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Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-26
GIFTED YOUNG WRITER
 OBTAINS MUCH DATA ON WESTWARD JOURNEY
MONTH TO WESTWARD RESULTS IN HARVEST OF PAPER AND
 MAGAZINE MATERIAL.

Lucille Saunders Mcdonald, special writer and a member of the Cordo- va Times reportorial staff, who has been to the Far West for the last month, gathering material for ser ies of articles for magazines and newspaper publications in the States, passed thru Seward early this morn ing, a passenger on the Admiral Watson. The talented newspaper lady left Seward on the steamer Starr leaving the vessel upon it's arrival at Unalaska, where she remained until the return of the Starr from the Bristol Bay region. On the return trip to this port she disembarked at Kokiak where she obtained some remarkable data, she boarded the Admiral Watson, bound for Seward and Cordova.
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Evening star., 1925-08-06
My Neighbor Says;

WheR washing glass or earth
enware place the articles in
warm salted water. The clean
ing is done more quickly and
easily.
Do not ever seal up cuts with
plaster or with any preparation.
Things like that seem clean and
safe. But If the wound, how
ever slight, has been made with
an unclean object, YOU are
simply sealing infection into the
wound Sometimes il may he
several days before there are
indications that the wound is
infected. But sticking plaster
is not surgically clean. You
cannot boil it or dip it in anti
septic.
Vellum covers which require
cleaning may be made almost
equal TO new. by washing with
weak salts of lemon, or, if not
much soiled, warm soap and
water.
A feather brush is the best to
remove dust from gilt picture
frames. On no account use
linen cloth. as it wears the gilt
off and deadens its brightness.
The white of an egg will re-
move chewing gum from any
thing Rub the egg white on
the gum and it will remove it
from cloth, hair or hands with
out leaving a spot
Evening star., 1925-08-06
Cocoa Sherbet.

Cocoa sherbet is very refreshing on
a hot day. Mix one and a half cupfuls
of granulated sugar with one-fourth h
pound of cocoa. Add a cupful of boil
ing water and cook until smooth. then
slowly blend this with three pints OF
milk which has been scalded, add n
inch stick of cinnamon and cook over
hot water for 10 minutes. Strain and
cool. add one tablespoonful of vanilla
and begin to freeze. When like mush
add a meringue made with the stiffiT
whipped white of an egg and three ia
blespoonfuls of sugar and one cupfuI
of thick whipped cream and finish
freezing. Serve in sherbet glasses and
top each With spoonful of whipped
cream.
Evening star., 1925-08-06
SUMMERTIME
BY ID. G. PEATTIE.

Cattails.
| In the marshes of the Anacostla
| River, and the Potomac, and every lit
! tie pond and lake in nearby Virginia
and Maryland, these days, the cattails
are at their height. 1t is true that in
the Fall, for brief space, before Win,
ter winds scatter the white hairs of
! their old age, the cattails will once
more be prominent. But the height of
Midsummer is the time to see them
at their noblest, when the flowers are
mature and the noble spikes still In
! tact.
This. too, is the time to gather them
! for your house. There are cattafls
| enough to go round, so you need not
| fear to harm a valued wildf1oWer by
picking cattails, unless they grow on
private ground.
We have two kinds of cattails in
the District of Columbia, one with
broad fiat leaves and less common
one of brackish waters, with narrow
convex leaves. In both the flowers
consist only of the tiny reproductive
| organs. accompanied by the silky bris-
ties that later blow away with the
seed and help to distribute it.
There are no petals, and except for
| the fact that tens of thousan nds of the
| flowers are crowded together into one
showy spike or tail, we should never
stop to notice the cattail flower.
The male flowers are in the upper
part of the spike and the female in
The lower. The wind, as with all prim
tive flowers, is relied upon to pollinate
the flowers. Insect -pollinated plants
belong, as a rule, to the higher plant
families, those that have attractive
odors and brightly colored petals.
The cattail is, indeed, very primi-
tive flower, and d very ancient one,
with many fossil species. Today only
some half-doZen of this once great
family survive. The two species that
grow in the District have proved
hardy enough TO withstand all the
changes of climate and life conditions
in the millions of years between the
dim geologic past and the present.
! They grow almost all around the
world. essentially alike in India, Eu-
rope and the United States. So, when
one looks upon a waving acre of cat
| tails ii gives one a thrill to remember
that these plants are among the most
ancient of living Towering plants, and
are shared in common with us by peo-
ples of many races, tongues and colors.
Evening star., 1925-08-06
What TomorrowMeans to You
Leo.
BY MARY BLAKE

