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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
- CYNTHIA GREY ----
Benefit of Doubt Is
Honorable Course
Would Have Hubby Discharge Girl
Because of GroundleSS Suspicious

Dear Miss Grey: My husband has woman clerk in his
office, who is young and good looking. have heard
much about older falling in love with girls employed
by them, that would like your advice about this
First want 10 tell you, that have had any par
tcuar TO doubt my husband and don't take
any chances of having To- Several times have been
on the of asking my husband 10 discharge this girl
but something seems TO hold back Do you think II
would be an unfair thing to do?
ANXIOUS WIFE.
would
wives drive their husbands do the things don't
bS their trrua stipi
Your husband probably hasn't the thought
aside from wrongly sucng him. doubtless would be robbng girl
Of her job when u.
Don't your away your Judgment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Dame Fashion Says:

nSE sees very few black and
" white effects In tho spring
fashion showings. Neither does ono
see much Of Il on tho street COS
TUNES today. The popular black
and white trimmed hat has given
way 70 the black hat. trimmed with
rrd or green. since vivid color on
black Is one % the seasons modes
GONE Of the new parhsois for
- southern use arc decidedly new.
There Is ono model o, black iaffe,a
with orange taffoia petals attached
on top 10 form sunfowcr. The
edges OF the petals are pIeotsd and
tho black center OF tho flower IN
made Of tiny black ribbon loops
CTRfPED flannel dresses with
- plain flannel coats are shown
for younger women this season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

OF HALIBUT

TWO pounds OF halibut, / cup
Il carrots cut in matchlike
pieces, a cup diced celery, 2 small
onions. tablespoons butter, a
cup stale bread crumbs. 6 me.
diminished potatoes, teaspoons
salt, u teaspoon pepper. 2 cups
canned tomatoes.
Remove skin and bone from
fish. Melt butter and cook the
onions. cut In thin slices. and tho
carrots until a delicate brown.
Put a layer OF fish In buttered
casserole. cover with carrots,
onions and celery and sprinkle
With crumbs. Season with salt
and pepper and pour over part Of
the tomatoes. Continue layer for
layer until all Is used Put the
potatoes. cut in quarters. on top.
Cover dish and bake one hour IN
a moderate oven. If too dry. add
few tablespoons Of boiling
water.
Serve from the casserole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Tanks Man as
LOpSided as Woman

Dear Miss GREY; 1 do not agree
with a Psychologist"
II seems TO me the desire 20 live
i the FIRST % our Inherited IN,
stinctS and what Is that desire but
the love OF lie. without which we
die.
Al other urges. or which there
are many, one strong 10 one per.
son. and weak In another. are
means by which NC live, some 10 a
fuller extent than Others.
Is IL not fact that persons, and
even animals die. for the want OF
a lost loved oneg
Does hunger come ahead Of sleep
and reSte
agree with what Is said about
sex romance and also include sex
urgc. which Is not love. think
man Is as lopsided as woman.
JAMES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
" ASKING
HAIR

How often tho hair should he
washed IL moot question obvious
IS the hair should h. kept clean
bat once In two or three weeks should
b. often enough for a shampoo II YOU
massage and brush your hair frr-
qucntly and keep or the surface
dust
a jrlly made by melting pure cas-
tile soap ia hot water IL the best pos
slhlo cleansing agent. Hut whatever
soap you use. DO not rub u directly
on the head First make a Jelly Of u.
Two or three applications Of soap
Jelly and several rinslnRn Wiil remove
nll oil and dirt. Then n you want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

NfF'NF NWIElN'-"I'f 1'FII'II vi # y"
trir.u fu ME 1au ff1.
Peggy Jane dashed In. all a.nutter
with ribbons and bare arms and
legs twinklinE. Il like her best in
her 'Kowpis Doll dance" the dog
continued-''she's not 30 dignificd
in that one. and besidcs-she kicks
the hall at me once tn a whiloH'
Pat watched Peggy James rhythmic
little body as she swept 10 the floor
and up again. whispered 20 me
mystoriously: Deep stuff" and
went out 20 chase the cat.
The dog was right. II Is deep
stuff Tor a tiny tot. but Peggy
Jane thinks Il Is fun. Home from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Opens Husbands
Letters

