select n
II simmer slowly for zen minutes.
Drain and then place under cold run
,emovcs the fne volatile oil that
holds the strong favor. The addi-
ton OF tiny niece OF garlic the
size of a pinhead. adds zcst 10 all
meats ana vegetables.
PtAn The sunday menu for three
meals
SUNDAY.
Breahfnst.
Steamed AurIcots
Cereal and Cream
Creamcd Goldfish on Toas,
Vegetable SOUP
Roast shon'dsr Of Lamb Mint Sauce
Paprika Potatoes Mashed Turnips
Cold SiaT
Grape Juice Sponge Coffee
supper.
Cold Cuts Of Lamb
Cole Slaw
Potatoes au Gratin
prunes Einchcn Tea
Select a small plump shoulder and
have the butcher bone and roll. Pack
The spaces between the tying with
roasting pan and rub with plenty Of
shortening. Pat into the meat one
1ai 10, eu Pvt Of nopT and then place in
reduce the neat Bake twenty min
u'ca 10 the pound from tho time you
r.sduce the heat. Use, the bones from
coup
Paprika Potatoes.
Wash, aud grease the potatoes and
then bake until tender. split open and
add one teaspoon OF uclte3 butter.
iust thicklv with paprika and serve
Grape Juice sponge.
Place ono package OF prepared
lemon scla,ine in large bowl and
then place in saucepan
Three-Qusrtcrw cup OF grape juice,
One and one-hai. cups or water
Bring TO bull and then pour over
the Eeiatine in. the bowl and add six
snhie.poons of marshmallow whip.
esE'nning to SCI: whip with d dover
its shape. Now rinse mold with
cold water and then drain and pour
In the sponge and set in a cold place
20 mold. Unmold, and when ready to
serve use marshmallow or custard
sauce.
Mnrshmaliow Sauce.
Place In "A saucepan
One ami one-hal: cups OF milk
One cup of marshnailow whip.
Three tablespoons OF cornstarch
Stir, 20 disso! We Tho cosnstarch and
then heat gently until the marshnal-
low whip blends with the milk
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DYES HER GARMENTS
BUT NONE CAN TELL
Diamond Dyes" Turn Faded,
Shabby Apparel into New

Don't worry about perfect results.
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed 70
give new. rich. fadelcss color to any
fabric. whether il be wool, silk. linen
cotton or mixed goods--drcsses
hlouscs. stockings, skirts, children's
coats. feathers. draperics. coverings.
The Direction Book with each pack
age tells SO plainly how to diamond
dye over any color that you cannot
make a mistake.
TO match any material. have drug
gist show You Diamond Dye" Color
Card-Sdv
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

LrNcHRCEG. Jan 2S.-ciaud. A. n!c.
nrS9n ana Miss Adele Macann. daurh,er
';rnchhurs. wcre married in Kriato! Tom
mrs morning, They will return here af.sr
brio. bridal .riu. -
wISCIiESrER Jan .s-Mis. I.o,jta G
ra'cour dauEnter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gust,ve
', Dnlcour. E!licott CITY. Md. was mar
red 20 Eov ". Richards. OF winchnst.r
~ O'Clock this afternoon at the residence
~ tho brides parents
. lYSCIIRCRG. ian. 2s.-Mr and Mrs w
Wood, Concord. have announced the en-.
kaEnu,ehnuc OF their daughter. Miss Rachel
,:adys The wedding Is TO be celebrated
ferTuaTv At Early Chapel. Concord
JelrdIsa nnEHigskS,EtukG ian: IAN 2s.aEuEcn.
,;,nnchH w. SncilinEs. of Falmouth. werc
hntcd N marriage at the Methodist mar
a[Tt,e mere yesterday. Rev. II. IL. liout
!!INCmBrRG. Ian. as--Miss Eva Eliza
prtn runaway. 81 GLADYS and Samuel
, ',,dn,aI"aS' or Roanoke. were married Sat
" "ituIn ~ GLADYS. Rev. 4. NJ. Padrcit Off
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Milier's Antiseptic OIL, known m
Snake Oil:
VIII Positively Relieve Pain In a Few
Minutes. s.

