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RUSSIAN DAILY HERALD
%,PACCBET"

THE DAWN--kASSVIET
a RasslaA Daily Newspaper, Published
every day, except Sunday, by thS Di
rseAoriAae Of RMsSian Trades Union of
cine Omitted SHkses Of America am1
Canada,
The Washington times., 1926-09-03
;THIRTY-TWo OFFICERS
GO TO SERVICE SCHOOL

Thirty.two officers OF the Army
have been ordered to the next class
Of the signal school, which viii
open on September Is and conclude
on June Is, 1897. The officers are
from the infantry and signal corps.
They are Capts. r. B. LoveEt, r.
4. w. Pearson, and LIeuts. M. B.
Boulware. @. p. Brotherson, H. C.
Bush, s. r. Cohn, II. c. Dorien,
IL DuPree. A. A. Goodwin, e.
Jenkins, w. A. Marsh, III. e. Pull
ian, =. B. Sebree, r. M. Springer,
=. g. Stevens, e. =. Tabscott, w.
8. Winns r., w. J. z. Yancy, A. d.
Mead, jrs 2. Williamson. II.
The Washington times., 1926-09-03
ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW
is PLANNED AT BANK

Asters, cosmos, dahlias, gladioli
and marigolds, as well as zinnias.
win be displayed at the annual
flower show of the Federal Amsri-
can National Bank, which takes
place next Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights in the new banking
room, Fourteenth and g SITS. N. w.
A first prize of $40 in gold, and
q second of SO in gold, will be
awarded for the most beautiful
display. The judges will be George
w. Hess, director Of the United
States Botanic Gardens, and Prof
David Lunsden, OF the Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
The Washington times., 1926-09-03
TIRE INDUSTRY ENTERS
BILLION DOLLAR CLASS

The rubber-tire industry is about
to enter the billion-doIlar class.
The formal entry probably viii
be made this year, the Department
OF Commerce announced today, Tor
the total output of the industry In
1925 was 1925 ,032. 1913. and this
years business is ahead Of 1925.
The Washington times., 1926-09-03

Allison, w. v. Parker. r. C. Wick.
ers, w. H. Murphy, and Lieuts. J..
*. Buchanan, p. Al. Wakeman, p.
v. Elder, J. M. Heath, r. a. league,
w. ". Carter, C. s. Stodter and
NJ. g. Wellington.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-04
Foxy Grandpa's
Stories
He Had a Strong Diges-
tive System.

We rode over the pampas - you
know in South America they call
plains or prairies, pampas. And
when we came to cluster of trees
Bobby said he wanted to tighten the
girth of his saddle, so we got off.
l cinched up his saddle and then
the shade of the trees was so pleas
ant that / suggested we just wait
there while and then eat our
lunch.
Bobby and Bunny agreed. Bunny
thought it was particularly a nice
place because he found some tender
young shoots which he said were I'M
usually tasty and he liked trying for
eign dishes.
So we rested a while and after a
short time, | took our lunch out OF
my saddle bags and unwrapped the
three bottles of ginger ale which we
had brought along.
We sat down and ate our sand
witches and / opened the bottles with
my 5ottle-opener and then l must ad-
nit it was rather careless-instead of
putting the bottle-opener back into my
| pocket where it belonged, | lay it on
the ground by me.
When we finished lunch ] gathered
up my kit, but as it happened forgot
to put my bottle-opener away.
Bobby flung the empty bottles
against a tree and they broke in a
hundred pieces.
Then we wandered off for littl.
walk, leaving our horses lied to 3
tree.
Suddenly I heard my horse give a
kind of a frightened neigh and
looked around.
IAN ostrich" gasped Bobby, for
there was a big bird which certainly
looked like an ostrich. walking around
the place where we had eaten ouI
lunch and picking at the ground like a
chicken in a farmyard.
We moved over quietly and as we
drew near, Bunny said:
"a South American ostrich
called a rhea. Look-he has three
toes, while an ostrich has only two
And this fellow has no tail. His faith
crs are not as valuable as an os-
trich, either; but they are useful. They
make brushes out of them"
Nearer and nearer we moved, and
then we got so close that the rhca
stopped his eating, looked up and be.
fore VIC could say Jack Robinson, was
off like n shot, running over the PAM
pas as fast as the swiftest horse.
We went back to our horses and
we're preparing to leave when from
force of habit, I felt in my pockets
to see if had all of my belongings.
"Ah." I exclaimed. my bottle-open'
err. l left it right here on the
ground"
We all looked. But it was gone
Now where was it? No one hat
been there. 1t couldn't hav'
walked away. That was very
funny.
"This is strange. Where can i
have gone? No one has been here,
puzzled.
i "Oh. yes, some one has, insisted
Bunny.
"Who?" I asked.
"Thc rhea." he said.
Copyright. 1925. International Features
Syndicate, Inc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-04
BEWARE THE
COUGH OR COLD
THAT HANGS ON
Chronic Coughs and Per-
sistent Colds Lead to Sc
rious Trouble. You Can
Stop Them Now With
Creomulsion, an Emulsi-
fled Creosote That Is
Pleasant to Take.

