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Evening star., 1923-01-18
FEED THE BRUTE
Fayorite Recipestby Famous
; Men. 6.
BY CHARLES NEVILLE BUCK.
Peruvian PastIes.

| Peruvian PastIes.
In the late eighties my. father,
Charles w. Buck, was United States
minister to Peru, and the American
legation in Lima during his incum-
bency as dean of the diplomatic corps
had as chef a man whose name was
fDaniel, and who was something of a
Icelebrity as an artist and chose to
shroud. his proceedings with a deep
secrecy. when, on our departure
from Lima. her presented my mdther
| with collection of his most priced
recipes, it was, a tribute and a., de-
parture frora1 his policy somewhat
tfrom an author who guards them
tfigidly. ,x,i
The dish which is made by the, ap-
offended DIRECTIONS. is one OF these
(which. were. included, / feel that /
| do Daniel no injustice in betraying
his secrets. since he was an old man
tinsthe eighties and has, beyond doubt,
passed ON to another life. =
Our family has been fond of this
dish eyer since that time, but il be-
| longs to, the South American school
! of high seasoning and spiCed meat
and pastry combinations which may
outlaw 1t with stern advocates of sim
plicity. At all events, here is, the
Prepare a. rich. fiaky pie crust, roll
thin and cut into rounds the. size of
: n saucer. Boil one pound of fresh
pork, preferably tcnderloin, and put
| Through a grinder.
Chop one-half teacupful OF raisins,
blanched almonds olives and two
hard-boiled eggs. Add a little onion.
| celery, cayenne, black pepper, salt
and lemon juice to taste.
One tablespoonful of butter and
one-half spoonful OF lard are melted
! in enough of the liquid left from
boiling the pork to moisten we'll and
all the ingredients bound together
with, well beaten egg.
On each disc of pastry dough lay
enough filling 10 cover one-half of
1t and fold over the other. half. press
ing 1T into scallops about the edges
| to hold it together.
Bake until the crust is evenly
Drowned and the filing properly
cooked, but not too dry.
! That is all, except the serving and
eating. And with the plans and
specifications goes the hearty in
dorsement of one partisan admirer.
Copyright, 1929
Evening star., 1923-01-18
Sir Walter Scott and Charlotte
:. Carpenter.

"she is not beauty by any means,
but her person and face are very en-
gaging."
This was how Scott, the Scotch
novelist, described his sweetheart,
Charlotte Carpenter. But. despite his
modesty on her behalf. Charlotte was
a very fair girl and a bright person, a
brunette with a rnischievous eye. She
was Scott's second love, his first
sweetheart having Tilted the raw lit
erary beginner in favor of a learned
professor. Charlotte's real name was
Charpentier and she was a French
girl whose relatives resided in Eng
land. Her French spiritedness is
shown in this letter to her fiance;
'Tf I could only believe that my
letter gave you half the pleasure you
express I should almost think, my
dearest Scott, that I should get very
fond of writing, merely for the pleas
ure to indulge you-and that is say
ing a great deal. I hope you are SEN
sible of the compliment I pay you
pretty behaved. You may depend
upon me, my dearest friend, for fixing
as early a date for the wedding as
possibly can; and IL II happens to be
not quite as soon as you wish, you
must not be angry with me.
"It is very unlucky you are such a
bad housekeeper-as I am no better
1 shall try. I hope to have very soon
the pleasure OF seeing you and to tell
you how much / love you: but wish
the first fortnight was over With all
my love and those sort of pretty
things, adieu. CHARLOTTE,
"P.S.-EtudieZ yotre Francois. Re-
member, you are to teach me Italian
in return; but shall be but a stupid
scolar. Aimez. CHARLOTTE"
Evening star., 1923-01-18
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Cocoa Is wholesome,


Does cocoa make the blood thin or
is 1t injurious, in any way. / have
always supposed it TO be good. Gut
recently have been told il thiDs the
blood.-E. II.
Answer-Cocoa is n wholesome bev-
erage for persons over sixteen, not
for young children. 1t does not in
lection to cocoa for children is that
1t stimulates the kidneys. which is
undesirable in childhood. When taken
at lunch il gives a false satisfaction
that is. satisfies the appetite and
keeps the child from taking sutti-
cient sustaining food. Milk should
be given young children, or soups,
rather than cocoa.
Automatic OiIer.
I am not a f1apper and I never ust a
powder pun in public. but ! could
command good wages in a jewefry
shop for by just thrusting my nose
into the works l could oil a clock or
watch. My nose is SO oily that little
beads of oil actually show on il and
make a handkerchief positively
greasy.-H. o. S.
Answer--Gently mop the nose night
and morning with some of this lotion
on a clean cloth or piece of cotton
and then powder with zinc stearate
powder: Resorcin, 10 grains; cologne
water or any toilet water or alcohol
l ounce.
Dangerous Drug Habit.
Suffer with bronchitis and Ieakin E
heart. Lost SO much sleep. only re
lief when 1 use aspirin. Kindly in
form.-B w. -
Answer-AcetyI-sa acid is
rather depressing to the heart. so I
fear you are taking long chances re-
sorting to suoh a drug. :
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1923-01-18