Leo.
Tomorrow planetary aspects are
somewhat conflicting. for while it is a
propitiouS occasion for those in the
employment of others, presaging
recognition and unexpected reward,
yet other evidence points to compG-
Gated situations and distressing expert
ences. 1t also would appear that
health may be affected and there is a
slight possibility of accident. 1t is
not advisable to embark on any un-
tried enterprise. Litigations and
quarrelS may terminate adversely, and
changes. removal or travel are not
encouraged. In the evening the con
ditions are distinctly unfavorable. and
4 great amount of self restraint must
he exercised, if undesired conse-
quences are to be avoided
\ child born tomorrow will enjoy
normal health. although it will not
he free from some slight ailments dur
ing its infancy. It's recuperative
powers will, however. enable it TO
overcome these without difficulty or
danger. Its disposition is likely to he
restless. Changeable, stubborn and un-
ruly. Unless these defects are eradi-
cated-and this can be done only By
stern disciplinary measures-they'w will
unfortunately initiate against it's sue
cess. This child will be naturally
headstrong. and it will do better in
the service of others than if it works
on Its own"
If tomorrow is your birthday. you
are proud and somewhat imperative.
but. at the same time, winsome mag
netic and lovable. You are very fond
of having your own way, and cener-
ally succeed in getting 1t. by your
compelling personality, which, by its
natural charm. disarms all criticism
and compels admiration. You also
possess a very keen sense of humor
| and this enables you TO enjoy "A joke.
even when you yourself are the vic
tim. You are full of energy, always
wanting to do something. and YOU
possess considerable originality.
Your affections are very deep rooted
and you are capable of a great love
/ You. however. very rarely demon
strate or display your affection. as
an unwanted reserve or an unaccount-
able shynesS seems to hold you back
If you could only let Yourself go love
would provide you with a wonderful
reward.
Well known persons born on this
date are: Thomas w. Silloway. archi-
tect and author; Robert B. Roosevelt
author: Powell Clayton soldier and
statesman: John F. Drydan. soldier:
Charles w. Stoddard. author and poet;
Billie Burke. actress.
OCopyright 1922
Evening star., 1925-08-06
BEAUTY CHATS
The Sports Girl.

The girl who goes in for Summer
sports has a special sort of beauty
problem. Her skin will be clear and
fine grained, but she must keep down
the Sunburn and freckles. Her figure
will be good, but her hands will be-
come hard and dry. Here are few
suggestions particularly for her.
If you play golf there are specially
designed gloves which protect the
hands vet give them perfect free
dom. They will keep the palms of
the hands from getting hard and dry.
If you play tennis you must. of course,
play bare handed. but if the insides
pf the hand lose their softness rub in
b little petroleum jelly and keep rub
foing for two or three minutes. Never
wash the hands with hot water just
Before playing any outdoor game un-
HeSs YOU want to ruin YOUR skin.
The sports girl should use a good
heal of powder. AS the pores will be
bpen and the skin unusually active
kuring q game it is no use to rub on
rold cream or vanishing cream before.
Plenty of powder should be used for
Though the skin will throw this off
9t will not look as badly as cold cream
would and il will help prevent sun
burn. Keep in the shade while you re
not playing, for most sunburn comes
from sitting around between games
If your skin perspires a great deal
Sprinkle the hands with a little pow
S1ered boraX, but for the face dissolve
one teaspoonful of powdered borax to
an eight-ounce bottle of lavender
water and rub this over the skin when
st gets too hot.
If the feet perspire too much pour
a little powdered boracic into the
stockings. and at night soak them
for a few moments in warm water to
which a little alum has been added
either teaspoonful of alum or
large lump to a basin of water. Be
careful how you prick blisters.
Aileen K. K.-A girl of sixteen
years with a height of five feet two
snches should weigh from 105 to 10
pounds. but since you are only in the
developing period there is no reason
for you to feel anxious about your
extra weight. Candy or any other
rich sweet food will make you stout
and also cause your skin eruptions,
unless you get plenty of exercise and
fresh air to help along with the
assimilation of these fattening foods.
Cleft-Always close the pores after
Evening star., 1925-08-06
Smart Rain Clothes at the Races
BY MARY MARSHALL.