Persistent coughs and colds lead to
serious trouble. You can stop them
now with Creomulsion, an emulsified
creosote that is pleasant to take.
Creomulsion is a new medical discoy-
cry with two-fold action; it soothcs
and heals the inflamed membranes
and inhibits germ growth.
OF all known drugs. creosote is
recognized by high medical authori-
ties as one of the greatest healing
agencies for persistent coughs and
colds and other forms Of throat trou-
bles. Creomulsion contains in add
ton to creosote. other healing ele-
ments which soothe and heal the in
fected membranes and stops the IT.
ritation and inflammation, while the
creosote goes on to the stomach, is
absorbed into the blood attacks the
seat Of the trouble and checks the
growth of the germs.
Creomulsion is guaranteed salts
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taking according to directions. Ask
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| Atlanta, Ga.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-04

A woman sips the wine of love
slowly. so as to make it LAST; but
n man prefers to "toss it off" like
n cocktail, so as to be ready for the
next"
Copyright. 1ss5. King Features Syn. Inc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-04
Household Hints

4 batter made of custard powder,
flour and water (about one dessertful
of custard powder to two tablespoon
fuls OF flour is a good substitute for
eggs when frying fritters, fish, or ary-
thing of the kind. 1t gives a nicer
flavor than batter made only of
flour and water.
In washing a fine straw hat add
little glycerine to the last rinsing wa
ter to prevent its being too stiff.
When it is inconvenient TO wash
floor, boards may be cleaned by rub
bling silver sand into the grain Of the
wood, using a short bristled brush and
working in the direction of the grain.
Use a softer brush to remove the sand.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-04
Yes or No?

Is there such thing as white
swallow?
.. Is the best school work done
on Monday?
3. Was Joe Pye weed named after
n person?
4. Is there such thing as Grim
inal face?
Answers to these questions may be
found
/. Yes. White swallows OCCASION
ally appear among flocks of swallows
They are usually thought to be al
binos.
.. No. Tests seem to show that
the best school work is done on We'd
ncsday.
3. Yes. Joe Pye was an Indian
medicine man who earned a name and
a fortune by treating typhus fever
with dccoctions made from the plant
which now bears his name.
4. No. There is no type Of face
peculiar TO the criminal type.
Copyright, 1925, King Features Syn. Inc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-04
Who Said It and
I'D,
Where