trees meits, and goodness knows when
that will be. You'u grow weaker every
Granny Fox or Old Man Coyote or
Terror the Goshawk will catch you.
Come down with me to tho dear Old
Briar Patch and get a square meal"
Old Jed Thunper shook his head.
The truth is, his pride. his foolish
pride, wouldn't let him accept Peters
There is cabbage down there said
Peter
The very thought of it made Old
Jed Thumper's mouth water, but ne
didn't say a word.
There are carrots down there" con-
Old Jed Thumper's mouth watered
more, but he pretended not to hear.
There are pieces of frozen apple
II don't believe; it," snapped Old
Jed Thumper. Il don't believe It
Such things can't be found this time
of year Besides, they don't grow in
the Old Briar Patch anyway"
True enough, but they are there just
the. same ~. cried Peter triumphantly.
Farmer Browns boy brought them, and
he'll bring more. I'm going back there
now and you better come along"
But Old Jed Thumper obstinately de-
clared that he would stay where he was.
All TCpIIeu FCICts you
want to stay here and starve that is
your business. I'm going back where
there is plenty to eat He turned
about and started Off
Old Jed Thumper watched him until
he was almost out Of sight. He Thought
ot that cabbage. He thought Of those
carrots. He thought of those apples.
And quite suddenly Old, JED Thumper
changed his mind. He poke his head
out of his, bramble- tangle and then
slowly Started to hop after Peter.
Copyright. 1923. by T. W. Burrew1
Evening star., 1923-01-18
Garibaldi and Anita.

In one Of the most critical periods
of his career, love for his wife: Arita
was yet so predominant in his heart
and mind as to move Garibaldi to
send this exquisite letter to her:
"Your face, my little one. is with
me every hour. encouraging and
solacing me when my heart sinks
low with fears of what may be.
thought I had tasted all the sweetness
of loves cup when ] first embraced
my Anita. the mother of my children,
in a silence that was an ecstasy;
but now know that there are peaks
higher than tho Alps and that there
Is a heaven higher and purer and
sweeter than any / first explored IN
the ardor of my youth. Ills
"God keep you. my darling, and, re,
store me to your arms"
Garibaldi. Italy's idoiized patriot
met his Anita when he was .cani-
paigning in South America; and she
was his inseparable companion until
her death.
Copyright. i9aa.l
Evening star., 1923-01-18
sEENTN THE WASHINGTON SHOPS
NY ELENoRE DE WITT EBY.
. oWS seem to be- fashions pet
x fancy at present. for we see

* fancy at present. for we see
IL them on every manner OF
gown. for morning. afternoon
or evening wear. Some are tiny
some large and bouffant. some OF
crisp taffeta. ribbon. others OF the.
same material as the gown. but no
matter what the size or medium, the
bows the thing" at the moment.
The dance frock sketched, as quaint
and picturesque as though it had
been copied from an old portrait,
places ono huge bow at the hip, and
behold!-it is modernized. The silk
of the gown is light pink faille, that
OF tho bow delft blue moire and the
combination OF Che two is typically
French and quite Irresistible.
Two Frenchwomen who were ad-
miring tho model as it was displayed
in all its splendor in the shop win
dow evidently thought SO, too, for
they kept exclaiming over and over
"Ah, c'est tres chio" "oui, tres
chic!" -"Oh, tres chtcw And the
casual passersby didn't know which
10 admire most. their enthusiasm or
the beauty OF the gown.
The latter was achieved not only
by skillful color contrast, but by an
intricate ornamentation OF pearls
and bugle beads. which traced it's
way over the front Of bodice and
Evening star., 1923-01-18

Long winter evenings fly quickly
IL one has some dainty hand sewing
to do. And now is the time you can
buy lingerie materials at less cost
than any other time of the year. So
why not make some new ''undies" to
wear later on under your spring
frocks? ..''.'
You will like the step-in drawer
feature and the camisole top OF this
combination because it is practical
and pretty. Batiste. longcloth. Main
sock, crepe de chine and pussywil-
low silk are suitable materials.
Tho pattern cuts in sizes 16 years
Sc. 20 and Al inches bust measure
Size S6 requires 1& yards 36 or 40
inch material with 3% yards lace and
2 yards ribbon. Price Is cents
stamps or coin (coin preferred).
Evening star., 1923-01-18
To Cook Tough Meat OF Fowl.

