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Evening star., 1925-09-29
Neapolitan Sandwiches.

Grind three tablespoonfuls of blanch-
ed pistachio nuts to a paste or chop
very fine. Cut three tablespoonfuls Of
candied cherries into tiny pieces and
mix with a soft icing, honey, or melted
fondant, to make a consistency fit for
spreading. Butter four good slices of
white bread and trim to the same size.
Spread the nuts over one slice, jam
on the next, and cherries on the third.
Pile them UP in the same order and
place the remaining slice on top. With
sharp knife cut down through the
center. making the slices one fourth
inch thick, each of which shows the
layer of color. A sandwich similar to
this may be made of brown and white
bread, alternating the colors. Any fill
ing to suit the taste may be used.
Evening star., 1925-09-29
Soap.


Soap Is soap, and some soap Is more
than soap. 1t rises to a symbol of ari-
stocracy, the. aristocracy of cleanli-
ness to which l claim all childhood
by right belongs, introduced there by
q nice cake Of soap.
! have no favorite brand. There
came my way once a lovely one,
though. 1t was creamy white and
bore upon Its immaculate and tempt
ing surface a colored picture Of Jack
Jacks smiling countenance after his
tumble down hill. At least that is
what I thought 1t was.
But there Is soap and soap. ] re.
member a cake of brown biting soap
that used to sit on the corner of the
kitchen sink. 1t was sure death to
dirt and everything under the dirt.
One wipe with q Washrag covered
with It's pungent paste made d new
boy Of me. a brighter, SINNER boy.
but loathing soap and detesting the
shine OF II. I used to squint down
the side Of my nose to see how the
part in my hair looked and to make
sure that my mother had pasted fiat
the last shadow Of curl in my hair.
I could almost do II, too, when my
mother changed the brand of soap.
My father should have due credit for
that act of mercy. II was he who
brought home the first cake of nice
soap that j ever saw. Mother smiled
and said: IF nice soap will make you
nice, you shall have the nice SOAP
l would not say that the nice soap
did all that my mother hoped for In
the way OF making me nice. But It
did away with my hatred for the
washrag and basinful of water every
evening. I liked to get down into the
soft. sweet smelling suds and swish
them into foam and try to gather
handfuls Of the rainbowed bubbles
that fioated along the brim. Mother
used to have to come and empty the
basin before ! had quite enough.
Evening star., 1925-09-29
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
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riage-Will She Be Happy Giving Up Soft
Business Position for Hard Matrimonial Job?

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Evening star., 1925-09-29

Now when Jason became a young
man he heard for the first time how
he was a prince royal and how his
father, King Aeson, had been killed
by a certain Pelius, who stole the
throne and would also have killed
Jason had he not been hidden in the
centaur's cave. Jason, being a brave
lad. determined to set all this to
rights, to punish the wicked Pelius
and to cast him from the throne
which was rightfully his own.
So with this intention Jason took
a spear in each hand and set out
for the kingdom of Iolchos, which.
you will remember, was the kingdom
Of which his father had been king.
Color Jason's smock tan and his
cloak and sandals brown.
(Copyrteht 1921
Evening star., 1925-09-29
Filled Cookies.

Make a soft cooky dough by any
good recipe. Cut in rounds with a
large cake cutter. After baking, pile
in three with the following filling be
tween. Beat the whites of two eggs
to stiff froth. Stir one-half Il cup
full of butter to a cream with two cup
fuls of granulated sugar Mix thor
Oughly with the egg whites. Add one
heapinS teaspoonful each of cinnamon
and cloves. beat for five minutes then
spread between the cookies.
The cornerstone of the White House
was laid in 1892
Evening star., 1925-09-29
Home-Maker's Faith i'm Her Ability
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

Faith is the corner stone of home
just as it is the firm foundation on
which business is carried on. There
could be little business done If buyers
did not have faith that those who sell
will deliver goods as ordered; and
those who sell must have faith that
the goods will be paid for. Faith is
Evening star., 1925-09-29
Genoese Lettuce.

