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Questions and Answers.

i dhed the other evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Scardon. If you will
consult your dictionary of screen per-
consult your directory of screen per-
Paul Scardon is none other than
Betty Blythe. 1. e., the Queen Of
Sheba. and that Paul Scardon is Of
fcially known as Director Scardon,
with many pictures to his cinema
credit.
Betty has a charming apartment;
she served a charming dinner. tnclud-
ing chicken and yams, done south
ern style, and she had some charm
ing guests, self excluded-Adele
Whitley Fletcher and Frederick
James Smith, for instance, both of
whom are managing editors Of con-
spicuous fan magazines; Charles
Whitticker. scenarioist, and Eugene
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Vegetable Cream Soup.

Any leftover vegetables. such as
peas, carrots, tomatoes. celery or po-
tatoes. may be used. TO the vege-
table add salt and pepper to taste,
two slices Of onion and one table
spoonful OF minced parsley. Simmer
for fifteen minutes, pass through a
sieve and reheat. Melt some butter
in a double boiler. add some -four and
stir until smooth. Dilute two cupSuis
Of rich milk with one cupful Of water.
and pour slowly into the butter and
-four. stirring until the mixture
thickens. Combine the vegetable
with the white sauce and sezve very
hot
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FEED THE BRUTE
Fayorite Recipes by Famous
Men.
HASTINGS MILLER.
Woodman's Corn Cake.

This cake is a life-saver on camp
and trail 1t is q fact that cornmeal
sticks much longer to the ribs than
anything made with -four. If you
don't believe il, try fifty canoe miles
Of padding with this cake under
your belt against even thirty with
the same amount Of biscuit, bread or
dough goods.
The recipe, for one man: One cup
Of -four, half cup of yellow corn
meal, one heaping teaspoonful of
baking powder, tablespoonful OF
sugar, a pinch OF salt Stir together
in the camp mixing pan. Break III
an egg and add enough water to
make stiff batter that will just
pour off the spoon. Add thumb OF
melted butter and stir. Turn into the
baking pan of your reflector baker
and put a burning log on the edge
Of your CRATE, so as to get heat into
the baker from top and bottom. When
Drowned, break and serve.
For those who do not carry q re-
ffector baker and have no camp stove
with oven. advise the following
baker, as 1 use II n great deal when
out alone or with one companion:
Take along the aluminium Army mess
tin with folding handle. 1t appears
to be intended for a fry pan. but a
worse one could not be conceived. be-
cause the handle tips 1t over II you
let go Of IL. But 1t is a fine baker,
Pour the above batter into II, first
greasing the inside Of pan and cover.
Set on crate, or on q pair OF green
sticks up in the heat Of the fire where
no flames can play on IL. Build q
fire on the cover. Turn over and
bake upside down as soon as this fire
has set the batter inside, IN perhaps
ten minutes. BY the time the cake
has cooked fifteen minutes, open the
cover. It will have risen and brown
ed to fill the entire inside Of the tin,
and is nine inches long, seven inches
wide and an inch and hair thick.
If is as much corn bread as one out
doors man ought to climb outside OF
at any one time.
Copyright. 1921
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Crab and Olive Salad.

Pick over one can of crab meat
very carefully. as there are so many
small fiake-like pieces Of tendon in
II. Marinate the crab meat with
French dressing and let IT stand aside
for an hour or two before serving,
so as to absorb the dressing. Cut
two cupfuls of celery into dice and
one dozen stuffed olives into slices.
Mix the celery with the crab meat,
turn onto a dish or into a salad bowl
lined with lettuce and pour mayon-
Eaise dressing over all. Garnish with
the olives and capers or sweet
pickles.
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Chin Strapping.

A little while ago I gave a brief
description OF a method for strapping
the entire face at night with a cold
cream pack under bandages. This
was q tedious and complicated proc
ess. only to be used IN extreme cases
Of dry. neglected skin or wrinkles.
Chin strapping is a simplifcation
Of this process. You will need sew
eral yards Of old linen or muslin
strips, two TO three inches wide, and
g jar of cold cream whose virtues
you can trust. If you wish. you can
buy rolls OF gauze bandages, but l
think this is an unnecessary expense.
Your strips of old material will do
just as we'll and can be laundered
again and again.
The face, and particularly cheeks
and chin, are washed with hot water,
soap and a complexion brush, then
rinsed in hot water. While the skin
g moist and very warm a generous
amount of flesh building cream is
rubbed in thoroughly with the fin
gers. The motion under the chin is
circular one, working back from
the tip of the chin to the throat,
then upwards, raising the muscles az
the corner of the mouth and passing
across the cheeks to the ears. After
Ave minutes of this massage apply a
thick coating Of cream and begin TO
Evening star., 1923-04-02
johnny Chuck Has a Crouch.
Don't Re a grouch; It doesn't pay.
IT'S sure to drive ycur friends away.
Rahhif