A, tough piece OF meat or fowl can
be cooked as tender as tho choicest
cut IL put on the stove In a steamer
No steam can escape and the meat Ia
stewed or steamed. in its own JUICES.
and all the flavor of the meat Is re-
tained. II cooked slowly, the cheaper
tor tough cuts of meat will be very
savory and tender when they are
ready to serve.
Evening star., 1923-01-18

skirt was wide and fiaring and a
double row OF cording at the hem
held 1t out from the ankles as though
it had been wired. ..
Another attractive evening gown
seen was Of turquoise blue brocaded
velvet. The bodice was cut on basque
lines, and the ample skirt was hooped
at cache shfIa so that it was, decidedly
bouffant. Narrow bands of rhine
stones linked together: with silvery
chains formed the only trimming.
serving as Shoulder straps and as
Sirdle.
The afternDnu frock illustrated is
of kittens car crepe, in the shade of
gray, which holds an elusive east, of
lavender. The blouse is oddly cut so
that 1t has two long ends which tie
in a piquant-bo over one shoulder,
and. the dangling streamers form
graceful draPeries which fall nearly
10 the fioors The nat girdle is drawn
into a bow HtttIfe opposite hip and its
ends form SPIRAL panel on that side.
'rhe blouse sleeves are extremely
shart ard the skirt is long and nar-
row so that. with the exception of
Evening star., 1923-01-18

along with their expenses. Dave is an
automobile salesman--a. happy go lucky
youngster, WHO is always getting jobs,
and losing them. without the slightest
difficulty. AS. a consequence they're al
ways on the ragged edge Of bankruptcy.
Laura. worked before they wcr1 IuAI-
ried, and while Dave was "ovcr there
Evening star., 1923-01-18
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dickens.

The following note is not strictly a
love letter, but it is one OF those let
ters that give a wife a comfortable
feeling of entire possession of her
husband. That more than equals the
most passionate verbal effusiveness,
This letter was written by Charles
Dickens to his wife while he was
travelling through Yorkshire with the
celebrated artist who illustrated his
books. "Phix." otherwise known as
Hablot *. Browne. They were in
vestigating school conditions and the
results were afterward Incorporated
in the novel Nicholas Niokleby."
The letter is long and tells of a va
riety Of things from travelling
Evening star., 1923-01-18
Mushroom Shapes.

Shapes emphatically mushroom,
like the above, are springing up all
over fashionable world. Brought
out first in this extreme model for
southern wear, it was quick to be
copied for winter models.
The above is of felt. and generally
has but narrow ribbon knotted in
front, or Il huge hatpin, as trimming.
The models like this in straw, are
usually glimpsed through an aliover
veil of considerable length and width.
Evening star., 1923-01-18

skirt. The rounded neck was out
lined with a bugle SCROLL. each loop
Of which encased a large shining
pearl, and! the diminutive rufles,
which suggested sleeves, were edged
was fitted IN basque fashion and the
pearl design formed a panel which
widened at the waist and then ta-
rered into a point below the hips.
\ circle of pearls appeared just be-
meath this point and a tassel of
pearls was suspended from IL, al
most reaching the hem OF tho skirt.
Large rILby-like stones appeared in
the centers OF little pearl flowers, 70
give a deepened note of color to the
pastel tones OF pink and blue. The
Evening star., 1923-01-18
Tied SasAes Form Trains.

Almost any evening or afternoon
frock can be brought up to the min
ute' by adding two sash trains.
Measure twice the length one train
should be. plus enough to reach from
the waistline to the shoulder on each
side and allow for the tying OF two
loose knots. Cut a. strip OF chiffon
that length. Have all, edges picoted.
Picot Sits in each side near the CEN
ter and top edge SO that the arms
can be slipped through in jacket FASH
ion. Tie a loose knotaon each hip.
Fasten the knots TO, the gown with
snaps. Allow the ends to fall as
side trains. Silver cloth on black
velvet gives a stunning effect.
ta FLORA
(Copvrirht 1929
Evening star., 1923-01-18
hil;s|7tsf:n!,World! l;;l;'1tf|::! is }! 4. S,!:!i -
5 zy GaJe johnson

d, Laura Fitzgerald wrote me letter
the other day which / am going to pass
on to you for answering. Laura was a
war bride and ever since the armistice
she and Dave have just managed to get
Evening star., 1923-01-18

Edward W. Beattu, president of the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company.
is the first native Canadian to become
head of that great transportation sys-
TEN.
Evening star., 1923-01-18
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY, NJ. d.,
Noted Physician and Author.

we wish to dodge we have nervous
spell" or breakdown" and when this
becomes a habit we are neurotics.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
COMEDY OF ERRORS
Each Thinks the Other a RObber and
Flees From Scene.

