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Washington telegraph., 1922-02-03

Mr.. A. F. Pickett of Hope, bridge
contractor, was in the city Wednes-
day on business.
Onion sets, seed Irish potatoes and
a complete line of garden seed at
Colds Cash Store.
Mr.. Luther Spears arrived from
Gurdon Thursday and will remain
some time on Route l.
Miss Willie Shields, who is teach
ing school at Patmos, spent the week
end with homefolks here.
Mr.. John Bouldin returned to Tex
as Monday, after spending several
days here with relatives.
Rev. W. T. Sullivan will fill his
regular appointment at Fulton next
Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. Thos. C. Smith came IN from
Route l yesterday and will spend sew
eral days with relatives in town.
Chas. N. Trimble, manager of the
W. j. johnson & Co. store, spent sew
eral days this week at ElDorado on
business.
Mrs. C. S. Chapman and Miss
Ninette Autrey, of Columbus came
over Tuesday afternoon to do some
shopping.
Mrs. W. T. Sullivan returned Mon
day from Prescott, having accom-
panied little Miss Mollie Waller 70
her home there Saturday.
30 cents per pair for rubber heels
at our shop each Monday. We are
making 10 per cent reduction on
all shoe repair work. Dudney Bros.
Mr., Bunk Clark is working at Nash
ville for the present, as the night
shift at the Mason test well has been
discontinued for a while.
ed-Tie-makers. Pine and
oak timber. Houses to live in if
needed. 2 miles south of Washing
ton.
w, B. Nelson.
Washington telegraph., 1922-02-03
WARNING ORDER

No. s70. In the Chancery Court
Of Hampstead County, Ark.
Cora Crawford, Plaintiff,
VS..
Charles Crawford, Defendant.
The Defendant, Charles Crawford,
is warned TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer tine
complaint of the Plaintiff, Cora
Crawford.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court this goth day of jan, 1922.
L. F. HIGGASON, Clerk.
By F. Y. Trimble, D. C..
Washington telegraph., 1922-02-03
WARNING ORDER

No. 542. In the Chancery Court Oh
Hampstead County, Ark.
R D. Goodman, Plaintiff,
VS..
G. c. Malott, ct al, Defendants
The Defendant, G. c. Malott, Is
warned to appear in this Court with
in thirty days and answer the com
plaint Of the Plaintiff, r. d. Good
man.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said Court this 2S day Of Jan, 1922.
l.. F. HIGGASON, Clerk.
(SeaI By F. Y. Trimble, d. c.
Washington telegraph., 1922-02-03

was a good man. We loved him.
May the Savior that he loved and
served comfort the bereaved ones
and lead them on till The day dawn
and the darkness flee away.
His pastor,
Geo. B. Hardy.
Washington telegraph., 1922-02-03
Announcements

COUNTY AND PROBATE CLERK
We are authorized to announce
CHAS. Nj. LEWIS of Washington as
a candidate for County and Probate
Clerk of Hampstead County, subject
to the Democratic Primary Election.
Washington telegraph., 1922-02-03
WASHINGTON TELEGRAPH
j. E. GOLD. Editor and Publ.

Subscription, $1.5O per year, in
advance.
Washington telegraph., 1922-02-03

The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church met with Mrs. Chas. N. Trim
BILE Thursday afternoon. The next
meeting will be next Thursday at the
home of Mrs. T. Y. Williams.
There will be a masquerade party,
given by the Baptist Ladies Aid, at
the home of Mrs. T. j. Garner xpa
Tuesday evening, Feb. IA. Al, j.,
sion 25 and Is cents. Games I Nbd
lots of fun. Everybody invited.
The Baptist Ladies Aid met Tues
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Mary Horton. The next meeting will
be held with Miss Mayme Mason
next Tuesday afternoon.
Washington telegraph., 1922-02-03

Mr.. A. F. Pickett of Hope, bridge
contractor, was in the city Wednes-
day on business.
Washington telegraph., 1922-02-03

Onion sets, seed Irish potatoes and
a complete line of garden seed at
Colds Cash Store.
Washington telegraph., 1922-02-03
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Evening star., 1922-03-30
When Your Preserve and Pickle
Supply Runs Low.

