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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-02-08
WASHINGTON

Albert B. Fall declined Saturday to
, testify further before the senate oil
committee which seeks more light on
the unpaid loans aggregating 1925
600 made to him by Z. l. Doheny and
Harry F. Sinclair, whose oil compan-
les obtained leases OF naval oil re-
serves from him while he was secre-
tary Of the interior. Hailed to the
capital over the protests OF his ply
sicians and counsel, Mr.. Fall. in a
prepared statement, CHALLENGED the
authority of the committee 10 CON
time the Investigation and refused
to answer questions.
complete Encouragement of the |
present system governing irrigation 4
10 the West will be necessary If gov
eminent reciamafioas is to succeed
Chairman Campbell Of Secretary
Works fact finding committee de-
clared after reading reports on the
water users conference held recently
at Salt Lake City.
President Butler OF the house
naval committee has introduced bill
o authorize S97,00O,OOO naval CON
truction program which would in
Jude eight new scout cruisers TO
ost Sl1,000000 each, and six river
unboats at $4,000 each, exclusive
armor and armament. The bin
lso would provide for alterations to
ne battleship New York and Texas
afford additional protection against
ibmarlne attacks.
The wheels of the nation have
opped and Washington stands with
ooped heads in mourning for the \
ssing OF former president Woodrow H
ilson. Il
Sudden decision of the republican 4
lders IN congress not to make the
depressed taxpayer wait until next
ar Tor a reduction of taxes, but to H.
Ike possible a saving of % per
u on 1928 returns, has given the
1ler bonus the hardest blow it has
sustained.
D+NtS -Dtu tIdcQOmd hospital
lpDed with special fittings to
Die patients TO feel their way by
ana having walls, lights and -
lows OF a color not injurious to
eye VIII be constructed by the iii
rams bureau at Pikeyille, KY. w
os Angeles. Calf, has been
cted by the army air service as
starting point for the attempted
nd the world flight. Original
S to begin the flight from Seattle.
h., or Washington, d. c.. have Ma
modified accordingly.
e senate appropriation commit
voted to withhold from President
dge the 100000 appropriation End
ed by the house for employment
)eciai counsel to investigate the
oil leases unless the president
nus his appointments to the
tie for confirmation. Stan
e United States supreme court Unit
decided that in states which have ava,
statutes forbidding branch a ms
ing, national banks cannot main linke
branch banks. A.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-13
Vacation for Her

Dear Miss Lee: 1 am girl 10 years
old and have been married several months.
Sometimes / am awfully blue and I'M
happy l love my husband very much
and do everything 1 can to make our
home a happy one.
l stay home and work all the time. so
can have my house clean and my hus-
bands meals on time l do not believe
my husband cares for me any more. Some
times he is al right. Other times he says
he wants to be free. Then ne acts as
though l were not within miles. If
say anything he gives me a hateful an
swer
couple of his relatives live with us.
Do you think if we lived alone we would
be better off? We never quarrel, and 1
don't nag at him.
I have heard he cared for some one
else, but l haven't much faith in the per-
son who told me. Ny husband is three
years my senior Before we were mar
ried he said he was through running
around and wanted to settle down.
Do you think IL l would take vaca-
ton for month and let my husband do
would change any? And if he didn't
change, should I get a divorce?
AN UNHAPPY WIFE.
Your vacation plan is a good one,
/ think. Let your husband know
that, if he continues to treat you as
he has treated you in the past. you
win make the vacation permanent
one.
You certainly should get away
from your husbands relatives. In
laws, when they live with a young
couple. almost invariably compncate
marriage.
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&7isM1Na1y$Mtchen