Sam Jecker. al ST. Francis street.
narrowly missed being shot TO death
at IL 10 Thursday night, in what po-
lice and detectives describe as seem
ingly a comedy of errors.
Police officials say indications
are that Jecker mistook two men for
highwaymen. The latter. apparently.
regarded Jecker in the same light. and
before explanations could be offered
opened fire upon Jecker with pistol.
The bullet went wild.
The shooting occurred within 100
feet Of Jecker's home. He was on ,he
sidewalk when he saw two men ap-
preaching. When Police Captain Stew
ems and Detectives Norton. and Nc
Murray reached the Scene, Jecker told
them he thought they might be hold
up artists and accordingly stepped
into a shadow along the Sidewalk.
When the two pedestrians reached
the spot they discovered him. it seems.
Jecker and the two gazed at each
other for second, then one Of the
men got a pistol and fired at Jecker
All three fled. Jecker communicated
with police. The identity of the two
pedestrians has not been learned. Of
ficers say all parties involved mis-.
took the other for a road agent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
CAUGHT In THE ACT
Detectives Watch Thieves Strip Their
Automobile.

Two Mcyicans. one IL and the other
90, made a bust" when they stripped
car 81. of the city detective depart
ment of Il tire. at 10 o'clock Thurs
day night. While the thieves removed
the casing. Detectives Nogler and
Chavez stood in shadow less than
% feet away and watched.
The officers then arrested and
searched them. finding each armed
with a 45-caliber. pistol. They were
placed in the city Jail, charged with
theft and with unlawfully carrying
firearms.
The officers were watching cars at
Il meeting Of the Bexar County Medi-
cal Society at Oakland and Fourth
streets. During previous sessions.
physicians reported TO the police.
thieves had stripped cars parked in
front of the hall. Thursday night the
detectives drov up to the hall. parked
their car among the others and
sought secluded spot from which
they watched the line of cars. The
Mcxicans. it is said. drove up behind
the detective car within ten minutes.
lacked up a rear wheel and removed
the casin. As they tossed il into their
own car and started away they were
arrested.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
SHOOT-ON-SIGHT ORDER
Document Taken in Irish Raid Re
yeals Drastic Steps Contemplated.
BY the Associated Press.

Dublin, March 16.-A document
found in a raid in this city ON March
Z reveals startling plans for the de-
struction of residences and cam
paign of shooting on sight.
"Io meet the desperate and barbar-
GUS methods being adopted by the
enemy to destroy the government. "
the document says, 1.-The Republican
army's general headquarters has de-
cided TO amend, and in some cases
make more drastic the action ordered
in recent general orders to command
ants.
"Some of these orders have been
cancelled and the action directed in
them embodied in n new order which
will come into operation if any fur
Their executions by. the enemy are cal
ried out in this area after this date. I"
Among. those mentioned as liable
to be shot on sight are members Of
the free state parliament. army Off
GERS of all ranks, judges, legal adj
visers. and "the proprietors and di-
rectors of the hostile press in Ire
lard and the senior officials employed
by the same. such as editors. sub-edi-
tors and leading writers in cases where
it is known that those officials are
hostile
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
MEMBERS OF Nv. W.
HANDLE OWN DEFENSE;
JURY VOTES "GUlLTY"
Eight Connected of Grimm
al Syndicalism in Los
Angeles Court.

Los Angeles. March ie.-NeSt
Tuesday is set as the date for passing
sentence on eight members of the In
dustrial Workers OF the. World, who
in the superior court yesterday. were
convicted of criminal syndicalism.
All of the defendants-Roy Leon
ard, Claude Erwin. James Fink. Law
renee Gross. Arturo Oria. William AL
len. Martin Larsen and Dan Duffy
were found guilty on one of the two
counts against them and all except
Oria, Larsen and Duffy on the sec
ond.
Throughout the trial the men acted
as their own counsel. Each addressed
the jury in final argument. They adj
mitted membership in the I. W. W,
but defended that organization. con-
tending that it did not stand for the
violent doctrines charged by the state.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
BABE RUTH ACCUSED
IN SUIT FOR $4,000
FILED IN NEW YORK
Attorney Presents Papers
Charging Assault on
Dolores Dixon.