At this season of the year many
housekeepers find their preserve and
pickle supply running alarmingly low.
There are few fresh vegetables and
fruits with which to replenish the
supply, so cans must be resorted to in
a measure. Try the following recipes:
Prune-Lemon Marmalade.-Wash one
pound Of prunes and turn them into
an agate saucepan with three cups Of
boiling water. the Juice of two lem
ons. the rind of one lemon cut very
small, twelve whole cloves and one
half ounce OF white ginger root
(white ginger root costs about 5
cents an ounce, SO either buy one
half ounce of this or buy the full
ounce and use half the supply. Let
this mixture boil for one hour. when
the prunes will be fairly soft. Then
turn 1t into a bowl to cool. When
cold, stone the prunes with clean
fingers, pick out the ginger root and
the cloves. and put the prune mixture
back into the granite saucepan with
one cup OF granulated sugar and one
half cup of boiling water; let it SIM
mer on slow fire for one hour, stir
ring often to keep from catching to
bottom, and turn into clean, empty
jelly glasses or preserve jars to store
in the Ice chest Tor immediate USE
This recipe will fill about fve jelly
glasses. In cutting up the lemon
rind and pulp. be sure to get in all
the thick white part which lies un-
der the yellow rind. as this white part
contains the pectin which makes the
marmalade thicken.
Beet Relish.-Either canned or fresh
" boiled and skinned beets may
be used. Chop ten small beets
(there should be about two cupfuls
Of the cooked. chopped beets) and add
to this one-haH cup Of vinegar, four
Evening star., 1922-03-30
EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPING
BY LAURA KIRkMAN.

tablespoons of grated horseradish
'the bottled variety may be used), four
tablespoons of lemon juice Chat is,
the juice of one lemon-about the
same thing) and six heaping table
spoons Of powdered sugar. Boil this
mixture In granite saucepan for
twenty minutes, then cool and keep in
the refrigerator for immediate use
Grapefruit Marmalade.-Four grape
fruit. six oranges, six lemons and
sugar. Cook the grapefruit whole.
in water to cover them; put the or
with water to cover. When both the
grapefruit and oranges are soft
enough to be easily pierced with a
fork. remove from range and let stand
overnight in the water in which they
were cooked. In the morning cut the
pulp and press it through a colander
to remove the seeds and tough core.
Save the juice. Shred the rinds with
sharp knife.
Cut the oranges in slices, saving
the juice of these also. and turn this
grapefruit into porceiain-lined or
agate-ware kettle and add two quarts
Of cold water. Measure this mixture
In the kettle and then measure out
one and one-half its own quantity of
sugar. Heat the fruit mixture in the
kettle, then add to it the measured
sugar after heating this sugar few
minutes in q mild oven. Cook gently
until very thick and pour into hot
glasses which have just been boiled
ten minutes in clear water. Let
stand till cold. then seal with melted
parafin. lThis recipe answers an anony-
nous readers request)
Cabbage Pickle.-To one quart of
chopped raw cabbage add one pint of
cooked and chopped beets, one cup
Of grated horseradish, one cup of
sugar, four teaspoons OF salt and a
dash of pepper. Add vinegar to cover
and let stand till cabbage is picked
to suit taste (this may be several
days.. then begin to use it on the
table
Evening star., 1922-03-30
--Ar rrrArc BY EDNA
BEAUl1 / OdAlS KENT FORBES

Of wrinkles around the mouth even
under a strong light
If the complexion is propeprly cared
for and the circulation Of the blood
carefully stimulated these little
mouth wrinkles can be kept away
for long time. When you are tired
and the muscles of the face are lax
a massage with cold cream, a hot
bath, then either a cold rinse or ar
astringent over the face will make
them disappear as though by magic
A moro permanent way is to blow
with the mouth as though blowing
out a candle.
Pansy.-Very few women have theil
faces enameled any more, as it shows
that 1t Is artificial, therefore ridicu.
lous. Improve your skin by keeping
1t clear through good health, exercise
and sufficient bathing.
Aflie.-When the hair becomes toe
oily to make q softened coiffure anG
It is not time for the regular sham.
poo you can relieve it Of some of thu
oil by busting a small amount Of
orris root or talcum into it. Orri.
root is preferable, as 1t does not make
the hair SO dry as the talcum, ant
some oil is necessary to the health
Of the hair.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Lines Around the Mouth.