Soak three anchovies in water,
drain them, wipe with a cloth, remove
the bones and pound the anchovies
and two ounces of butter in chop
ping bowl. Add the juice of half a
lemon and rub all through n sieve.
Wash and drain one head Of lettuce,
cut the leaves into rounds and spread
them with the anchovy butter. Cut
some toast into rounds and place a
lettuce leaf on each piece of toast.
Airplane oil is manufactured from
Evening star., 1925-09-29
REALTY CHATS BY Edna KENT FORBES

purest glycerin obtainable to the
lemon.
Lemon juice full strength, will
bleach the arms. but should not be
used on the elbows unless they have
been previously cleaned with cold
cream. A slice OF lemon bound over
a corn Will help remove It, and a thick
slice of lemon rubbed on tho soles Of
the feet when you are very tired will
make you feel fresh again.
A marvellous lemon bleach II made
by grinding fine entire lemons, Juice.
rind and seeds. in a meat chopper and
straining to get out the Jumps.
Betty Jean-A good substitute for q
gritty complexion soap Is one put up
for mechanics hands. In any such
case the soap will be somewhat irri.
tating unless there IS a cream or oil
massage following the cleansing with
the soap.
should think this treatment would
rid you Of the roughened skin and the
fine blackheads. Be sure to close the
pores after the massage by rinsins in
very cold water or by an ice rub.
Edible frogs and snails arc taken to
Evening star., 1925-09-29
Distorp of Dour Ranle
By PHILIP FRANCIS NowLAN.
DOLAN
VARlATIoNs-Dooiey, Dowly
Doolan, Dulan, Bowling.
RACIAL ORIGlN-Irish.

DooIan, DuIan, Bowling.
RACIAL ORIGlN-lrish.
SOURCE-A clan name.
There is conflicting testimony re.
garding the origin of the Anglicized
forms of the Irish family name which
we know as Doian, Dooly. Dooley,
Dowley, Dulan and Dowling.
Some authorities claim that the.
name comes from q chieftain who
was a descendant Of one "Fiacha
Suidhe," a brother Of that famous
Irish high-king known al Conn Of the
Hundred Battles.
But the greater weight Of evidence.
however. indicates that there are real.
ly two names of Dolan or Dooley.
There was a Dolan or "O'Dubhlein"
clan in what is now the barony Of
Tullaghagh in Cavan County, and
this clan, 1t is pretty certainly es-
tablished, derives its name from
"Eochaidh Dudhlen," chieftain Of
medieval times.
The other Dolan clan Is more wide
ly know under the name of Bowling.
Prior to the English invasion it held
the territory Of Fertullagh In West
meath.
Evening star., 1925-09-29

One mOtner says.
Girls of our neighborhood, attend
Junior High. where there is no lunch
service Five of these girls go to
school together, and instead of each
bringing her own lunch, one pre-
pares for all every day, taking turns.
The rule is that these lunches must
be simple. appetizing and nutritious.
and no criticism is allowed. Eat
or leave it, Is their terse expression.
This lunch plan has been valuable
extension Of their domestic science
course, for the girls admit that
achieving variety with reasonable
economy il q real problem in house
keeping.
Evening star., 1925-09-29

Ifeel satisfied with it now and
l want you women who know
how to make good tomato soup
to taste it and pass your opinion
on it.
| sincerely believe it is tho
tomato soup which the largest
number of tomato soup lovers
want.
Ifyou happen to be one of the
women who have written me IN
the last few years, making some
suggestions for a new tomato
soup, write me fully if I have
succeeded or failed to fulfill your
hopes and expectations in this
new product.
Evening star., 1925-09-29
Shepherd Discovers Silver.

The existence Of silver In Peru,
South America. was discovered acci.
dentally in 1880 by . shepherd tend
ing his flock at Cerro de Pasco. who
was amazed to find stones, under
flre he had built, melted.
Evening star., 1925-09-29

FAITH IN HER ABILITY WILL
INSPIRE THE HOUSEWIFE TO
UPHOLSTER THE UNSIGHTLY
CHAIR. EARNISH THE GARISH
WALLPAPER
the underlying principle of charge ac-
counts and. in fact, of the whole
framework of business. Some persons
prove unfaithful and their structures
fall, but this does not upset the
foundation or disturb the principle. 1t
only proves that some persons are not
faithful. They are not trustworthy.
Faith and trust go hand in hand.
And so 1t is found in homemaklng.
II takes faith for q housewife TO be-
Evening star., 1925-09-29
Tony friends among home cooks
Here are Improvements in tomato SOUP
which claim my latest work in flavor blending