VIII Positively Relieve Pain In a Few
Minutes. -
Try It right now for rheumatism
Neuralgia. Lumbago. sore, stiff and
swollen joints. pain in the head. back
and limbs. corns. bunions. etc. After
one application pain usually disappears,
as IL by magic.
new remedy used internally and
externally for Coughs, Colds, Group,
influenza, Sore Throat, Diphtheria and
Tonsilitis.
This Oil is conceded to BIO the most
penetrating remedy known. It's
prompt and immediate effect in reliey.,.
ing pain is due to tho fact that il
penetrates to the affected parts at
once. AS an illustration, pour ten
drops on the thickest piece of sole
leather and 1t will penetrate this SUBJ
stance through and through in three
minutes.
Accent no substitute. This great OIL
Is golden red color only. NIannfac-
tured by Herb Juice Medicine Com
sale at all druSgists-Adv. -
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Frtny American Air s.r

WASHINGTON. Jan. es.@An ind;c,
mont Of the army air service was de-
New, Republican,. Indiana, in opeminr
rtnatc on his bill proposing the crna,
zion OF a separate departnno,t
acronautics to combine siI rnS, OF
mental air activities. lie charges, thai
he service had been a failure and f tat
the present army planes were very
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Jolly varietIe. nj lyric.

Jolly Varieties nj Lyric.
Novelties OF the amusement world
that have proven their merit on the
Keith big-time" make up the new
show that comes to tho Lyric today y
for tho week One of the most
spectacular exhibitions yet brought TO
Richmond in vaudeville is on tho new
Dill. II is the exhibition given by the
reynolds Doncgan family, three ath-
ietic girls and a man. each Of whom
years worlds championship medals
Tor roller and ice skating.
Earl Reynolds and tho DoncEan
girls have unique entertainments
The Limitations Of a stage will not per-
NIT trials of the phenomenal speed Of
which they are capable. but they dis
play their wonderful skill. agility and
endurance in series of fancy dancing
and acrobatic fcats on skates Each
81 the displays is attractivcly staged.
On the same bill are the pretty and
Shapc!T Misses Aubrey and Richie
singing comedicnnes. who have an ar
tistic variety Skit called. I'm Black
ana White Ned Norworth and Eve
lEn Wells. with Leonard Lohr ut the
piano. viii contribute a merry bur
lesGuc musicals. featuring Norworth
and his comic piano. IIilarity and
good music. vocal and instrumental.
viii be the offering o. Cumby and
Sevins. and an imported act on the
Oiil is Norlin. tho piano accordion
maestro. New movies" supplement
tho vaudeville bill
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WAkEFIELD. MASS. Jan. aS--A
pan contemplating an equal division
% net prohtS or net losses annually
between the company and its 1900
einp!oSccs. and containing provisions
ny winch the workers may take over
controi OF the business. was announced
TO-DAY by Winship. Sort Il Company
owners OF the Harvard knitting Mills
.nneaEeo IN underwear manufactures
the employees who. in recent years
nave received an annual bonus OF Is
per cent. agreed To accent the plnn
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WOMESS MEETINGS

Tho nlcctins OF the Confederate, Memorial
,,ltcTary society. which was postpoucd from
eG3 sdaT viii taSc nlac: Friday morning
1" clock ~ The Confederate Museum
n" Wonan,s Auxiliary. American legion.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE
Pearl Henry Pope (2D, Richmond.
hath'in" Eait2 tlol. Richmond.
Urge Conservation or Lumber

IumDfr.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan 2S-Conserya
ION or inmber rather than limited
Iutl,nE o. t,inocr was urged in an adj
dreSS delivered before the second
southern FORESTRY Congress here To-.
day ny C1ione! Henry S. Graves. chief
, ore ,, tni'sd States Forestry Ser
and, virginia, North Carolina. Texss
and Louisiana were present nj shc
2 2I;rIG Session @. Joseph Hyde. Chapel
s.rcSs. "o"
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Injnnction Arnin.t State riamned.