Good but rarely came from good
advice"
In Don Juan" Byron observes that
very few ever heed good advice.
"a quart Of ale is dish for king"
Times have changed since Shake
spearc panncd the above in "A Win
ter's Tale"
"The saddest thing that can befall
soul
Men arc generally slow to bestow
praise. Young observes in might
Thoughts
Is when it loses faith in God and
woman"
Loss of faith makes o man n pitt
able cynic. Alexander Smith writes in
"a Life Drama"
Each can have what inspiration each
will take"
Inspiration is ours for the taking.
Theodore Parker declared in one of
his Speeches"
Copyright. 1925. Premier synd., Inc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-04
Listen, World!
Are You Bad?
By Elsie Robinson

Turn your eyes in.
Look back and back through all
the years of your life. -
Remember all you can Of yourself
all the small acts which made your
personal history.
Dig deeper-deeper still. Uncover
everything. for VIC are about to make
an interesting experiment.
Dig down to the things Of which
you are most ashamed-down to the
things that caused you cruelest
trouble.
Dig down into the things for which
you are not ashamed, but for which
you were cruelty misjudged BY the
world.
Have you it all clear in your minds
eyes, now? All the good, all the bad,
are you remembering them all, and
are you remembering all that went
before them and all that came after:
Yes?
Then do this. Take any one act.
For instance, that terrible quarrel you
had with your father. Does that quar-
rel stand apart from all the rest Of
your life? Was it separate, distinct
act?
Did you go into that quarrel DELHI
erately, or was 1t just the elimination
of thous0nd irritating incidents!
"Why, of courge / didn't go into
it deliberately you cry. Father and
| had had trouble for weeks. As u
matter of fact, we got on each others
nerves as long as / can remember.
Everyone talked about it afterwards
as if it was an awful and surprising
thing. but it really wasn't. j think
row for vesrs.,
Tq,a, - ,,,as,,. , dol,horo+o o,d dis
t;nct octD
"No-not at all. Didn't ! tell you
everything had been leading up to it?'
All right. Now let's take another
incident.
How about that unpleasant love af-
fair you had-that affair that no one
knew about. 1t would have made a
terrible scandal il that had been
known, wouldn't ~ 1t makes You
prickly and miserable to remember u,
even now, after all these years, docsn
II! WI,
wen, now ABOUT tnat hct Woul ;,
you call tnat deiiDeratc pee VI W. w
aolng ON your pnrt Suieit ~ n"""
oeen st.,lns pe"us ro' ," ab;Id ''
ever v sinGe you Mer tb;nt I 7 was, Won
as oarfns;nn S 81 know II sounds
au ~ III . 1v ;f tbn affair had ever he.
au nnhl;c NO ono would have he.
iievod mo bnt there was a reason AMI
eYcnsc FOR II all. Nv family was a
strange one. Mother and father were
fine folks b,a there was never the
comnanionship between us and them
that you find between parents and
children nowadays.
Il was always sort Of starved for
love. Sex wasn't explained frankly to
children when I was youngster. i
was a moody kid. / got to thinking
lot of unwholesome thoughts. My
curiosity turned in on INC. guess i
got into a pretty bad state Of mind.
Somehow, it all came TO a head
when / met that girl. l know now
what a little beast / was. but at that
time was all tangled up with my
need of love and my inflamcd curiosity
II eupnose that wouldn't excuse me
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-04

In choosing a husband, as in choos-
ing furniture, it is so hard to decide
between something merely ornamental,
which will look well in the drawing
room, and something plain but use
full, which has TO be kept out of sight
when the neighbors drop in.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-04

Old Dr.. Willis came to see me just
a few days after had told Jim the
romantic story which ties up Arlctte
Vallcau. Nicholas Perry and the doe
tor himself in one family group.
DO you mind if an old man sits
down and rests his weary boncs?" he
asked as he sauntered up the path to
the porch, where ] sat Smelling early
peas and enjoying the long spring aft
ernoOn. -
DO / mind hearing something more
interesting than the fight the Robin
family is staging for me or the plop
of these peas as they tumble into my
earthcnware bowlT" l asked, reaching
out and jerking a chair little nearer
me with gesture toward the well
come visitor.
DIR. Willis laughed and gave the
chair a hitch that brought it another
inch nearer. Then he sat down and
famed himself with the brim of his
wide black felt hat.
1T seems almost like summer to-
day." he said.
And you're walking. I'll wager
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-04
The Rhyming
Optimist
Happiness
By Aline MichaeIis J