tablespoons coffee Jelly with tablespoons
whipped cream. . plain cookies. salad
rolls, slices rye bread, / pint whole milk,
3 tablespoons butter
Total calores 1853 Protein. SOC. fat,
1852; carbohydrate. 1.949. Iron. .S21S
gram.
You will like the omelet much bet
ter with a white sauce poured over
it and it will add many calories to
your diet. The more butter and the
richer the milk the more fat.
Heat heavy cream, season with
salt and pepper and stir in one egg
yolk for each half cup of cream.
Cook over hot water until the mix
ture coats the spoon and remove at
once. Pour over asparagus.
The mayonnaise is mixed with the
salmon, in the salmon. salad, to
make moist so none is needed for
masking"
The marmalade is suggested for
the breakfast menu to add bit of
pep to an otherwise rather tasteless
meal. This is worth remembering
because a tart or in this case bitter
preserve or jelly helps to stimulate
the appetite as well as furnish cal
cries by its own merit.
Copyright, 1924, NEA Service, Inc.)
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than for q, woman who has moth
ing to recommend her but her will
hngness to serve.
Few women are really equipped
at present for the positions of the
greatest political Importance be-
cause they are new at politics.
And it is much better at this criti-
cal time in our progress to have
men fail than women because we
have come to accept incompetence
on the part of men. but every wom-
in in public Office who fails be-
comes a shining example,
1t is perfectly natural, she be-
lieves, for woman to be impatient
of the tedious processes of pOliti-
cal progress, but developing lead
ers in any field is not a shortcut
proposition.
Mrs. Blair herself grew up in
a family where politics formed the
main topic Of conversation, and
she was prominent in the suffrage
campaign. For the last four years
she has been an organizer and
leader of women in her party.
Women are tremendously i'm
portant this election, whether as
voters or Office seekers, and both
parties are playing for the wife
vote, - " she concluded. Nothing
can stop women's political prog
ress, but we can retard it by seek
ing to carry before we are ready
the loads that come TO us when
we are strong enough to assume
them"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-13
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COTT TO RUTH ELLINGTON.

LIZ L NUM- 1IACAA14A L AN4AA1
COTT TO RUTH ELLINGTON.
DEAR RUTH:
Well here 1 am in the bosom of
my family, and one Of them at least
seems absolutely a stranger TO me.
My dear, my dear, those pearls
have bobbed up again.
Although Karl has given Alice
magnificent string which cost hun
dred thousand dollars, | have reason
to believe that she. covets mine as
we'll. The other night she and Karl
and | were sitting alone at a restau-
rant table. Alice had. made such
fuss about her pearls that out of
sheer perverseness | put that string
Of mine on. The moment her eyes
caught them, a peculiar look came
on her face, and she said in a rather
tight-lipped manner to Karl:
Karl, dear, now that see Leslie's
pearls. l think they are more beau
tiful than mine OF course her string
is not as long but the pearls seem
of better quality"
Karl looked very uncomfortable,
and I tried to change the subject
Of conversation by saying:
Did you and your friend, Betty
Stokely, ever finish that novel you
were writing?"
NO" she answered. Betty, you
know. married a title, and you got
in such a miXup with your pearls
that l didn't dare write it up for fear
John would find it out.
ANY time you want to sell your
string Leslie. I'm quite sure Karl
will repurchase them for me.
II couldn't think of ii" said Karl
hastily. You know, of coure, Alice,
that if you want another string Of
pearls l. shall be glad to buy them
for you. but that string that Leslie
has on is concerned with associa-
lions only Of her"
Alice looked furious, and Karl
miserable. For a moment I wished
that I could throw my pearls at her.
| have never worn them that they
haven't brought me some annoy
ance or i'll luck.
Nothing more, however, was said
about them during the supper, and
when I got to my room that night,
Alice came through the connecting
door. She looked gorgeously beaud-
full in a pink chiffon velvet negligee,
but there was frown on her face
and she fairly lowered above me.
Leslie" she said, i've come to
ask "a favor OF you. / want you to
give me that string Of pearls that
Karl gave you, for my wedding
present"
must have looked surprised at
her request. for she continued.
Il don't care if Karl asked you not
to give them to me. / don't care if
you do think I'm jealou OF Karl.
I am not happy when I see his
pearls about your neck and know
that he bought them one by one
over the long years that he loved
you. while mine. though perhaps
more expensive. was the ordinary
gift that a man who had plenty Of
money might make to some woman
who wanted them
What shall I do. Ruth? Shall I
give then to her? LESLIE.
Copyright. 1924, Nea Service, Incl
Next: Telegram from Ruth Filing
ton to Leslie Prescott.
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BY HORTENSE SAUNDERS