Judge Henry -. CLAYTON. OF no ITnitcd
state District Court. today announced
that an injunction would be- issued
against the state OF Alabama restrain
ing the enforcement OF the ncw motor
fuel inspection law. as soon as honh
was made by the plaintiff. the. WofCord
OIL Company OF Birmingham
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Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water.
Positively guaranteed by money-back
livcred anywhere by our Richmond
agents. Spence Nunnamaker Co. Phone
them--Adv \
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BETTER Than
WH|SKEY FOR
COLDS and FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest,
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro.
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli-.
cations. &
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Miss Mary Lyon Tyler. oc sherwood
Fn-cS' = the guest o. Mis-. Martha chsm
b"rF on Park Avenue. 500.
cha rlcs Andre~ Mccain. OF Raitiner.
MO Sncnt this, week in Richmond' Viii
leave Saturday for bis home ~"
r l."w!s Watkins ha, r.r, for ~.
York. where he Will spend several dar
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Let "Danderine'' save your hair and
double its beauty. You can have lots
Of long. thick. strong. lustrous hair
Don't let it stay lfeless. thin, scraggly
or fading. Bring back it's color, vigor
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Get 3o-ccnt bottle OF delightful
Da nderine" at any drug or toilet coun.
ter TO frcshen your scalp; check dand-
ruff and falling hair. Your hair needs
this stimulating tonic, then it's life,
color. brightness and abundance will
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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close Saturday with matinee per-
formance OF Romeo and Juliet" and
an evening performance OF "Macbc tn
1Tick-1ack-1Oe."
The thirst for novelty is unqucnch
able. The world is forever in quest
or some new thing. Herman Timbcrg.
Who has contributed 80 much 10 tho
EaiJ,y Of nations and especially of
broadway. has written what he de-
scribcs as "a musical outburst." with
the suggestive title Tick Tack Toe 8
which bids fair TO nc the newest
thing In light. bright. happy. snappy
musical shows yet devised.
"Tick-Tack-Toc" will be the attrac-
ton at the Strand Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday and "Wednesday
matinee.
There. arc two acts and eighteen
scches. Herman Timberg has sur
rounded himself with a cast OF we'll
known artists including: Flo Lewis.
hattie Darling. jay Gould, George
Mayo, Pearl Eaton. Billy and Laura
Orcycr. Delphic Daushn. William
Bcncc. William Gilfoil and others. and
"A Chorus Of Scintillating Broadway
Beauties.
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T!acc IN a Saucepan
One ami onehal: cups OF milk,
One cup of marshnailow wh!p.
Three tablespoons OF cornstarcb
Stir 20 dissolve ;he cosnstarch and
then heat gently until the marshmal-
low whip blends with the milk
Evening star., 1920-09-10
WILL co EASY
To Test Arm by Short Workouts
to Decide if He Will Pitch
Again This Season.

ST. LOUIS, September 10.-Whether
Walter Johnson's arm will be in condi-
tion to permit him to pitch another game
this year probably will not be definitely
rived from his hom- in Kansas yester-
day and was one of the first on the
field. but his activities were confined
largely to shagging flies and fungo hit
ting.
1t is Griff's intention to have Walter
test his arm out gradually, taking
short warm-ups each afternoon for four
or five days. If at the end of this period
johnson can use speed without the pain
which has resulted from such attempts
he will be groomed to resume his turn
on the rubber. But even in this event
he may not be available before the club
returns east, as it will take him nearly
two weeks to get his arm in shape after
his long lay-off.
Johnson himself is as much at loss as
ever in regard to what the cause of his
trouble is. He says that only infre-
quently when he holds his arm in GER
tain positions does he feel there is any
thing wrong with it. Furthermore, it
causes him no inconvenience whatever
to throw with an underhand motion, the
only time he notices a ''catch" in his
arm being just as the ball leaves his
hand when he is using an overland de-
livery.
Yesterday he tossed for ten minutes
to Torres He merely lobbed the ball
to the catcher, attempting nothing in
the way of speed He used free, loose
motion, and SO far as could be observed
felt no twinges.
MY arm felt better than it has for
some time" Johnson said. after coming
off the field. land l believe it is going
to be all right now. I'll take things
easy for couple of days and then
speed up bit. 1t did not hurt at all to
throw today"
Evening star., 1920-09-10
RUTH'S HOMER WASTED
Indians Fathom Four Yankee
Pitchers in Winning, 10 to 4.
White Sox Defeat Boston.

Babe Ruth's forty-seventh circuit
drive of the campaign, Doc Johnston's s
theft of home and the slaughter of the
Yankee pitching corps yesterday
marked the intersectional struggle for
premier honors in the American
League. The Indians added to their
lead in the flag race by trampling the
Hugmen, while the latter went to third
place in the standing, being nosed out
by the White Sox, who reduced the
tone of the Red Sox. These engage
ments leave the Tribe with full game
advantage over the White Sox and the
latter half game in front of the
Yanks.
A quartet of New York moundsmen
failed to keep the Indians away from
10 to victory. Quinn. who. started
for the Yanks, weakened in the fifth
after two were out, when the Tribe
broke 3-3 deadlock by chasing in two
runs. Collins was rushed to the slab
and Doc Johnston Immediately stole
home. Mogridge took turn at pitch
ing and provided a Roman holiday in
the eighth. when the Indians tailed
four times. McGraw finished for the
Yanks. Coveleskie went the route for
the winners and gave up six hits.
Johnston made two triples and brace
of singles in five times at bat.
An eighth-inning rally that netted
five runs helped the White Sox beat
the Red Sox to 5. The league cham
pions put their winning run across in
the ninth. Bush had pitched good ball
for the Boston club. and went into the
eighth session under five-run lead.
Evening star., 1920-09-10
ROBINS AGAIN IN front
Go Ahead Of Reds by Beating
Cards, While Braves Down
World Champions.