There is a period in every woman's
life when she finds that the first sign
Of being tired is the appearance Of a
little wrinkle down one side of her
mouth. If she is lucky she will be well
in her thirties before this happens; if
she is not lucky she may be in her
early twenties, and then the tragedy
is greater.
As soon as she ceases to be tired the
line disappears and she thinks no
more about it, The sad part is that
tho line appears moro snd moro often,
and then eventually . second line ap-
pears to match it on the other side OF
her mouth. They are the nero sha-
dows Of wrinkles. but they are wrin-
kles. nevertheless, and eventually they
are there for good, even when the
woman is feeling well.
Then she begins making frantic ef-
forts with the cold cream jar ana race
packs. These are effective, too, Tor a
while, but the little line will come to
stay no matter what the woman
does. That is old age, and II you will
it is a tragedy, but the period OF your
life at which these wrinkles come
to stay depends to great extent
upon yourself. know one woman
who Is flfty-five and a grandmother,
who has only the faintest suggestion
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Brides Will Be Brides
By Lucille Ta,, SIyke.
MAN HUNTING.

MAN HUNTING.
LELAND was man
hunting. It was S o'clock
~ on a rainy spring afternoon,
and she didn't like the task
She mad come in from a gloomy high
brow matinee to find a note from a
man friend saying he couldn't keep an
engagement he had made for dinner
with her.
Ordinarily Cscily wouldn't have
cared. But she had an extra woman
on her hands for the evening. her cou.
sin. Merriam Lindsay. who was due
20 arrive any moment, and she very
aiacn aia wanted another man, for she
aiant care to share the one she had
with Merriam. So she sat at her tele-
phone trying one club after another
IN Vain; she was in a petulant mood
When her bronze-haired visitor ar
Hello" she said briefly. "Everv
man in the world is either in the
SUBWAY or-good gracious" she
Droke on as she hung up tho receiver
you look like you were doing pen
ance for your sins"
Merriam was rather austere. Very
pale. with an unbecoming rain hal
breathlessly.
"cissie. don't bother. I heard you
outside. IL had cold, feet about
gadding. anyhow. I'll get a bite
near near the station and take a train
nome. It's not a good night to do a
stuHy place like Greenwich Village"
Cecliy demurred politely. but did not
press the point.
Whatever made you phone me yes
terday, anyhow she asked Curl
nor ir,er I,oll
row stairway that led from the studio
to her bedroom
Merriam was huddled in a big
carved chair; the studio looked rather
!! cherries to the homesisk little wife.
She shivered a bit.
my own, and was peeved at John.
He's gone of on fishing trip with the
Blaisdell menfolks."
Then certainly. you'll stick 1t out"
Cecily clustered. Wen dig out a
man somewhere or other"
A military-like tattoo at the door
sent her scuttling upward.
There's Fred Kirk now" she called
Go to the door, that's a good child
Ohee. Fred" she shouted. 'It's my
cousin Merriam Lindsay letting you
in"
A tall youth, who limped, shook
hands with Merriam. He seemed to
bring a sort of Bohemian gayety into
the room with him.
PITY the poor soul who has to stay
in and play bridge tonight" he sang.
propping dripping umbrella against
the doorway. "Prithee, Cissie, afore
you begin daubing on your war paint.
isn't the makings OF cocktail in your
sacred kitchenette?"
ITS not" Cecily was blunt. Have
you anything?"
well, rather" the youth stretched
out a hand toward Merriam. Come
along over to my dugout, I'm 'fraid
to go home in the dark"
Merriam sank back in her chair. She
Evening star., 1922-03-30