- -rttch 1 CLAIM tor my latest
III 1t took me years to learn that could not buy
tho kind Of tomatoss wanted unless chose
the seed
NowI contract for tomatoes by acreage and fur
nish the sesd to the grower. That means am
sure q getting, each season, the same kind and
quality of q certain variety Of tomato which
have selected as superior to Ill others in flavor.
l7l Ny next discovery was that could not hope
to use moro than 1895 Of the tomato and perfect
the kind Of tomato soup which know you want;
90 retain only the sweetest, nellowest parts,
eliminating an skins, seeds and green portions.
Isl Next learned how to take this essence Of the
sweet tomato sugars and true appedzing tomato
ac3do md cock them to q rich, creamy smooth
purta But DO my cooking quickly, It q steady
even h~t. For my new quick cooking process
am indebted to the talents Of Ferdinand Grand,
tho greak French soup maker, whose book giving
Evening star., 1925-09-29
/ therefore have a natural
bond of interest with women
who do their own cooking

To you home makers of good
tomato soup, l wish to make
this announcement.
Mystudy Of people to find out
how they want the tomato fla
vor, together with my years
Of creative work with tomato
sauces, led me to believe that I
could originate q tomato soup
of superior favor.
Each year for the last ten
years I have hoped to complete
the development of a more ap-
petizing blend of the tomato
favor for this new tomato soup.
But always some battling
feature occurred to prevent my
Evening star., 1925-09-29
MENU FOR A DAY.

MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST
Stewed Apples.
Dry Cereal with Cream.
Creamed Clipped Beef.
Toast. Marmalade.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON
Cheese Fondue.
Graham Bread.
Fruit Salad.
Cookies. Tea.
DINNER
Consomme
Baked Pork Chops
Baked Stuffed Tomatoes.
Creamed Potatoes.
Grapefruit and Apple Salad.
Raisin Cracker Pudding.
Coffee.
CREAMED BEEF
Put one tablespoonful butter
in frying pan. When melted
put one-fourth pound Clipped
beef and fry until we'll Drowned,
stirring often to keep from
scorching. Add one pint milk.
When it begins to boil, thicken
with one rounding tablespoon
-four dissolved in a little water.
Make the gravy little brown.
CHEESE FONDUE
Scald one cup milk and add
one cup bread crumbs from the
center of a stale loaf, one table
spoonful butter, one-half tea
spoon salt, a dash cayenne and
one-fourth pound grated cheese.
Stir until the cheese melts, add
the beaten yolks of three eSgs,
take from the fire, fold in the
beaten whites, turn into a but
tered dish and bake in a hot
oven. Serve Immediately.
CREAMED POTATOES
Slice potatoes, add milk to al
most cover potatoes, a little but
ter. pepper and salt to taste.
Let the milk come to boiling
point. Care must be taken that
the milk does not burn.
Evening star., 1925-09-29

satisfaction with it as the final
piece of creative work to which
l would be willing to attach my
personal name.
Evening star., 1925-09-29

Edible frogs and snails arc taken to
from Franco by air every day
Evening star., 1925-09-29

With the installation OF a broadcast.
ing station at Nagoya, Japan. 1t was
found that most of the receivers were
from America.
Evening star., 1925-09-29
BY JENNY WREN

pieces WHICH are assembled in any
one room H.ust be of the same gen.
eral character II the room as a whole
is to achieve a harmonious effect.
These fine Adam pieces, so delicate
" beautiful in design. are a unit in
the furnishings of a boudoir done in
the French manner and the effect is
usually successful The combination
of commode and separate mirror, by
the way, is now often used in the
bedchamber OF dressing room to re-
place the less graceful dresser.
tCopyriGht. 1926.
Evening star., 1925-09-29
tVanCa1np

I consider that the
most distinct tive feature
about this new tomato
soup is the emphasis I
have given to the I1atu-
raj sweet tomato sugars,
and the true appetizing
tomato acids, possessed
to a marked degree by a
certain kind of tomato
I have found.
Evening star., 1925-09-29

recipes for 700 soups contains much valuable
information about methods of making soup
which conserve and protect flavor.
III This is also the secret Of the fine color Of my
tomato soup. Long stewing drives out not only
favor, but color.
Isl Then add June butter, the product Of tender,
succulent blades of sweet June grass and as you
know, the highest grade butter produced through
out the year. 1t adds fullness and creamy
sunoothness-a feature that heightens its ap-
petzing eating quality and satisfying taste.
t6 kept children in mind in creating this soup
The mellow part of the tomato possesses the
maximum of healthful qualities, including
abundance of all three Of the essential vitamns.
June butter is also richer in vitanins than butter
produced in the other months of the year.
III And here is feature you will be delighted with;
it mixes splendidly with milk water.
The Washington times., 1925-08-04
HALL
! WILL GREET
SHR|NERS
KaIIipoIis Grotto Plans Novel
Contests on Its An-
nual Outing