bA nun 4NIJIxIAEC
NEA Service Writer
RI HERE is no royal road TO
political leadership for a
woman any more than for
man, according to Emily Newell
Blair, vice chairman of the Demo-
cratic party, who holds the highest
political office of any woman in the
country today.
We have two types of women
in politics." she explains to me.
Zone is merely the unconscious
tool Of i group of men who have
decided that an office should be
given to a woman whom they Sc
Iect regardless of qualifications.
THE other is the woman who
works up through the ranks just
as all the real leaders of men have
done, starting in her own precinct,
then gradually working up to
State and National politics, and
building a, following as she goes"
Needless to say, it is the latter
type which must be developed,
Mrs Blair believes.
ITO put a woman, unused to po-
litical and public life. in an office
that requires a thorough knowl-
edge of issues and the technique
of craftsmanship is to hinder
rather than help women's prog
ress," she continued.
The policy that women should
stick together and vote for a wom-
an running for Office merely
through sex loyalty is the great
est mistake.
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They could give a few helpful
hints to Mr.. and Mrs. Average Man.
When Mrs. Man finds herself irri-
table all the time, hating for her
husband to come home in the eve-
nings, despising the very thought
of washing dishes, she should take
vacation. She should get away
from home and family. She would
be glad to get back, when the vaca-
ton time was up.
Another time when it is good for
wife to. go vacationing is when she
sees that her husband is showing
signs of being tired of married life!
when he doesn't appreciate anyA
thing she does, and uses cross
words more often than loving ones.
Absence makes the heart grow
fonder." Vacations prove it.
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ri RS. A. C. FRANKIE, 1921 N
mi Delaware St. will entertain
Ill Friday with a luncheon bridge
in honor of her sister, Mrs. o. P.
Klopsch, Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs.
K1opsch will be guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. FRANKIE for several weeks.
Seventy-f1ve tables were reserved
for the benefit card party given
Tuesday afternoon by the Amicitia
Club at the Sphinx Arms. Spring
flowers decorated the rooms. Pro-
ceeds will be used for the Riley Me
mortal Hospital fund
Mrs. J. H. Larson. general chair
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card party at the l. o. O. F. Hall,
Hamilton Ave. and f. Washington
st.
A card party was to be given at
the c. A r. Hall, 222 f. Maryland
ST., at $50 Tuesday night for the
benefit of the G. A. r. Home Fund
by the Alvin I. HOvey w. r. c. No.
1856.
p. o. of A, No. 2. was to have a
card party at the home of Mrs.
Luella Dakton, 1897 Shelby st.
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O.
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GAIN WEIGHT

Six large sweetened stewed prunes 1
cup boiled rice with 1 tablespoon sugar and
u cup cream about 3 ounces ham omelet
wit nj tablespoons white sauce, 2 whole
wheat pop-evers. / tablespoon butter, 1
tablespoon orange marmalade l cup noodle
soup, 10 stalks asparagus on toast with
salmon salad on a head lettuce, / beef
tinlbale with 1 cup bean PURGE 4 table
spoons tomato sauce, 2 ounces curly en-
dive with 2 tablespoons bacon dressing,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-13
Girls Puzzled

Dear Miss Lee: I am girl II years
old
l. Does a fellow think more of a girl
who does not let him kiss her whenever he
wants TO. or does he like a girl who lets
him kiss her whenever he likes? II may
be that they all believe III the old saying
Lips. however rosy. must be fed
>. What age should a girl he before
she should have OATS? BETTY c.
/. Girls who give their lirs promis-
cuously may be able to have plenty
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of drug store cowboys" to take
them riding and to dances, but
that's not particularly desirable, in
the long run. Men may take the
lips offered to them so readily. But
it is ever mans way to want most
that which it is hardest to get. I'm
sure you'll find it worth while to
keep your kisses, Betty.
2. Your age is a good one, think
PUZZLED: So far as know,
there is no ground for your fears.
However. if you want to make
certain, ask a doctor your question.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-13
Lift Off-No Pain!

Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop a little
"Freezone" on an aching corn, in
stantly that corn stops huring, then
shortly you lift it right off with
fingers.
Your druggist sells tiny bottle Of
''Freezone" for a few cents, suf-
ficient to remove every hard corn,
soft corn, or corn between the toes.
and the foot caIluses, without sore-
ness or Advertisement
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-13
AID SMOKE COMMITTEE
ParentLTeachers Board Adopts ResO-
luton to Cooperate.

A resolution providing for rep
resentative of each Parent-Teacher
Club in the city to cooperate in the
work of the smoke abatement COM
mittee was passed at the meeting Of
the board of directors of the Fedora
ton of Parent Teachers Clubs in
the National City Bank Bldg, Mon
day.
Mrs. Charles H. Smith, president,
presided.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-13
Iumner Dresses

The sweater and skirt costume,
popular for so many seasons, is Civ
ing way this year to a jumper dress
- one material such as kasha, rep
jersey.
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Wife Sees Vacation as
Way of Receiving LOUe

Mr. T. B. NJ. knows the value of vacations. So does Miss
Working Girl They know that though the vacation may
be filled with golng and swimming and dancing they
refreshed longer sc of every around this old
office
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-13
New Nicety
New beauty and new charm

69fhere is a way to prett1er teeth,
to new protection, new cleanliness,
new charm Millions now employ
it. Then results are shown in every
circle by the whittier teeth you see.
This is to offer them to you. Test
this new method of teeth cleaning.
Learn what it means in your home.
The great enemy is film
Film is the teeth's great enemy
that viscous film you feel. 1t
causes most tooth troubles.
It clings to teeth, becomes dis
colored, forms cloudy coats. No
ordinary tooth paste can effectively
combat it. It makes teeth dingy
and unclean. Film also holds food
substance which ferments and
forms acid. It holds the acid in
contact with the teeth to cause de-
cay. Germs breed by millions in
it. They, with tartar, are the chief
cause of pyorrhea.
Few escape such troubles under
old ways of teeth cleaning.
Modar11 cciAnca hoe found -1a+ta-
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Summer Coats

Summer coats of white with eye.
let embroidery over a colored lining
are new and distinctive.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-13
Jazz Embroidery

Jazz embroidery is featured on
sport and day costume. 1t is done
with hay-colored woods in darned
stitch. making futuristic designs On
scarf ends and pockets and hats.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-13

Sinks should be placed at the cor
rect height so that the woman who
works at them need not stOOp at her
labor. A double drain board is a
time-saver out of all proportion to
its original cost. A sanitary gar
bage pail under the sink, which
opens with a foot-lever. is more to
be desired than satin pillows in the
parlor-from the standpoint Of con-
venience, anyhow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-13

The yellow felt cloche, so popular
for the all-white outfit, frequently
has flowers or fruit in yellow and
green.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-13
LOSE WEIGHT

Three large unsweetened stewed prunes
10 stalks asparagus on toast. ! beef tim
bale with ! cup bean PURGE. , tablespoons
tomato sauce. . ounces curly endive with
l tablespoon lemon Juice. tablespoons
coffee Jelly with y tablespoon whipped
cream 1 toasted whole wheat roll. l thin
slice gluten bread. l plain cookie with des-
sert ] pint SKINNED milk.
Total caories. 1912. Protein 334 fat.
1856, carbohydrate. 522. Iron. 0201 gram
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T aiIornnadeS

Many tailormade suits are worn
will full shoulder capes Of the same
material.
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at is Infinitely more loyal to
tn country for women to vote for
a man who has proved his caliber
and stands for definite principles
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Square Crowns

The new hat sponsored by Paris
has a high square crown, plainly
blocked, without trimming, save for
a jeweled pin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-13
. HOME FURNISHING -
Table s Edge
to Wall