Setting the pace for the other clubs in
the National League is getting to be a
tough job. Robins and Reds have been
trying to hold down the assignment for
several months, but neither has been
able to make a steady go of it. Now
the Dodgers again have climbed into
the drivers seat. Beating the Cards
yesterday while the Reds were sharing
honors with the Braves in a two-ply
bill put the Dodgers a half game in
front of the world champions. The
Giants slipped on skids provided by the
Cubs and are now two and one-half
games behind the leaders. The Pirates.
anxious to remain in the first division,
took the measure of the Phils.
The Dodgers trounced the Cards, to
2. when Grimes outpitched Doak in a
mound battle. Olson and Wheat each
made three hits, one by the latter being
"a homer
The Reds won a 6-to-4 first game,
then lost II to Z, to the Braves. Eller
pitched well in the opener. The hitting
of Holke and Boeckel helped the Braves
in the nightcap.
Alexander hurled the Cubs to a 80
win over the Giants. He helped in the
run-getting by contributing a timely hit
in the seventh, after Bancroft's tumble
had paved the way for two tallies.
The Pirates defeated the Phils, to s.
The losers made all their runs in the
last three innings. Both clubs clouted
the ball.
Evening star., 1920-09-10
REQUESTS TORRESCATCH
Shaw Is Responsible for Cuban
Working Brewer Removed Be-
cause of Sun Field.

ST. LOUIS, September 10.-Shaw
was responsible for the fact that
Torres did the catching in the second
game yesterday. Jim thinks Ricardo is
lizard in knowing what to call for
in he way of benders, and the Cuban
justified his confidence by playing a
whale of game back of the bat
Brewer was displaced by Roth in the
second game solely because he is not
experienced in playing a sun field. He
will be left in the garden after he has
gotten a few pointers on how to con-
tend with Old Sol Griff is tickled with
the showing Of the youngster, whose
made after two strikes had been called
on him, proved he is not of the type
that f1ivvers in a pinch.
Rice chalked up his fifty-fifth stolen
base.
Joe Gleason arrived as per schedule
yesterday. The Shreveport finger NAV
get into one of the two games billed
for tomorrow.
O'Neill was the victim Of an odd play
in the fourth inning of the opener,
His Texas Lacquer to short left netted
two bases when 1t fell untouched be-
tween trio of Browns. Jim rounded
second and crashed into Gedeon lust
as the latter caught Smiths throw. Up
set by the impact, Gedeon sprawled
atop O'Neill, who was pinned under
his weight and couldn't scramble back
to the base.
Tobin saved himself an error in the
seventh when, with Charity on first
through a Texas Lacquer, he dropped
Erick's fly, but recovered in time I'd
force Pat at second.
|. Brewer was awarded his base when
struck on the hand with a pitched ha II
in the eighth. but on the say-so of
Hildebrand UmnS Moriarity recalled
him. 1t developed that the Griffs were
aided by the changed decision. az
Brower's subsequent roller put Rice
on third in position to tally.
Williams had the distinction of hat
ting in all of the Browns tallies in
the opening game. Brewers bludpaon
produced half of the Griffs' total.
judges failure to gauge the course
OF liner from Rice's bat in the f;rs.
inning of the second made possible On
unassisted double play by LeftfieIdar
Williams. Judge started from second
with the crack of the bat and had
rounded third when the catch wa as J
made by Williams. who logged in and
touched the bag. aiu
Evening star., 1920-09-10
SELLS 'GR|FF'S PLAYERS
Little Rock Club Announces Dis
posal of Miller and Brottem
to Pirates,