Dear Miss Grey: ! have been in
the habit OF opening my husbands
mail. Now he Is having all Of Il
sent to his office. Doesn't u look
70 you as II he had something he
Is trying to hide from me?
DOCTORS WIFE.
Not at all. He probably feels, as
most people do. that he has a right
10 open his own letters. however.
And you ought to know the con-
tents OF his mall so thoroly by this
time that you don't have to worry
about whats in u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

school az noon, she trots, Slips INTO
her hard toe slippers and practices
FOR half an hour When school is
out in the afternoon. she repeats
the performance. working at her
exercises TO keep her muscles sup
pie
Peggy's Egyptian dance is one Of
her fayontes. tho she has many
others TO suit all demands. And
demands there are a.plenty. East
ern Star. Moose lodge. Masonic. Y
W. {. A.. Campfire. War vets, at
all kinds Of benefits and clubs, lit.
tie Peggy is a never-faillng favor.
ite--always willing to do her share
towards charity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Gilda Graz

chops anc pineapple, just because
some movie actress Is alleged TO
have lost five pounds n week that
way. you s-e counting danger.
SO let me urge every woman TO
consult a doctor before making any
violent changes in her manner OF
eating, except for such simple elm
nations as I.have outlined Good
health is better than good figure
but you can have both II you arc
willing to pay the price.
Copyright 1925. BY Seattle Starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
INTERESTED
Chop SHey
Recipe

Dear Miss Grey: VIII yul ,asc
print a recipe for chop suey and
oblige. MRS. X r /,
The ingredients include one.hat
chicken. one large onion. a handful
OF mushrooms. stalk Of celery,
six Chinese potatoes, n bowl Of
rice. small dessert dish OF Chi
nese sauce. The last answers In.
stead OF salt.
After cleaning the chicken. scrape
the meat from tho bones and cut
into strips about one and one-half
inches long and an inch wide. Slice
the onions thin. Soak the mush.
rooms 10 minutes in water. Re
move the stems. Cut the celery in
pieces one and one-half inches long.
Chinese potatoes do not require
cooking. Wash and slice them
The method OF procedure - as
follows Fry the chicken In fat
until done. but not brown or hard.
Add the sliced onions and cook
little. Add the mushrooms. Pour
enough sauce over the ingredients
10 make them brown. Add water
and stew a few minutes. Add eel
cry and then the potatoes. At last
ada a little Toured water 10 u,
making gravy OF the water In
which you have stewed II. BE
sure TO cook the rice properly. or
II win detract from the savoFiness
Of the dish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Oh, Horrors,
Earrings for
the Dear Boys

T OSDoSs-wili men wear ear.
~ ringsg THIS IL the question
asked IN all seriousness by a
great London fashion artist Ito
pointed out that brighter dress
for men Is universally popular,
and that quite conco.yRbiy they
might well begin 20 wear car.
rings. Meanwhile. for women.
the newest craze IN for mascot
rings. tiny images Of little East.
orn gods. or. In few cases. OF
mounted photographs OF their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
nYEING SHOES

Before dyelng brown shoes rub
them with sandpaper TO take Off the
dirt. then rub in a little liquid am.
monia with a flannel. Next apply
backing and let Il dry thoroly be-
fore noliahinR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
SUNS RAYS
ARE BEST


Never dry the hair directly over
heat Absorb all you can with warm
towels and then massage the scalp
until Il Ia dry. Naturally N YOU can
have the benefit ~ the suns rays a.
this time Il viii be most beneficial to
your scalp.
II your hair Il long. you must keep
u uirci Brush u carefully ~ night,
with upward strokes. holding the hair
upward with one hand while you
brush with the other. Hold your hair
upward OF the scalp. az the model In
doing Pull it. until you are quite con.
seious % the pull. as this strengthens
and stimulates the scalp.
plnchlnR the head and moving the
scalp back and forth amer a shampoo
10 excellent for is general well being
Let your hair hang down your
back when you are inside. and Kit
often In the mir or In the sunlight
with your hair ioosened 10 tina; the
natural air and heat may get 20
your scalp.
4 good head % hair il tho first aid
10 the chhrmcr Take care Of what
you have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Use saNpPaPER

Rub the soles OF baby's shoes
with Sandpaper before they are
worn This prevents many a fall
due to stiff sole~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
ADD LEMON JUICE