didn't like such immediate friendli-
ness.
Merriam isn't going with u.s."
Cecily called. She's backed out and
old Glidden had to go back to Balti--
more this afternoon, SO If you want
, to call the party off, why, I'll let
you"
The youth stalked into the room
and peered up the stairway.
II say, Cissie" he shouted. "Stick
your head out while 1 ask you some
thing important. Was that honest
to-goodness stun about this cousin of
yours having scads of red, curly hair
and temper? She's pretty stingy with
herself down here, has a hideous lid
clamped down tight to her noble
brow"
Merriam laughed For his impudence
was mitigated by delightful sing
ing quality in his voice.
"If her hair isn't red'-his tone grew
plaintive-"the party is Off"
IT'S red," Merriam admitted.
II was born in Missouri" he assured
her. gravely. He reached up to snap
He limped toward her and, without
so much as by your leave, snatched
her hat away.
Mon Dieu!" he cried. "In tell the
world it's red!" He blew kiss to-
ward the balcony. II say. up there!
emnly around Merriam's chair, eyeing
her critically. But throw down that
orange and brown batik of yours,
he called, land some rouge and an
eyebrow pencil-and your brown
whole-clove beads"
Truly, I'm not going" Merriam in
sisted. And 1 wouldn't want to wear
Cissie's crazy duds."
Il don't know how we're going to
do it without vermouth." he contin-
ued, dreamily. paying no attention to
what she was saying. I've just re-
in the world last night. But 1 think
there's gin and orange-hurry up
with that batik, Cissie."
Twenty minutes later. his game
knee propped on a chair. he leaned
close to Merry's face to arch her
eyebrows to his taste.
Merriam's heart beat quicker.
Run over and get a sloppy tam.
Cecily, that's a dear" he commanded.
Gee. you look somehow" he
stood back to view his handiwork.
He picked up the cocktail shaker.
workshop across the hall from
Cecily's. "The gal is some GAL
he shook the drink vigorously. Lets
get in a bus and go down to Mallory's.
eh? Mallory will just hate US for
stopping him, but I want him to see
this hair"
"I-truly. I'm not going" Merriam's
tones were low.
Cecily gave a shrug.
Then what did you let Kirk put
all those trimmings on you for?" she
asked. coolly.
A little bundle of contradictions,
Merriam stared at her cousin.
Just for spite, / guess" she mur-
INJURED. And I've changed my mind
again-I am going!"
(Another episode of this story in
tomOrrow's Star.)
Evening star., 1922-03-30
SQUASH Biscuits.

Mix and eift two cups of flour. five
level tablespoons Of baking powder
one tablespoon of sugar and three
two tablespoons Of butter and one
and one-half tablespoons of lard, US
ing. the tips Of the fingers; then add
one and one-half cups Of cooked and
strained squash and milk to make of
the right consistency, the amount re-
quired being about one-half a cupful.
Toss on slightly Toured board and
pat and roll lightly to one-half an
inch in thickness, shape with a bis
cult cutter. first dipped in flour, place
in a buttered pan and bake in q hot
oven for fifteen minutes.
Evening star., 1922-03-30


Perhaps not. It's a queer case-they
uually set the bombs of at night,
when no one is around. There must
be more back Of this than merely to
scare Gennaro. 1t looks to me as II
poison, then by dynamite"
We shouldered our way out through
the crowd and went on until we came
to Mulberry street, pulsing with life.
Down we went past the little shops,
lodging the children and making way
for women with huge bundles Of
sweatshop clothing accurately bal
anced on their heads or hugged up
under their capacious capes: Here
dreds Of thousands Of Italians
population larger than the italian
population Of Rome-of whose life
the rest Of New York knew and cared
nothing. ..s=e
e. 9topA
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Creamed Fish.

If the fish weigh one pound each
or less. scale them, remove the heads
and tails split and remove the back
bcnea put in the steamer skin side
down and sprinkle with salt, pepper
and -four, using about two table
spoons Of fiour. Cover all with one
cup OF milk and add one tablespoon
Of grated onion and two tablespoons
Of butter. 90
Evening star., 1922-03-30
SALESPEOPLE
EXPERIENCED
FOR SHOE DEPT.