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, September 10
The sale of Outfielder 'Bing" Miller
and Catcher Tony Brottem of the Lit
tie Rock Southern Association clut
to Pittsburgh was announced here
last night. The players previously
had been sold to Washington. but the
deal later was called off by the local
club.
Miller holds the leagues home-run
record and yesterday ran his string
up to nineteen.
1t was announced some time age
by Little Rock that it would not &C
through with the deal with the Ma
tionals because Pitcher Carlson fail
ed to make good with the Travellers
At that time Manager Griffith said he
had made no guarantees as to Carl
son. and that he had President Aliens
signed contract to deliver Miller and
Brottem at the end of the Southern
Association season. and that the docu-
ment contained no stipulations
Griff said he would let the national
commission decide the matter, and he
was sure it would rule in his favor.
Evening star., 1920-09-10
WILL CLASH FOR TITLE
Silver Springs and Shamrocks to
Battle Today for Independent
Series Honors.
VIC CAME


Silver Spring VS.. Shamrock Athletic
Club, at Union League Park, 18th and
II streets northeast; o'clock. Um-
pire, Mr.. Hughes.
YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Shamrock Athletic Club, 4; Con-
gressional Athletic Club, (six in
nings).
Independent tossers will conclude
their District championship series at
Union League Park late this after
noon. with Silver Spring and Sham
rock Athletic Club battling for the til
tie. With Navy out of the amateur
league struggle, Silver Spring will
be able to use many of the govern
ment leaguers who also are affiliated
with the Suburbanites. This will
strengthen the team, but the Sham
rocks will put sturdy combination
on the field. The Big Green nine will
not lack rooters and has secured a
number of motor trucks to convey it's
admirers to the game. The vehicles
will leave 18th and K streets south
east promptly at 4:30 o'clock
The ShamrockS went through to the
final when they vanquished Congress
sional Athletic Club in 4-to-2 game
yesterday. Higgs let the losers down
with four hits and was never in trou-
BILE after the opening inning.
Evening star., 1920-09-10
FAILS IN CHANNEL SWIM
Henry Sullivan, American, Forced
to Give Up When Within
Two Miles of Goal.

RAMSGATE. England, September
10.-Henry Sullivan of Lowell, Mass,
failed by two miles in his third at
tempt to swim the English channel.
being forced to give up yesterday at
|1:15 o'clock after being in the water
eighteen hours. He made plucky
fight, but stomach trouble, which he
first felt about 2 o'clock in the morn
ing. continued at intervals, until he
found it impossible to complete the
journey.
Sullivan last month made an attempt
to cross the channel from Dover to
Calais, but was forced to give up when
within three miles of his goal on ac-
also made an Intellectual attempt to
cross the channel from South Fore
land but was only able to get within
six miles Of the French coast.
Evening star., 1920-09-10
WESTERN GIRLS Beaten.
Only One of Five Remains in West
chester Tennis Tourney.

NEW YORK, September 10-Only
one of the five western girls who
made their appearance in the tennis
tournament at the Country Club of
Westchester remained unbeaten yes
terday at the close of the second days
play. She was Miss Marguerite Davis
of st. Paul, who advanced to the semi
final as the result of straight sets vic
tories over Mrs. Percy Wilbourn and
Mrs. DeforeSt Candee. Miss Corinne
Gould of ST. Louis, one-time national
clay court champion, went down to de-
feat at the hands of Mrs. Edward V.
Lynch, and Mrs. Molla Bjorstedt NAL
lory eliminated both Mrs. Ream Leach
man of California and Miss Marjorie
Hires of Kansas City.
At the same time the tournament
narrowed down to five survivors, with
Miss Eleanor Goss. Mrs. Mallory and
Miss Davis in the semi-final round and
Mrs. B. F. Briggs and Mrs. Edward v.
Lynch in the fourth round.
Evening star., 1920-09-10
Coa-r Left Amateur Golf Tourney
Armour Changes Socks,
But Shift Is Too Late

ROSLYN, L. l., September TO-
Tommy Armour, the Scot who
holds the French golf champion
ship, despite his defeat yesfer-
day Mt the hands Of Francis
Ouimet in the national amateur
tournament, Is pleased by his
visit to the United States, hav-
ing found many points of slim
ilarity between this country and
his native land. His sartOrial
display today evoked cOnsidera-
BILE attention from the gallery.
1t included plaid socks that
would have done credit to a
parade of the MacLean kfltfes.
Finding himself five down after
the morning round. he changed
to n more somber pair and his
golf improved, but 1T was too
late. Cyril TO-ley, the English
amateur champion, who failed
to qualify. was in Armour'S gal
Iery, and his Panama hat. plaid
coat and white trousers also Mt
tracted considerable attention.