To keep tho grains OF rico separ.
ated when boiled add a teaspoon OF
lemon juice 20 each quart OF water
in which the rice IL cooked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

work back 10 the crown. and rotate
upward from the ears. The scalp
should never feel tight and closs 10
tho head AFTER massage u should
be a delicate pink and feel very much
alive and tinKlinE.
II you put on a tonic after mas
sage. part the hair carefully In small
sections and apply the tonic on a bit
% cotton.
Give special attention 60 your hair
limo In front because this il the area
where hair begins 90 get thin and
hrraks off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Comes 10 the Defense of
The Lndn Rnrhfrs

Dear Miss Grey; note {. RS
question In your column recently.
relative 20 ladies working as bar.
bers. also J. P's answer which was
discouraging 10 say tho least. altho
he admits that women can Dc. and
are. good BARRIERS as far as skill
and workmanship is concerned. but
he says are sadly lacking In bust.
ness methods. l DO not deny that
this may be true In some cases.
but I do deny that this condition
on the part OF the lady harhers Ia
the rule Instead OF the exception.
You. c. r.. state that you are
nurse, and as such. you must real.
ixe that any work where ladies
must face the public you come In
contact with all types and that Il
Is physical impossib,lity TO please
everybody. have had work done
by both kdy and men BARRIERS and
prefer the ladies', as they arc al
.ays courteous and anxious 20 do
heir work well and conduct them
selves as ladies should.
noted your question and asked
at the shop where / have my work
done. about the business part Of
Il. and the lady Informed me that
there were 50 ladies In tho union
which Is the same local union ~
that with which the men are az
She informed me that the
Indies employed there received 8;
per cent OF all tho money she took
in with an SIS a week guarantee.
working eight hours a day.
can sec no reason why ladies',
who arc anxious TO enter this field
should not do 10 and believe that
the better the class OF women that
go IN for this work. the demand
for their services win increase &C.
j. II. l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

Cynthia Grey viii receive
callers on Mondny. wednesday
and Friday. from TO 2 p, m,
and Tuesday and THURSDAY.
from II 20 ne a, m. az her Of,
ficc in The star building. 1909
Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Citizenship
Oueru

Dear Cynthia: Can married wo-
man. whose husband Is not citl.
zen. take out naturalization papers.
In this particular case the hus-
band has taken out first papers.
but has allowed them 10 expire.
A READER OF THE STAR.
Yes. answers your question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Out Of "MorieS'
l. r.

Tor q Tune
Dear Miss Grey; Is Il true that
Gloria Swanson Is going 10 forsake
the moyles7
INTERESTED.
Press reports state that Miss
Swanson will resume her motion
picture career as soon as her health
will permit. As she has been very
IN. IL doubtless viii be year or
more, however before she is again
seen on the silver screen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

our plans and asked her 20 SO along
with us. she did and We all had a
wonderful time,
This is just brief outlin. OF
what ! call modern mother" and
I wish had one.
nEHEt.FNH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Diet Tips to Subdue
Your WU1stl1ne
BY GILDA GRAY

E,XERCIsE rather than diet IL my
IL favorits method OF keeping a
walstline humbled and subdued. so
in these articles have constantly
stressed physical effort rather than
gastronomic repression.
My first preventive easure
against an increasing wais,line Is TO
cut out bread and potatoes at the
same meal. In fact, ! eliminate
white bread entirely. substituting
bran mullins, whole wheat or
graham bread.
can give up potatoes with no
pangs. but I am not so heroic when
IL comes 70 sweets. look with eT-
IRENE longing upon a slab Of choco-
late layer cake or a wedge OF cocoa
nut cream pie and I'm not averse to
being found In the alluring COM
pany OF box Of chocolates or a
dish of Ice cream with hot choco-
late sauce.
But these pleasures are mine only
when / am exercising strenuously
Other times, cut them cold.
Now from preference I use honey
for sweetening grapefruit, cereals.
pancakes and practically anything
for which once used sugar or
strip.
When / want TO. / 10 on a regu-
lar orgie OF sweet things. choco-
lates, pie. ice cream and all the
yerbotens. for a day. then follow
by a couple Of days OF pennsnce
when restrict myself pretty closely
to roast beef and spinach or milk
and peas and carrots
TO REDUCE
QUICKLY
II you want 10 reduce quickly
without too much suffering, / be-
lleve a milk diet is the best bet.
The only safe and sane way TO
diet Is to reduce gradually the
starches and sweets you eat and in
crease tho amount OF vegetables,
preferably raw. Spinach. lettuce,
celery. tomatoes, cabbage and all the
lesfy vegetables arc excellent for
the complexion and general health
az well az for the figure. Instead
Of cooked desserts and rich pastries,
substitute raw or cooked fruits, IN
sweetened. and custards or fruit
jellies. OF do without dessert at all.
See n you can't learn TO take your
coffee and tea without sugar.
have talked 20 many physicians
and beauty doctors. and they tell me
there are grave pitfalls for the
strenuous dieters. When you at
tempt to limit youe diet 10 lamb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