the caves and awnings of the build
ings. darts through corridors Of Office
buildings and arcades of hotels, and
seems to know how to reach her sub
way line entirely under cover.
In Paris ii seems to be only the
really smart woman who contriveS
to be so independent of climatic con-
possibility of rain. She never walks
when she can motor, and for her con-
venience were first contrived those
stately looking flunkies carrying
enormous parasols who stand at the
entrances of hotels and smart shops.
We have them here in America, of
course, but the idea is of French
origin.
Perhaps the only place where
French women do allow themselves
TO be rained upon is at the races.
This Summer when it rained at one
of the smartest races of the season
French women appeared in smart
raincoats of most vivid colors. And
in England for some reason or other
rainy day clothes still seem to oc-
cupy an important position in the
wardrobe. The careful woman sees
to it that she has two raincoats in
good condition, one for town and one
for country, and even the Queen and
Princess Mary carry umbrellas, even
when the sun shines.
Copyright 1922
Evening star., 1925-08-06
Keep Chamois Gloves Yellow

often chamois gloves. after wash
ing. come out a faded, almost dirty
white. They lose the nice yellow that
originally characterizes them and al
tracts US to them.
4 very good way, if you wish to keep
this yellow color, is 10 soak slices OF
orange peel in water overnight. ahd
use this water. with soap, TO wash and
rinse them in. Use the soap in the
rinsing water. too. as ii keeps The
gloves soft and pliable. whereas if
they are rinsed in clear water they
often become hard and stiff. Just try
this orange skin-soap method the next
time you wash your chamois gloves
and see if il isn't god one.
Evening star., 1925-08-06

l was down town with ma this
| afternoon. and we came to a cigar
| store with a sine in the window say
ing, Flora de Pura, the cigar with the
! nicoteen removed.
How wonderful. i'm going rite in
! and get some for your father. I'm
sure / wouldent care how many cigars
! teen, ma sed.
And she went in the store and sed
! to the man, Do those cigars taist
all rite wen you smoke them.
| defy you to tell the difference, the
man sed.
| o. there not for me. ma sed and
| the man sed, | don't care who ha is,
| l defy him.
| And ma bawt II of them after she
was ony going to buy and the man
| tried to make her buy box full and
| wen we got home ma took out the
| top row of cigars in pops humidor
| saying, The shape Is a little diffrent
| but he may not notice it, these are
| kind of square vile his are round
that's the ony difference.
| And after dinnir pop took cigar
out of his humidor and looked at il
and then he looked at the other cigars
on the top row, saying, | thawt l was
| seeing things, but / CESS not.
And he lit it and blew out puff
| of smoke and looked at it aGen. say
! ing, Ye gods, / must be haunted.
wy, watts matter now, Willyum.
are you imagining something, ma sed
| Have you bin tampering with my
! cigars agen, there's something sispi
| cious about your voice, ware did these
unspeekable square things come from?
pop sed
! Now Willyum watts the difference
/ whether their square or not, the man
| sed he would defy you TO tell the diff
/ renee in the taist. ma sed, and pop
! sed. Well I've told it already, watts
| he going TO do about il, and 1--we also
| told the difference in the smell, watts
| he going to do about that?
! And he took the top row Of cigars
! and slammed them into the waist
I baskit ma saying. But Willyum,
! there's no nicoteen in them.
| Then that's the ony thing that's not
| in them, including shoe polish and
! hair oil. pop sed. and he made ma
/ nut his own top row back. Wich she
did. saying if it hadent of bin for the
shape she bet he would never of
I knew.
Evening star., 1925-08-06
Hominy Croquettes.

Steam one-fourth cupful of hominy
with one-half a cupful Of boiling water
until the water is absorbed. Add three
fOurths cupful of scalded milk and con
tinue steaming until done. Add one
half teaspoonful of salt two table
spoonfuls of butter, and three and one
half teaspoonfuls of grated horserad-
ish roof. Cool. shape, dip in -four. egg
and crumbs and fry in deep fat Drain
on brown paper.
Evening star., 1925-08-06
Raspberry Vinegar.

TO four quarts of red raspberries
put enough vinegar to cover. and let
them stand - hours: scald and strain
il: add a pound of sugar TO one pint
of juice; it is then ready for use and
will keep for years. To one glass of
water add a large spoonful
Evening star., 1925-08-06
Onions and Tomatoes au Gratin.

Four large Spanish onions, six toma-
seasoning, one ounce of butter. Peel
the onions and put into boiling salted
water and simmer for 20 to 80 minutes.
Drain and cut into quarters. Cut the
tomatoes into thick slices. grease a
baking dish and sprinkle with crumbs.
Arrange the onion and tomato in it
and season we'll ana sprinkle with
crumbs and pieces of butter. Bake in
q hot oven for, 30 minutes
Evening star., 1925-08-06
BY Edna KENT FORBES.

bathing your face by making the last
rinse very cold, and the pores will
gradually become smaller.
Mally L.-Epsom salts are a strong
astringent when used on the skin.
think you have overdone the use of
this and it is making your skin harsh.
The other part of the treatment is all
right, but try a different method for
closing the pores afterward; for in
stance, an ice rub, or dashes of very
cold water until the skin is thoroughly
stimulated by il.
Evening star., 1925-08-06