johnny Chuck had crouch. Yes.
rir; Johnny Chuck had d Crouch.
:; cter Rabbit said SO. So did every
che else who met Johnny that spring
'0oruing when he came out of his
1ouse for the first time after his
long winters sleep. A crouch, you
l.aow, IS feeling that everything
- wrong and nothing right. A per-
ton with q crouch Is a most un-
pleasant person to have around.
Vow ordinarily Johnny Chuch isn't
"a all grouchy. lie usually takes
-rjngs as they come and makes the
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THIS a LOVELY SPRING DAx?"
EST of them. But this particular
orning he couldn't see any good in
4 al had TO get up when he didn't
4 ant TO. 1t works that way with
pme people
After Peter Rabbit left him sitting
his doorstep Johnny Chuck sat
.ere for some time without moving.
n9 sunshine was very warm out
acre and Johnny relt that he needed
y the warmth that h. could get.
lie had slept carried Up III his ur-
.ergrouHd bedroom Without once
loving Tor 80 MANY weeks that It
reMtd TO him he never would be able
D run around again. He felt cold
.1d stim and very, very much out OF
orts.
Winsone Bluebird few over to a
Pence post close by where Johnny
Ta6 sitting. welcome, old sleepy
lead." cried Winsome Bluebird.
fsr't this lovely spring day?'
"a lovely day doesn't put food in
"a empty stomach" grumbled Johnny
lucE
pooh" exclaimed winsome Blue
.rL. NO one as fat as you should
worrying about food"
rat under the skin doesn't fill an
nDty stomach. nor satisfy an ap-
.3tite," grumbIed Johnny Chuck. II
ont see any green things yet, so
ow is Ia fellow going to eatP"
Have you been to look for any
tlrg yet?" asked Winsome Bluebird
No, and 1 don't intend to look. 1t
Tould be a waste OF time" retorted
Ixst then Jimmy Skunk came
Sig along. Jimmy, who never
Vows anything 20 worry him, was
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Rhubarb Pudding.

Beat together three cupfuls Of
stewed rhubarb, one and one-haif
cupfuls Of fine bread crumbs, one
and one-half cupfuls of brown eugar,
one egg, half a cupful of -four and
two level teaspoonfuls of baking
powder. Pour into pudding dish
and bake for forty minutes.
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AND THEIR CHILDREN

never show my child how to do
anything that he can figure out for
himself. The other day he tried to
put three sheets OF paper in a box
that was an inch too short. I per-
mitted him to discover the discrep-
ancy. He experimented moment,
then carefully folded the end of each
sheet TO fit the box. L might have
fixed II for him right away, but IL Is
letting q child do such logical think
ing In little things that develops his
reasoning ability.
Copyright, 1929
Evening star., 1923-04-02
Rsdish and Cucumber Salad.

Fill two cups with equal portions
Of thinly sliced cucumbers and rad
ishes Soak in saited water for one
half an hour. drain and mix with two
one tablespoonful of onion Juice. Ar
range on lettuce leaves, dust with
paprika and serve with French
Evening star., 1923-04-02

Mullin, scenario editor OF Goldwyn.
Naturally, being such a company,
we talked Of films and things. Mr..
Smith and Mr.. Whitticker carried on
an animated discussion of German
pictures. Mr.. Whtttickcr contending
that, had Pola Negri been removed
from Passion" naught but negative
would have remained. and Mr.. Smith
contending that Pola was removed
from Deception" and that an exceed
ingly fine picture had remained.
That point being left unsettled and
Betty being, Il would seem, neutral,
we turned our attention to the i'm
pending question of Ben Hur."
I said that Valentino seemed to be
well in the lead as candidate for the
title role. Certainly, from my own
mall and the opinions set forth in va
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this morning that you were out in
spectiag that pet rose bush. counting
every new shoot and bud? And how
you enjoyed that ride last Sunday,
past those stretches of thickening
grass, along the rows of tasselled
p0piars. across the old orchard laced
with blossomlng sprays. You'd feel
highly agerieved z II nature Stacked
IN her job and didn't produce her
annual crop OF blossom and bud. soft
reaf ara rosy bloom. 10 say nothing
81 carly onion and potatoes.
Yes, you expect the fields and the
Evening star., 1923-04-02