Happiness comes like a drd "a
wing, and none knows whence it
springs, happiness comes like q feath-
cred thing into my heart and sings.
Little l own of the gauds Of Earth.
little of wealths proud store; still I
find happiness here at my hearth.
happiness waits at my door. Some will
tell you that happiness grows only in
favored soil, some will tell you its
fragrance flows far from the fields
Of toll. Thus they say, and it may be
true; strange are its ways ''s who
knows? But to my spirit, out of the
blue, sweet as song it flows. Happi-
ness comes like bird in spring.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-04
Table Talks
Recipes
Clear Soup with Cracker Balls
Brisket with Horseradish Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Harvard Beet,
Stuffed Celery Salad
Cornmeal Mullins.
Eresh Cocoanut Cake
By Mildred Kitchen
Fresh Cocoanut Cake


Do you realize how economical it
is to buy a piece Of beef briskct and
use it for both soup and' the main
dish? 1t is a good season i'll which
to have it, too. because the winter
days make the heat required for the
long cooking of the brisket welcome
rather than Objectionable.
For the average family Of five buy
three or four pounds of brisket and
have the butcher cut it into sections
about three inches square. Cover the
meat with cold water in large sized
kettle having lid.
Simmer do not boil) for one hour
and a half. Now add a turnip, a
parsnip, carrot, several stalks of
celery, and n whole tomato, or one
cup tomato pulp. Season with salt and
pepper to taste. Now simmer Tor at
| least two hours more or until the
meat is tender. Some beef may require
four to five hours.
Remove the meat and If the soup
is too fat skim off little of it.
Strain out the vegetables and serve
with cracker balls.
Cracker Balls
One egg.
Two tablespoons water.
Two tablespoons fat from the soup.
One-half cup very fine cracker
crumbs or matza meal.
One teaspoon chopped parsley,
Mix and shape into balls the size
of large marble. Wet the hands be-
fore shaping the balls. Set away in
the icebox for at least an hour. They
NAV be made the day before.
Drop into the boiling soup for two
,r three minutes. These are delicious.
Horseradish Sauce
Reserve one cup of soup for this
sauce. Blend two tablespoons butter
and two tablespoons of flour together
and brown them slightly. Add 8
scrapcd Glove of garlic and the SOUP.
Cook till slightly thickened. ado
water if it is necessary. Season ant
add fresh grated horseradish to taste
as much or az little as you like
Pour this over the hot brisket wher
served.
Harvard Beets.
Cook bcets till tender.
Cube them. Pour two cups o.
water over the cubes and reheat jus
long enough to make the water red
Now make a red sauce, using thu
medium white sauce recipe of foul
tablespoons butter, four tablespoons
Of flour, three-fourths teaspoon salt
and in addition add three or foul
tablespoons OF vinegar.
Cook till smooth and thickencd
Pour over the cubed beets and re
heat.
Stuffed Celery Salad.
Combine creamed cheese with nuts
parsley and pimentO. Stuff crisl
stalks of celery with this mixture.
Cornmeal Mullins.
One and one-fourth cups flour.
Three-fourths cup yellow cOrnmcal
One-fourth cup sugar.
Five tablespoons baking powder.
One-half teaspoon salt.
One cup milk.
One egg.
Two tablespoons melted butter o
other fat. .
Mix and sift dry ingredients. Bea
the egg we'll. Add the milk an
melted fat. Combine both mixtures
Bake in gem pans in a hot oven L
to Is minutes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-04
THE MAKING OF A HUSBAND
A SERIAL BY Ann Isle
Chapter 100