You can give shiny gold galoon
braid an antique finish u you brush
II over with vinegar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

TWIS elaborate headdross may
l. ba OF Oriental inspiration.
but II Is very modern In effect.
Tiny rhinestone bands outline
the part and follow the hairiinc
and are wound into the coils OF
the hair TO simulate headdreSs.
This il equally effective for tho
bobbcd or unbobbcd. II the coils
Of hair happen TO be tho sor;
that are removed with hanpins.
there IL no objection TO that,
Naturally this sort OF thing is
not appropriate with any but
evening clothes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

The mannish top coat with its
hard-pressed lapels, four buttons
and half belt, is one of the most
popular top coats of the season.
This style is shown in most at
tractive colors. S24.50.
Evening star., 1925-06-22
70rnsby Proving Ably
QUALIFYING ROUNDS
: ON IN BRITISH OPEN
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TROON, Scotland, June 22.-Bril-
liant sunny weather with a moderate
northwest wind coming in from the
sea prevailed when the qualifying
rounds Of the British open golf cham
pionship began over both the new
courses here this morning. The turf
was very fast.
The American trio Of professionals,
Jim Barnes, Joe kirkwood and Mac
donald Smith, appear to be safe among
the 80 who will qualify for the British
open golf championship. Barnes and
Smith each returned II for the open
ing round and kirkwood brought in a
card of 70.
John Bredemus. the fourth Ameri-
can professional aspirant for the Brit
ish title, scratched, as did Douglas
Grant, the American amateur star
who lives in England.
The new British amateur champion,
Robert Harris, returned a sound 75.
J. I. Cruickshank. the Anglo Argen-
tine star, had an 81.
Abe Mitchell had Is and George
Duncan 78. Duncan started out with
7 for the first hole and 6 for the sec
ond.
The qualifying rounds today and
tomorrow will eliminate all but 80
of the aspirants for championship
,honors and such others as may tie
for eightieth place. After day of
rest on Wednesday, the championship
proper, over 72 holes, will be played
Thursday and Friday at Prestwick, a
few miles away.
Evening star., 1925-06-22
D. c. PROS PLAYING
TEAM IN BALTIMORE