How are you sprouting this spring?
"Funny question:" Not at all.
You're expecting everything else to
sprout. aren't you? Wasn't it just
Evening star., 1923-04-02
Your Home and
You
Graciousness.
BY HELEN KENDALL

There is nothing that marks the
gently bred woman more than a gra-
cious manner. even to perfect strang-
ers. Have YOU ever seen, just ahead
Of YOU. a woman whose hair was
coming down or whose petticoat was
showing, or who had some other EN-
harraSsing accident befall her, and
then have you stepped forward and
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Things You'll Like
to Make
a .sKitfen Hat"

Kittens are the principal trimming
on this little girls hat. One large
one Of black satin Cor other color IL
preferred) adorns the front Of the
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crown. Two smaller ones, one at
each side of the brir. hold long tas-
sells in their mouths. A narrow rib
bon is carelessly twisted around the
crown Wide ribbons are tied under
the chin. This hat is pretty. either In
cotton material as play hat or In
silk for more dressy occasions.
FLORA.
Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1923-04-02
Price. realized ON Swift g. Company

sales Of carcass beef In Washington, D. c.. for
week ending Saturday, March 31st, on ship
1880 cents per pound and averaged 400 cents
per pcurd.-AdTertiscmcl
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The Housewives Idea
Box
To Save Paramp.

You can save a great deal Of par
raffin and time if, when putting il on
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Jelly glasses. you stand the glasses In
pan Of cold water. (See that the
jelly in the glasses is not hot enough
to make the glass crack.) Whatever
paraffin is spilled will fall into the
cold water, where 1t will harden.
Then it can be easily removed.
THE HOUSEWIFE.
tCopyright 1921
Evening star., 1923-04-02

age stamps only. Orders should be
Addressed to The Washington Star
pattern bureau. 2: East 18th street.
New York City. Please write name
and address clearly.
Evening star., 1923-04-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Rabenhorse
RACIAL oRioiN-EnslIsh, also Ger.
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16