WATERPROOF CREPE DE CHINE
COAT, WITH BAG TO MATCH.
Glasses, seemingly, are becoming as
6verse to umbrellas and raincoats
end the rubbers to which they used
40 be welded as are the smart women
of Paris.
In our suburbs and country dis
kricts automobiles have made trap
king about on rainy days a rare
Aastime. Cooks and plumbers go TO
work in sedans nowadays, and il is
Ear more apt to be the wife of the
tollege professor or the minister who
goes afoot in the rain than the wife
of the butcher or the baker. In the
Pity on a showery day who wears
Subbers and carries a raincoat? Sure
1y not the little working girl. who
has to take chances with the
weather. She scurries along under
Evening star., 1925-08-06
GREAT ENGLISH BEAUTY SECRET
"HOWARD'S BUTTERMILK CREAM
Druggists told not 10 take anyone S
money unless this delightful new
vanishing Cream quickly shows
a decided improvement.
Big demand. says Peoples Drug
Stores, S. kann Sons Co., The Palais
ROyaI


Stores, S. kann Sons Co., The Palais
Royal.
Buttermilk Cream creates beauty
almost like magic The. most won
derful thing about it is the fact that
while it turns the dullcst. most life
less complexion to radiant beauty
and makes red or rough hands or
arms snowy white. yet there is not
the slightest sign OF its use after ap-
plication. 1t actually vanishes from
sight and the most heated atmos-
phere will not produce the least
shininess or grcasiness of the skin.
No matter whether you are trou-
bled wi poor complexion,
wrinkles, puffiness around the eyes.
frccklcS crows feet or lines around
the mouth, ugly finger nails, or just
a simple roughncss of the face. hands
or arms caused by wind or sun. YOU
will find that any or all OF these
troubles will quickly disappear with
Evening star., 1925-08-06

An English woman said recently
tia a really fashionable Partisan
would as soo- eat porridge for break
fast as she would Wee rSckin
tosh on rainy day. OF Course-there
are French women who wear mack
intoshes and French women who car
ry umbrellas, but they are not the
women we have in mind when we go
across the Atlantic for fashion in
Fpirations.
Gradually American women, of all
Evening star., 1925-08-06

soils have been opening like flowers
in the sunshine of fashionable resorts.
Swinging coolly and freely from mi
lady'S arm are gay Upper bags or
pouches likewise of cretonne. And
often one glimpSes an eye-compelling
cretonne coat whose vivid burst Of
color is completely captivating.
MARGARETTE.
Evening star., 1925-08-06
Potato and Cabbage Cakes.

Equal quantities of both cold pota-
to and cabbage. one egg, white sauce
or melted butter. pepper and salt. lit
the -four. Fash the potato and cabbage
smoothly together, adding beaten egg
and white sauce to moisten. Flavor
rather highly with pepper, add a little
salt and butter. Form into round
cakes. flour and bake or fry.
Evening star., 1925-08-06
MOTHERS
AND THEIR CHILDREN.
Rainy Day Game.
One nlOther SANS


A bowl fun of dried peas that have
been soaked in water overnight, or
until soft. and a package OF toothpicks
will keep our little ones busy and
happy for a long time. Little sets of
furniture. grotesque dolls and pretty
designs represent a few of the many
possibilities of this interesting handi-
craft Father and mother are not
above joining in this pastime also.
Evening star., 1925-08-06
MODE MINIATURES

Cretonne has graduated from the
realm of upholstery and curtains I"
the realm of feminine apparel ana ac-
cessories. and It's caree: p:o1aass To
he 81 most brilliant ons-
For the past months cretonne para
Evening star., 1925-08-06

Across.
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&. Apportions.
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13. Like
IS. Famous.
is. That man.
19. Steam vessel for towing
q. HarshnesS.
30. Small artificial elevation.
%. Ireland.
-. Ruminant.
26. Cuts.
y. Makes fat and smooth.
2S. Engineering degree (abbr)
%. Old Testament (abbr)
80. 4 North Central State (abbr.)
81. International language.
50. Kind of horse (pluraD.
50. Assets.
3S. District in Germany.
80. The common saltwort.
40. SuffiX denoting pertaining to.
Al. Prohibit.
As. To lick up.
46. Southern State (abbr).
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40. New England State (abbr)
80. Sagacious.
81. In accordance with facts.
53. Chooses.
81. Discourse.
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4. At any time.
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s. Yearly.
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X. Conducted.
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TO- Guides the course of.
IA Certain.
l6 King of Bashan.
Il. Calamity.
49, Part of the foot.
Evening star., 1925-08-06
How Salt hardens
soft gums
and bleaches dull teeth white