New York, March 16.-The $4,000
suit of Dolores Dixon, 10. against
Babe Ruth, Yankee home-run slugger,
accusing Ruth of attacking her dur
ing motor trip to Long Island. was
filed in the New York COUNT clerks
office today by George Feinberg, her
lawyer.
The complaint alleges that Ruth is
the father of child, as yet unborn.
to Miss Dixon.
The complaint against Ruth. sworn
TO by Barbara Escoe, guardian al
litem for Miss Dixon. declares also
that Ruth was n visitor at her home
during July and August. 1922, and
that he treated her brutally.
Ruth. who is training with the New
York Americans at New Orleans.
several days ago. through his attor-
ney, characterized the charges as
blackmail. saying no did not know
Miss Dixon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
THREE SUSPECTS HELD
Trio Disclaim knowledge Concerning
Death of Aged Ranchman.

Canadian. Tex, March 16.-Three
men were held by officers today pend
ing further investigation into the
death of Noah Samples. 12, pioneer
cattleman of the Panhandle. Samples
disappeared last Saturday and his
body was found buried in a cellar two
days ago.
No formal charges have been filed
against any of the three men now un-
der detention. They are WiNiam Moh-
Ter; his brother, about Is years old.
and Jess Latham, their uncle. All are
from Oklahoma.
William Mohler is said by officers to
have been one of the last men known
10 have seen Samples aliv,. Mohler
denies knowledge concerning Samples
death.
Physicians and undertakes who OK.
amined the body declared their belief
that Samples was hanged or choled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
Girls Body Found in Fashionable
Apartment With Empty Chloro-
form Bottle Nearby-Autopsy Re-
veals Death Marks in the Form of
Scratches and Rips About Face and
Throat Suspect Held and Man
Called "the Big Fellow" Sought.

New York, March 16-A will drawn recently by Miss
Dorothy keenan,, artists model limiting at fear for her life
taken today by the police further proof that she had
been slain and robbed of her Jewels
Her body was found yesterday with an empty chloro-
form bottle nearby in her fashionable Ffyevenh street
apartment.
Police said they attached considerable Importance
this excerpt from the WILL dated January 90 which
found in the apartment:
Il, Dorothy keenan,, believing that something unforc-
seen may happen to hereby bequeath all my worldly
possessions to my mother"
Police Inspector Coughlan said investigation has dis
closed that Miss Keenan, had given Albert Guimarez of
Boston, $3.50 coat player piano and several pieces of
jewery. Guimarez is being held
The police, after questioning Joe Thomas negro ee
vaor boy said they told that engaged in the
tire business in New York. Philadelphia and Boston fire.
Queny visited the model and showered her with presents
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
SIX BANDITS HOLD UP
ELEVEN IN BANK AND
ESCAPE WITH $4,000
Hundreds Pass by Doors
During Sensation
al Robbery.

ST. Louis. No.. March tS.--Six
bandits TODAY held up the State Bank
of Wellston, just west of the city
limits, lined up eight employees and
three customers against wall. scoop
ed IN between $4,000 and $4,000
from the cages and escaped in auto
mobiles.
The robbery was executed in less
than two minutes. il was said.
Each bandit carried revolver. All
but ono was masked.
Julius kessler. president of the
bank. said the money was covered by
theft insurance.
The bank is located in business
section and hundreds of persons were
in the immediate vicinity when the
robbery occurred.
Burglars attempted 20 rob the bank
five weeks ago. but were frightened
away by n night Waterman.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
ARTISTS MODEL slain; GEMS STOLEN
TWO ARE ARRESTED
IN INVESTIGATION
OF LABOR AGENCIES
Commissioner Says San An.
tcnio Company Misrep-
resented Conditions.

Two arrests have been made in the
State Labor Commissioners investi-
CATION into an alleged violation of the
law by a San Antonio labor agency
which is said TO have taken over COO
Mexicans to Fort Worth on promises
of work.
The arrests were made in Fort
Worth, according 10 Commissioner
Myers who said that they had misrep-
resented labor conditions in Fort
Worth. An investigation was started
several days ago. The names of the
men arrested could not be learned.
Reports that a labor agency here
transported Mexicans to Fort Worth
for, So each and that they had prom
Used work for them there, started the
Two labor agencies in
San Antonio denied that they had vio-
lated the state labor law. They said
that they hauled carload lots of lab
orers to North Texas but th1t no
promise of work was given and that
the men had work in view when they
left.
The Labor Commissioner has not
filed any charges against any San
Antonio agencies.