Eleven professional golfers from
courses about Washington are playing
today at the Rolling Road Club in a
team match with an equal number
of Baltimore professionals. They left
the Capital early today by automobile
for the Rolling Road Club which Is
near the Baltimore pike
Two rounds Of IS holes each are to
be played in foursomes, the Wash
lngton pros returning TO the city to
night. Here is the way they are
paired: Fred Mcleod. Columbia and
Tom Skipper, Rolling Road: Robert T
Barnett. Chevy Chase. and Charles
Bethschler, Maryland Country Club.
Eddie Towns. Friendship, and Glenn
Spencer, Green Spring Valley: Dave
Thomson, Washington Golf and Coun
try Club, and James Roche, EIlkridGe.
Ralph Beach. Burning Tree and Alex
Taylor, Suburban Club of Baltimore
County; Dan Horgan. Rock Greek
Park. and Warner Mathers, Rodgers
Ford; \. 3. Thorn. Town and Coun
try Club, and Carroll T. MCMaster.
Catoctin Country Club; Darcy Ban
uagan. Columbia. and Duncan Cuth-
bert. Hillendale: Mel Shorey, East
Potomac Park, and Willie Scott BaIti-
more Country Club; +. Cliff Mckim
ME, unattached. and William Dunt,
Sherwood Forest: George Deffen
baugh. Rock Creek Park, and VIII
Schrieber, Maryland Country Club.
Fran ROesch, d junior member OF
the Washington Golf and Country
Club, is leading in the qualifying
round for the July tournament of the
club with a score of 20. All scores
must be turned in by June q when
pairings will be made. George p.
Lynde is in second place with a score
of so
Evening star., 1925-06-22
WILLS FATE RESTS
ON WEINERT SCRAP
BY FAIR PLAY.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Where is
all the money coming from that is
offering on Weinert's chances against
Harry Wills on July 2?
OF course the bettors want odds.
but they are not SO radical in their
demands as the comparative paper
form of the two men would seem to
warrant.
Is the Weinert money in existence
because of the runor that inasmuch
as Harry Wills performed poorly in
the Madden and Firpo bouts in order
to tempt Dempsey into the ring SO
will he put up a mediocre exhibition
against the Jersey adonis?
kearnS Is a wise bird and Dempsey
IS more of an F,instcin than a lot
of people might think. If Harry and
his Canny old manager. Paddy Null
Inns. have been taking in the past two
wears you can gamble that Dempsey
IS wise.
Only by putting up the fight of his
life and pasting Weinert good and
proper can Wills gain the credit he
needs. If he has been stalling he
cannot stall any more. Public opinion
in his favor can be aroused only
through popular belief that Wills is
so good that Jack is avoiding him.
Copyright. 1925)
Evening star., 1925-06-22
COLLEGIATE TENNIS
TITLE TOURNEY Is ON
By tho Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Inter.
collegiate tennis stars from all sec
tfons of the country will compete to-
day In the national championship
tournament which opens at the Merton
Cricket Club, Haverford.
Pacific coast, South. Southwest and
Middle-West will be well represented
among the players competing for the
title won last season by Wallace w.
Scott of Washington. Scott, out of
college this season, Will not defend
his crown, but in his place will be
Carl Fischer. titleholder of 1923, who
dld not play last season.
FISCHER. Philadelphia College of
OSteopathy star. who competed at
Wimbledon last season while the in
tercollegiates were in progress, is the
favorite.
Arnold Jones, Yale captain; Louis T.
Halheimer of Texas, who won the
doubles last season with Lewis n.
White; Chuck" Watson, the Phila-
delphia boy. now at Yale, and Bill
lngraham, Harvard. are among others
favored.
Cranston Holman of Leland Stan
ford, who was beaten in the final of
the Delaware State singles by Fritz
Mercur of Lehigh. may prove dark
horse, while Mercur is sure to be
running for the title.
Evening star., 1925-06-22
225 ENTER GOLFING
TOURNEY AT OMAHA
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
OMAHA, Nebr., June 22.-The crack
of the driver and the zipp of the iron
were heard on the golf links of the
Omaha Field Club today for many
hours as some 225 contestants played
the first 1S-hole qualifying round Of
the transmississippi golf champion
ship. Among the contestants is James
Manion Of st. Louis. title holder and
favored to win again.
The course has been fast. but rain
Yesterday helped little. The green's
are in splendid condition, but nearly
all are undulating or sloping, so that
every putt has to be gauged carefully
A dubbed drive on a couple holes will
cost penalty, as the fairways are
intercepted by a railroad track In a.
deep cut and balls landing in that
gulch are out OF bounds.
A meeting of the association tonight
will consider enlars1ng the organiza,
ton to take in the Pacific coast, with
a view to supplanting the Western
Golf Association in case that body
merges with the United States Golf
Association.
Evening star., 1925-06-22
D. C. ATHLETES MOURNING
CHARLES FLYNN'S DEATH

In Charles Flynn, a member Of the
Arrow Juniors base ball nine, who
was drowned Saturday at Arlington
Beach, Junior athletes Of the city lost
not only a sterling all-Sround player
but a. true Sal.
Flynn was one of the most popular
young fellows of his neighborhood and
was an able performer in various
fields Of sport, basket ball and base
ball being his favorites. He will be
missed from the line-ups of the Con
zaga High School court five and the
Aloysius Junior quint. He played at
forward on the Alloy team for three
years.
For the past two seasons Charles
has been rated among the heaviest
hitters and leading fielders of the
Arrow diamond combination.