who is washington's champion
needle threader? Kallipolis Grotto
viii endeavor to answer this ques-
ton with novel needIe-threading
contest at its annual outing to
Marshall Hall next Tuesday. The
contest win be limited exclusively
to women as the Yelled Prophets
are confident that no man, not
even & bachelor could compete with
woman. In such an event.
Al number Of other eveIits Tor
women have been added TO the ath-
letic program. Among them is a
naiI-driving contest and beauty
contest. The men, however. have
not been overlooked. The committee
in charge Of athletics has planned
an elaborate program fOr the men,
ranging from foot races to creased
pig chase.
Merchants OF washington have
donated scores of prizes for the
contest winners. The most valuable
win be awarded to the four girls
who are victorious in the beauty
contest. The prizes include eve
ming gowns, jeweIry Of all kinds,
and bank books containing an In
ItiaI deposit.
r The general committee in charge
OF the outing, headed by Stephen
II. Takes, has completed all ar
The Washington times., 1925-08-04
SHOPPING
PRIZES To Be
AWARDED
Washington Times Contest
Winners viii Be, Announced.
Second Week Goes On

Tomorrow The Times will an
nounce the names Of the winners
of the free vacation trips offered
readers Of this newspaper for doing
their shopping last week.
In the meantime q second weeks
Shopping Contest is now in prog
ress and will end next Saturday at
midnight. II you did not partici-
pate in the buying carnival last
week, be sure to do 80 this week
and save all your sales slips re-
ceived at stores which advertise In
The Times.
The Times will award free trip
to New York, Atlantic City or an
Eastern mountain resort to the per-
SON whOse sales slips received last
week at stores advertising. in this
newspapers show the expenditure
Of the greatest amount OF money.
The winner will be allowed 70 take
along a companion, whose expenses
also win be paid by The Times.
A free trip to Norfolk, Virginia
Beach and Hampton Roads will be
awarded to the person whose sales
slips received last week at stores
advertising in The Times show the
greatest number Of purchases, re-.
gardIess of the amount they. total.
The winner Of this award, also, viii
be allowed to take along a comDan.
ion, whose expenses win be paid
by The Times.
In both instances the winners
will be allowed to select their own
time for taking the vacation trips.
The fact that they will be awarded
the trips tomorrow does not mean
that they have TO start on the trip
until they want to start.
The awards to be made for shop
ping this week will be identical.
with those offered for last weeks
buying in stores advertising in The
Times. -
Persons in all sections of the city
and all walks of life are participate
ing in this contest, the only re.
Quirement in which is that the buy
ing be done in stores advertising in
The Times and that the sales slips
showing the purchases be brought
to the Vacation Editor Of The Times
next Monday. You have got to buy
something sometime, why not now
when it may win you one of these
delightful trips free of all expense
to you?
The Washington times., 1925-08-04
Dog Helps Mistress
Foil And Capture
P. O. Burglars
By international News Service

BERKLEY, Nd, Aug. 4.
Mrs. Robert Thomas, postmis-
tress here, and her pet dog,
billie" played the role Of
heroine and hero in frustrating
the robbery of the Berkley post
office, and the capture Of a trio
of bandits that had looted the
postoffice of $1,000.
The dog awakened his mis-
tress while the robbers were at
work, and she telephoned the
sheriff just as the robbers sped
away. They were captured
after running gun fight, in
which two of them were wound
ed, and gave their names as
John Nebus, Baltimore; Ed
KirkIey. Los Angeles, and John
Butterfield, Baltimore. Nebus
may be fatally injured. Kirk
ley's wounds are not serious.
The 1000 in money and
stamps was recovered.
The Washington times., 1925-08-04
FRENCH WOMAN
ISSW|NNING
CHANNEL
Dover Boat Passes Jeanne
Sion, 40. Nine Miles
Out
D. Internatlonal sew servIee