Mister wild Turkey flow up 10
tree top in Dixie Land. HO was 80
Fat no couldn't ny very well. but
anyway no got there. and he sat
looking around him at tho world be-
low and feeling very well satisfied
with himself
"Hellor' he gobbied rs his sharp
eyes made out two little figures
climbing the hill toward him. IN
have to be careful Here CONES two
humans. But mercy INC on us, they
aren't much bigger than am. 80 ]
needn't be afraid. guess. Besides.
they don't have any Of those long
iron sticks that explode az ono end
and make me 70 nervous
Nancy and Nick came quite near.
Hello. Mister Turkey, we've been
looking for YOU" called Nick.
That's what everybody says.
answered Mister Turkey with a
ohuckIe, but / usually don't stay
long enough to find out what II 81
they want mo for. Some OF my
friends have stayed and I never
saw them again. Well. young man,
what Is III"
THE Fairy Queen sent VS. n let.
ter to give to you said Nick. I'VE
Just found Il in the Dixie Land post.
office"
you don't say sor' exclaimed
Mister Turkey. why. I never got
a letter in my lifel why I'm go
excited I'm getting dizzy I'll have
10 yet down Off this tree before i
fall"
And down he few.
But suddenly no looked sober. II
forgot. can't read" he gobbled.
That is. / can't read unless us
written in Turkish. Is lt2'
Nancy laughed. mo, It's written
In magic. I'll have 20 read II to
YOU. Here's what II says:
"Dear Mister wild Turkey.
There Is n time coming soon call.
ed Thanksgiving. It's a very nice
time OF the year for most people,
but not 80 good for turkeys. And
it's lust ns bad FOR Wild turkeys
az Il is for tame turkeys.
II suppose you think IL Is queer
that so many people in Dixie Land
leave go much grain in their grain
fields and oven scatter pans Of it
hero and there whore you can got
at lt. But it Isn't queer At all
They want you 10 got fat Tho fat
Ter tho better But II you don't eot
for awhile you'll get thin and you'n
be far safer n I were you ia
s'arvc myself for a SPELL And J
would 70 and live on a mountain
top until thanksgiving I9 OVER.
"YDur friend.
Tho Fairy Queen
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Blood IL ~ much more human 10
err. though perhaps exceptional TO
err on the side OF mercy. Wen be
exceptional on. taught I've no
stomach for cold .blooded killing. Al
daybrcal, pack the spnnlnrds into a
boat with key Of water and a sack
81 dumplinRa, aud let them so to
the devil"
That was his last word on the sub
ieci. and Il prevailed by virtue Of
the authority they had vested IN him.
and OF which be had taken so firm a
grip. AZ daybrcak Don Eslebau and
his followers were put of in a boat
Two days later, the Cineo Llagas
sailed into the rock.bound bay Of
cayona. which Nature seemed to
have designed FOR the stronghold Of
those who had appropriated IT,
CHAPTER XIII
TortuEa
II Is time fully 10 disclose the fact
that the survival Of the story Of
Captain Bloods exploits Is due en-.
tlrcly TO the Industry OF Jeremy Pitt,
the somersetshlre shipmaster. In id
dltion 20 his ability as navigator.
this amiablc young man appears TO
have welded nm indefatIgnble pen.
and to have been inspired to indulge
It's fluency by tho affection he very
obviously bore 20 Peter Blood.
Confined Tomorrow
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that fail low on the shoulder. Bows
Of ribbon or loops OF velvet arc
seen, but they are applied quite
fatty.
Ostrich fearhcr fancies are popu-
lar on large or small shapes Pic
iure hats OF black velvet have old
rose. green. or blue ostrich tips ar
ranged on one side OF the brim. or
ten the brim is cut. 70 allow the
trimming to fall thru
Leather, popular on ffocks. Is
even more 10 on hats and Is used
TO make the hat, as well as com
bincd with velvet 10 make the trim
ming.
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Tortugn. that haven OF the bucca.
neers. In which lawlesa port they
had q; least no danger OF recapture
10 apprehend, IL was now a ques.
ton whether they should convey tho
spanlnrds thlther with them. or turn
them off In boat 10 make the best
OF their way 20 the coast OF His.
PAMELA. which was but ten miles of.
This was the course urged by Blood
himself
There's nothing else TO be done"
no insisted. I'm Tortuga they would
be flnyed alive"
which Is less than the swine de.
serve" growied woiycrstone.
And you'il REMAINDER. Peter" put
IN uagthorpe. -thnt boys threat TO
sou this morning. IL he escapes. and
carries word OF all this to his uncle,
the admiral. tho execution 90 that
threat viii become moro than pos,
slblc.
II say much for Peter blood that
the argument shuuid have left him
unmovcd. IL Is little thing. per.
haps. but IN A narrative in which
there II 70 much that tells against
him. I chnnot--Hineo my story - In
the nature OF u brief for tho defense
afford 10 slur n circumstance that
Ia 80 strongly In hia favor a cireum.
stance revealing that the cynieism
attributed 20 him proceeded from his
reason and from a brooding over
wrongs rather than from any nat
uFai instincts.
u care nothing for his threats"
YOU should" said wolvcratone.
The WISE thing'd bc 20 hang him.
along o. all the rest"
1T ls no, human 90 be wise" said
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vanoed TO receive them, Blood OBJ.
served tho sot almost scared expires.
uion on HIS face.
~ 500 that you've found It," no
said quietly,
Hagthorpes eyes looked n question.
But his mind dismissed whatever
thought IL held,
don Diego +" he was begin.
ming, and then stopped, and looked
eurioualy at Blood
Noting the pause and tho look. Els.
tohan bounded forward. his face
livid.
''Ilavc you broken faith, you eurs3
Has he come TO harm2" he cried
and the six sponiarda behind him
grew clamorous with furious qucs,
tionings.
I'VE do not break faith" said IIag'
thorpe firmly. so firmly that no
uuieted them, And in this ease
there was not tho need. Don Diego
died in HIS bonds before ever you
reached tho Encarnacion,"
Peter Blood said nothing.
''picdg' screamed Estcbnn. you
killed him. you mean. or what did
he der
Hagthorpe looked at the boy "it
| am n Judge" no said. Don Diego
died OF fear"
Don Es,ehan struck Hagthorpc
across tho fact at that. and Hag,
thorpe would have struck back. but
that Blood got between. whilst his
! followers seized the lad.
Let be-" said Blood, You pro
voked tho boy by your insult 10 his
father"
II was not concerned 90 insult.
said Hagthorpe. nursing his check.
1T is what has happened. Como and
look"
II have seen" said Hood. "Ho
died before left tho clnco Llagna.
He was hanging dead in his bonds
when I spoke TO him before leaving
What ARE you saying7" cried Es.
toban.
Blood looked "a, him gravely. Yet
for all hls gravity he seemed almost
~ EAAAtAtt MAAAANhA AilAA AllF
III you had known that. eh9" he
asked nj last
For a moment Don Es,cban stared
at him wide.eyod. inercdulous. Il
don't believe YOU" he said Mt last
Yet you may. am doctor. and
know death when sec Il.
Again there came pause. whllS,
conviction sank into tho lads mind.
III had known that" he said at
last in n thick voice. you would be
hanging from the yartiarm Of tbs
Encaruacl0n nj this moment"
Il know said Blood, II am con.
sldering 1.-THE profit that man
may find in The ignorance OF others"
But you'll hang there yet" the
boy ravsd.
capssfh ,Stsl o d shrugged. and
tnruciyqSshis heel But he did not
on tho Nrount diarcgard the words.
nor diffrN thorpe. nor yrt the others
who overheard them. as they showed
NJ a council held that night IN the
cabin.
This council was met 90 determine
what should be done with the Span,
Z lsh prisoners Considering that
Curacao now lay beyond their reach,
aa they were running short o. water
and provisions. and also that Pitt
was hardly yet in case 10 undertake
the navigation OF the vessel. Il had
been decided that. going east to His
Bnnioia and thnu sailing along it's
northern coast. they should make FOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16