~ LIVING room table may be
IA placed effectively with its
edge to the wall, so that it
juts out into the room. A chair
alongside this, and both make a
convenient group.
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Beef TimbaIes With Bean PURGE
for Four

One pound lean round steak. / teaspoon
salt Il teaspoon pepper 4 teaspoon
celery pepper white l egg, 4 tablespoons
soft stale bread crumbs, y cup SKINNED
milk
The meat should be put through
the food chopper several times, Com.
bine with seasoning, bread crumbs
and milk and stir until smooth. Add
white of egg beaten until stiff. Mix
by folding. Turn into four individ-
ual molds, set in a pan of hot water,
cover with buttered paper and cook
forty minutes in a hot oven.
Rub two cups baked beans
through a coIander, add two Ber-
muda onions boiled and chopped and
cook the bixture in one tablespoon
bacon fat until very hot.
Remove timbales from mods and
serve surrounded by bean mixture.
Total calories, 1,704 Protein 667; fat
396; carbohydrate. Gal. Iron, .0309 gram.
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ways. It has found two film COM
batants. One disintegrates the film
at all stages of formation. One re-
moves it without harmful securing.
Able authorities have proved
these methods effective. A new
type tooth paste has been created
to apply them daily. The name is
Pepsodent.
Leading dentists the world over
have been urging its adoption.
Now careful people of some so ma
tons use this modern method.
Feel it act. See its results
Pepsodent does other things i'm
portant. It multiplies the aka
Unity of the saliva, which is there
to neutralize mouth acids. 1t null
tiplies the ptyalin in saliva, which
is there to digest starch deposits
on teeth.
These factors combined bring
one results amazing and delightful.
Send the coupon for a To-Day
Tube. Note how clean the teeth
feel after using. Mark the absence
of the viscous film. See how teeth
become whittier as the flm-coats
disappear.
You will know in ten days that
this new method should be daily
applied in your home. Cut out
coupon now.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-13
BETTER HOMES
CRY BEING SENT
. OUT THIS WEEK
Great Stress Is Laid on the
Woman-PIanned~ Kitchen
of Today,

Bette: kitchens will play a prom
inent part in the information sent
out by Better Homes in America.
Kitchen contests are featured this
week By communities all over the
ration, says a dispatch from Wash
ington.
Come out Of the kitchen" was the
cry few years ago. But come
into the kitchen" is the note today,
Better Homes in America" points
out. This humble workshop of the
American home no longer needs to
play the grisly part of the skeleton
in the closet. The tendency is more
and more to plan and to build and
to equip the home with one eye al
ways On the kitchen. Not infre-
quently plans of up-to-date arch
fleets show the kitchen situated to-
ward the front of the house, and
care is taken to place its windows
where they will give the housewife
the best possible view.
Convenient Kitchens
bCLL@4 IIOAlAES III <AAAACA I'D NV
ever, laws even more emphasis upon
the kitchen convenience than upon
decorative features. The old-style
stchen, generally speaking, is a
Miracle OF misarrangement, conclu-
sively proving very few builders
have ever been women. The house
wife in such a kitchen takes hun
dreds of extra steps in the perform
ance of her daily work. Estimates
differ, as housewives do, too. But
whatever the mileage that the aver
age housewife travels, the distance
can be divided by one-haf by a
thoroughly convenient kitchen.
A kitchen of small or moderate
size is better than a large one. En-
phasis is laid upon the logical plac-
ing of sink, table, shelves, range and
china cabinet. so as to require the
minimum number of steps. Casters
on the kitchen table viii subtract
miles rom the weekly journey.
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Modern science has found better
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-13

Miss Margaret Newman, 1856 W.
ThirtyFourth St, has returned
home after spending the week -end in
Lafayette. Ind, where she attended
the Purdue University junior prom
and Harlequin Club show She was
the guest Of Miss Mildred Mauch
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F cit CIoChe

Copyright, 1924, NEA Service. Inc.