CALAIS, Aug. 4.-The Calais
Dover boat at las this afternoon
passed Mile Jeanne Sion. the French
woman who started out from Cape
Grisnez at $40 a. m. today to swim
the English channel. She was nine
miles out from her starting place.
While the sea was calm observers
on the channel boat saw that a
strong tide was carrying Nile. Sion
towards the North Sea and away
from the Dover cliffs where she
hoped to touch English soil.
Her course from Cape Griz-Nez
to the Dover cliffs viii cover about
twenty-five miles.
Mile. Sion entered the feminine
channel swim competition as q
dark horse" and may thereby win
the coveted distinction OF being the
first woman athlete to negotiate
the turbulent and treacherous waters
OF the channel.
She comes from Dunhirk and.
while lady's age is usually omitted
from public discussion, Observers
here regard it as remarkable that a.
woman Of forty-eight should ct
tempt a stunt which, up to last
year. only one man had been able
to accomplish.
Today found Miss Gertrude
Ederle, the American girl, still wait
ing to make her try. Miss Ederle
had set many tentative dates for
her attempt, only to postpone each
because Of the rough weather.
Miss Lillian Harrison, the Ar
gentine girl, already has made two
attempts to cross the channel over
the course in which Mile. Sion is
swimming today--once last year
and once this season. These two
failures, however, have not daunted
Miss Harrison,s ardor. She is again
training for yet a third effort later
this month.
Although Mile. Sion left Calais
at a. m. today she did not finally
take off from Cape Gris-Nez until
$40.
Her rivals, Miss EderIe and Miss
Harrison. were at the waters edge
to wish Mile. Sion the best OF luck.
Miss Ederle told Mile. Sion that
because of the coIdness Of the
water she would not make her at.
tempt before Friday. Both Miss
Ederle and Miss Harrison waved
their encouragement to the French
woman until she had passed out
of sight of them.
The Washington times., 1925-08-04
8 BUILDINGS. IN
CHICAGO ARE
BOMBED
Newspaper Plant, Theater,
and Soft Drink Shop Are
Damaged
nv international News Service


CHICAGO, Aug damage est
mated at several thousand dollars
resulted from three bombings that
shook the southwest side early to.
day and threw three nieghborhoods
into panics, with the breakage Of
windows and the >demolishment Of
several buildings.
The first bomb was placed in an
entrance to the publishing plant Of
the South Town Economist. Ths
interior of the building was dam
aged. Trouble with newsboys was
blamed for the attack.
The Pastime Theater restaurant
was completely demolished a short
time later by a black powder bomb
that was placed in the entrance.
Residents within radius OF a mile
were awakened by the blast. Win
dows in nearby stores were broken.
The third bomb wrecked the
front of the Harrison soft drink
parIor@ People living in upstairs
apartments were thrown from their
beds. Windows were broken in
surrounding buildings.
The Washington times., 1925-08-04
CONG. SMELL DENIES ALL
ALIENATION CHARGES

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Aug. A.
Sweeping denial OF all charges
made against him was continued in
a statement issued today by Con.
gressnan Bertram III. Smell, ct
Potsdam, breaking his silence for
thefirst time since his sister.in-law,
Mrs. Kimban ]. Snell of Syracuse,
filed suit for 100000 against him
for alienation OF her husbands af-
fections.
Mrs. Smell is now in Syracuse
but her attorney. Frank u. young.
refuses to disclose her address.
Her husband who is a brother of
the Congressman. also IL in SYRIA
cuse attempting to locate his wife
The Washington times., 1925-08-04
THREW I'VE ON
HER RIVAL
CHARGE
Mrs. M. 3. Nicholas on Trial
for Attacking Mrs. Il.
Mitchell and Family

PoWaATAN COURT HOUSE,
Va, Aug. AFTER selecting a jury
and hearing the evidence Of one
witness court adjourned here today
in the trial cf Mrs. Maggie p.
Nicholas on charge Of throwing
a pailfuI OF I've on Mrs Hortense
Mitchell, superintendent Of the
Rocky Oak Sunday school: Mr..
Mitchell and their two children.
Ii is charged that Mrs. Nicholas
was Jealous OF Mrs. Mitchell and
accused her Of intimacy with Mr..
Nicholas, who was a teacher In
the Sunday school.
All the alleged victims OF the
attack were terribly burned by the
I've water.
The case has attracted wide
anread attention in this section OF
the state. Court sessions will re.
sumo tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1925-08-04

rangements for the excursion. An.
other. meeting will be held Friday
night to consider the final details.
The Grotto Band viii take a
leading part in the festivities, Civ
ing q concert on the evening boat
The Washington times., 1925-08-04

en- route to Marshall Hall, and an
other at the resort. Tickets Tor the
outing have been placed on
sale At Grotto headquarters and
schmid's bird store, III Twelfth
street northwest.
The Washington times., 1925-08-04
Falls Under RoIler

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.-Eeter
Wolf, Of Nesco, was injured when
he fell from the seat of an Alfalfa
roller which he was guiding and
was slowly crushed by the heavy
horse-drawn cylinder.