PARIS. Nov. lG.-oniy two types
OF hat are given any consideration
IN Paris--the large Capclino model.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16

Felt shapes are popular for street
and are practically untrimmed. A
bunch Of white ermine tails is a be-
coming trim for black velvet
shape.
Frequently hats match handbags
or belts. or carry out an en.broid-
cred motif found on the frock. At
all times they give the effect Of
being n part OF the costume.
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to be worn with the full. bouffant
frocks, and tho very small hat.
either eloche. or n roll.brim.
In Paris you are fitted for hats,
just as you are for gowns. You
try on the models 10 find some.
thing that suits you, and no one
minds in the least how long this
takes you. Then you enter upon a
long consultation concerning colora
and trimmings
Next n third party arrives on the
scene and charts your head with
,npallnc. recording all her find
ingn infinitely. more carefully than
phrenologist would do II.
In a couple OF days you arrive
FOR fitting. after your obapeau
has taken on n certain shape bear.
ing Remittance 90 the original
On this occasion you make sure
that your head has not increased OF
decreased and that you have not
changed your mind
In a week your lat Is ready for
you. made to humor all tho bumps
and depressions OF your particular
Uranium.
Tho modistcn VIII tell you tina
the Frenchwoman does not like
fancy hats but wants al Tn at.
tention focused on the line With
her most elaborate troeka y wants
severe hats
In the charming gray and purple
salon Of Jane Blanchot ! saw the
hats photographed here. and CLEAN
cd much information concerning
millinery styles for the winter.
Punne velvet - 20 be- the smart
material for hats. large and small.
Nearly every hat Is colorcd or has
color IN the trimming, The all
black model IL hard TO find
Much OF the trimming consists OF
feathers. thnscia or fancy effects
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TEAPOTs

Teapots and coffeepots require
careful cleaning daily. The leaves
or grounds should be removed and
the vessel rinsed in cold water. then
rinsed with Gear hot water. Then
they should be scalded. wiped dry
and placed where they may air
thoroly.
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PIN TUCK SKIRTS

Pin tueks which give the effect
OF knife pleating. but do not come
implicated, are featured in the new.
est separate skirts.
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KITCHEN ECONOMY

One OF the greatest economies for
the kitchen equipment is a set OF
steamers in which one may cook
many things at once over one gas
flame
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q foraot. l car,,t read. . he qobbled

you'd better co." advised Nick.
"1'vo started already" SAID Mister
Gobbler. Tapping his wings
TO BE Continued
Copyright. 1928. by Seattle STAR
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-03-17
EXCHANGE

The Mineral Basin group of claims near Hyder has recently been bonded by group of cap italists for $5O,OOO. The develop ment of the ground is to start as soon as practicable.
 The Prince John group of claims near the same town has also changed hands. The property having been sold outright to the Exploration Company af New York. Jas. Nesbit and Andy Ar. chic, the former owners have an other group of claims that are bonded for $50OOO, which is SlO,OOO more than the selling price of the Prince John group.
 After winning from every one of the basket ball teams in the vicinity, the Wrangell High School aggregation took the last North western to Seattle where they have games scheduled with the various teams of that city.
 (We wish them good luck.)
 A picture of the remaining portion of the oldest dam on the Pacific was recently presented to the Historical Meuseum To cated at Juneau. The frame of the picture is made from logs of the of the old structure. In the year of 1843, group of Rus sians built this dam on Saw mill creek and began cutting lum Der. They worked the plant for nine years, but in 1853, thirtyfive men were massacred by the h. dians and the dam destroyed. Of course we will all be at the dance this evening.