ARE you worried about your gums? Are they
\ soft and tender?-bleed easily?-pae and sem
sitive? Then bewarei Dentists say these are ma
lures warnings of infection decay and loss of teeth
Everybody knows that Salt has no equal for hard
ening tender skim Boxers use Salt to tougher hands
packers to preserve meats And dentistssay that
Salt is by far the most effective way harden soft
gums-provided it is used daily in the proper,
scientific way!
More than million people already use Bleach
odent Paste-the first Salt Dentifrice. For it con-
tans Salt MUST the scientific solution quickly
make soft gums wonderfully hard and healthy.
Users are often amazed how quickly gums
become frm, heathy-pink and soreness and bleed
ing STOP
Salt also has mild safe, bleaching effect. For
it dissoves away the n1ucin which coats the teeth.
So Bleachodent Paste also makes yellowish teeth
wonderfully white Note the flashing white
ness-after the first few brushings.
Salt is the surest way to harden soft gums. Now
you use it daily in refreshingly favored dem
thrice. Get Bleachodent Paste today. At ali good
dealers.
Evening star., 1925-08-06
BAEARIAN CREAM


Soften one and one-half ia
blespoonfuls granulated gelatin
in one-half cupful cold water:
stir over boiling water until
dissolved, add two-third cupful
granulated sugar and one pint
raspberry juice and let stand in
iced water until beginning to
thicken. Beat one pint thick
cream until stiff, add two-third
cupful powdered sugar, then
fold by degrees into the fruit
mixture. Turn into wet molds
when we'll blended and let stand
near the ice until firm.
Evening star., 1925-08-06
Copyright. 1929

20. French village held by the Cana
dians against Germans, June IL
%, 1915.
90. Pertaining to total abstinence.
a. One who is in want.
-. Bohemian composer.
80. Capital of CZechoslovakia.
33 Subtle emanation.
a. Records of points in games.
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AZ. College degree.
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Al. Neurotic twitching.
as. Dog.
30. Pronoun.
80. Printers measure.
Evening star., 1925-08-06

cream.
To prove this to your complete
satisfaction, get small quantity to-
day at your favorite toilet goods
counter with the understanding that
they will freely return the purchase
money should you be dissatisfied.
Beautiful actresses say, "A short
massage with Howard's Buttermilk
Cream at night before retiring is all
that is necessary. y.-Advertisement
Evening star., 1925-08-06
> HfAS
RECKLE SOAP

fs guaranteed to give re-
suits. Its action is gentle,
soothing and beneficial.
Make 1t your summer soap
and take no chances with
Liquid bleaches.
Stiefefs Freckh Soap
makes your skin soft. clear
and lovely while you sleep.
To remove freckles. apply
the soft. creamy lather and
leave ii on over night
within one week, every
freckle will. have disap-
peared. Results absolutely
guaranteed. II Is safe and
sure-the product of IA
nous German firm whose
beneficial soaps have been
prescribed By physiciansl
for 40 years.
Only zoe a cake-lasts
month. Sold with mone,
back guarantee. at Peonli
Drug Stores.
Evening star., 1925-08-06
BAKED FISH

BAKED FISH
Clean a small fresh cod and
split down the back instead of
the stomach. Fill the cavity
with raw CLAIMS. dust with pep
per and place bits of butter
over them: then sew up the
back. Lay in a dripping pan in
which place several slices of
salt pork. Bake in a hot oven
about an hour. according TO the
size. Baste frequently with
drippings of pork and. if need
ed, a little melted butter.
Evening star., 1925-08-06
NO FRECKLES
THIS SUMMER!
Pleasant Soap Prevents Freckles-
Washes Them Away

This summer you can bes
free of homely freckles.
Stiefels Freckle Soap pre-
vents freckles and rids your
skin Of freckles nl-eady
present
Evening star., 1925-08-06
MENU FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST.
Cantaloupe
Dry Cereal with Cream
Mexican Fish Balls
Toast. Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
New Vegetable Salad
Hot Rolls
Blueberry Mullins
~ Tea
DINNER.
Tomato BiSque
Cape Cod Baked Fish
Riced Potatoes
Summer Squash
Tomato and Lettuce Salad
Raspberry Bavarian Cream
Coffee
MEXICAN FISH BALLS.
Equal parts of Goldfish and
mashed potatoes. thoroughly
mixed with cooked red beets,
chopped fine: mold into balls,
brown in the fat of salt pork
and garnish with the crisp bits
of fried pork