Wanted, by a large depart
ment store, several experienced
men and women for shoe depart
ment. Only those with expe-
rience and seeking a permanent
position need apply. State full
particulars. Address Box 2oI-A,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
LOST

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other articles. Please return TO 3olS l3fh
NV. Reward.
CAMERA-Sunday. at Occidental restaurant
or Rialto Theater. Zess vest pocket Gamers.
Phone Main 22l5. 500 Union Trust bldg. 3l'
COIN PURSE. containing key, wedding ring
and about 81 in cash. Call Franklin I191. so
FUR NECKPIECE. small, Tuesday night. bet.
10Th and 18th on NV. Reward. Mrs. Bird,
;2O6 X NV.
GREEK COIN. gold, perforated. watch fob. ].
UrysdaIe, 32J Patent Office.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Marten fur, in vicinity
of Florida ave. and st. NV. Wednesday
morning, Return to 2O12 Massachusetts ave.
Reward.
PARROT, large green; reward. o415 q st.
NV. 81
RATNCOAT. dark brown. Paragon Eastman
camera In pocket, on d st. between 4th NV.
and 7th ne Reward If returned to Atherton,
Veterinary Supplies. 33s Indiana ave: NV.
REVOLvER-Colt. .82-caliber; late Tuesday
evening. in Decatur pl. ne: property Of po-
lice dept; No. 1870. Reward. Return No.
9 precinct.
SPECTACLEs. tortoise shell tnot in easel !;
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WRIST WATCH-Elein. bracelet of gold
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and pm. in downtown section. Please re-
turn to 1884 Upton st. NV. Clev. $780, Re-
ward.
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WANTED-HELP

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Evening star., 1922-03-30
Statesmen. .

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sALEsMAN-ONE WHO BIAS SUCCESSFUL
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CESSORIES TO CAR OWNERS, OR OTHER
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
Iarre. oid-established local bank desires
services of capable man with sales ability
as assistant in development work increasing
number Of depositors in savings dept. Bright
future for hustler. Interview Mr.. Ellis, 1413
G st, NV Room 402, before 10 am. or be-
tween 8 and pm.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
SALESMAN.

Wanted, a young man from 18
to 80 years of age, to sell a
proposition which appeals to
every one. Leads will be fur
nished and you will be trained
to sell by an experienced sales
man; must own an automobile
and be able to drive it. Write,
address Box 322-A. Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-03-30

..Ricin is a new and little known
poison derived from the shell Of the
castor-oil bean. Prof. Ehrlich states
that one gram Of the pure poison will
kill 100000 guinea pigs. Ricin was
lately isolated by Prof. Robert of Ros-
took, but is seldom found except in
an impure state, though still very
deadly. 1t surpasses strychnine. prus-
sic acid and other commonly known
drugs. 1 congratulate you and yours
on escaping and shall of course re-
spect your wishes absolutely regard
ing keeping secret this attempt on
your life. Believe me, very sincerely
yours, c. w. LESLIE.
As Kennedy handed the letter back
he remarked significantly: II can
see very readily why you don't care
to have the police figure in your case.
1t has got quite beyond ordinary po-
lice methods"
"And tomorrow, too, they are go
ing to give another sign of their
power" groaned Gennaro, sinking
into the chair before his untasted
food.
you say you have left your no.
tel" inquired Kennedy.
I "Yes. My wife insisted that We
would be more safely guarded at the
residence Of her father, the banker.
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CONTINUED in romozrews star.)
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SALES MANAGER.
WE HAVE AN OPENING
FOR MAN OF ABILITY TO
|ORGANIZE AND MANAGE
|SALES FORCE TO DIS
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i'm WASHINGTON. APPLI-
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R E F E R :
ENCES. CALL MAIN o8o
FOR APPOINTMENT.
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WOMAN-Thoroughly expert
enced in busheling mems cloth
ing. The Fashion Shop, 9th
and E.
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(Another episode Of this story in
tomOrrow's Star.)
Evening star., 1922-03-30

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thoroughly expe-
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ed: write full details. Address Box 14i-A,
l Star Office. 30s
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to take home work: only experts need applv
Give address and phone number. Address BOX
llS-A Star office. 3Os
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305 Bond Bldg, 18th and y. Y. ave NJ ga
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SITUATION-MALE AND FEMALE.
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bus boys. maids. -waitresses. laundresses. etc
No charge. Fulier's. 81
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP-FEMALE,

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PART-TIME WORK.
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from $40 to $50 per week during spare time.
Full details at interview. See Mr.. Crutchfeld,
Room 205. 734 18th st. NV, Friday, between
a.3O and & n m
Evening star., 1922-03-30

ISALESWOMEN, experiencedin
fitting gloves; former employees
preferred. Apply Employment
Manager, 9Th floor, Woodward
I& Lothrop.