!. King Features syndicate. incorporated.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-04
Do You Know That

An Irish soldier, Count George dc
Browne. who became q Russian field
marshal. was commandcr-in-chief of
the cars forces in the war with Den
mark. IN the eighteenth century.
Browne died Mt Riga. in 1902.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-04

When a man calls you Queen of
his heart" don't forget that as far
as changing governments is concerned.
the average mans heart is 9 perfect
little Mexico.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-04
Fashion Fads

Changeable as woman's mind is the
color of the new evening petticoats.
that are made Of double or triple
georgette, each layer being in diff
ferent tone. These are trimmed with
appliques of exotically shaded Chi.
neSc embroidery.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-04
Meditations of
a Wife
And Still Welcome Them.
By Helen Rowland

ana SIIIl w ShSOihC Ah
A man takes woman for better
or for worse-and then starts right
in looking for the "worsc.'
The most amazing thing about a
girls way Of dressing, these days, Is
not her startling display of knees,
but her startling display of NERVE.
That tender understanding which
n man offers n misunderstood" mar
ricd woman is usually about ? per
cent "sympathctic'-and oil the rest
synthetic.
Alas, Solomon never wrote book
on How to Win n Woman :" But
then. he was probably too busy all
his life, trying to escape from on.
Of them, to stop and theorize about
it.
Extracting confession from thc'
average man is like extracting wis.
dom tooth. You have to dig so hard
to get at the root Of it-and even
then. you can never be sure thar
you have got it ALL out.
A man will spend an hour trying
to warn a woman against these get
vi oh uricxv nromotnrS who sell WA
tered stock-and then go out and
deliberately let the barber persuade
him to try new tonic on his hair
When a man calls you Queen of
his heart" don't forget that as far
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
PITTS IS
FIRST SIGNED
FOR FILM

To Zasu Pitts goes the honor Of
being the first player cast for Erich
Won Stroheim's Forthcoming pro-
ductiOn, "The Wedding March" An,
nouncement was made this week that
Miss Pitts has been selected by the
noted director to play the part of
the Princess Cecilia in the production.
II was Miss Pitts work as Trina
in Greed" that won for her one of
the coveted roles in "The Wedding
March, 1t will be recalled that when
Won Stroheim picked her for that ex.
acting role she had played nothing but
parts of a comic and serio-comic ma
tufe. Under his direction in "Greed. &"
she was revealed as one Of the screens
greatest tragediennes.
Though the two parts are in no
way similar, her role in "The We'd
ing March" will make nm even great
er demand on her emotions than did
the earlier picture. The Princess
Cecilia is particularly unhappy and
tragic figure in the drama who, for
social reasons. is compelled to marry
a decadent nobleman who has no love
for her. ~
"The Wedding March" which Won
Stroheim hopes to make the outstand-
ing picture of his career, will also
serve to bring the talented director
back to the screen as an actor for the
first time since his memorable Fool
ish Wives" His click and bow and
ever gracious manners will have an
important place in the telling Of the
story. a
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Dorothy Devore Gets
Super Western Role

Upon the pretty shoulders OF Dor
othy Devore falls the mantle of lead
ing lady in "Senor Daredevil" the
first OF the super-W Western pictures 10
be made by Charles X. Rogers for
First National release.
This will be Miss Devore's first ap-
pearance under the First National
banner. and she declined two inpor-
tant leads, both starting earlier, to
accept the engagement with Rogers,
which will begin within two weeks
after she finishes her present co-fea-
tured part opposite Edward Everett
Horton.
"Senor Daredevil" which is from
mn original and continuity by Marion
jackson. will be Miss Devore's second
"frce.lance" picture since voluntarily
concluding her contract as featured
player with Warner Brothers. Like
80 many other of the present-day
stars, Miss Devore laid in the comedy
studios the foundation Of her present
success and popularity. She was first
featured in Christie comedies.