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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-04
Be TER HOUSES
new MOVE

Building for permanence is q
lesson which the American public
to a large degree has yet to learn.
The average person who builds
himself home has no expectation
OF spending the rest Of his life
therein. Conditions change and
with most Of us life is just one
thing after another. We fit fr5m
city to city with all the confidence
Of duckling taking to water for
the first time. It is one Of the
outstanding characteristics OF Amer
lean life. Money calls and we fol
low. So must of US build for the
time being. not overly carefully,
and sell when the occasion de-
mands.
Quite naturally the result IS an
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aition And it would not prove 9
loss to the builder. His common
brick home would cost him not to
exceed s per cent more than his
frame or stucco house, slate rooted
it would be even more fire resist.
I've. It would resist the tornado
hetter than anV other type: 1t would
Withstand heavier earthquake
shock. And finally it, would bring
8 nrreafnr resale nrice.
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WALSH IS TO ADDRESS
COLoRED CATHOLICS

The annual convention OF the Fed
Grafton Of Colored Catholics will be
held tomorrow and Monday in st.
Augustire's Church, Fifteenth and
M Streets Northwest. The convc;.s.
ton will open with solemn high
mass at Il a. lrl. tomorrow. The Rev.
Norman al. Duckctte will preach the
opening sermon End addresses will
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be made BY Senator David I. WAS
Of Massachusetts and Or. All
Ridgely.
Tomorrow afternoon 4 wreath viii
be- placed on the tomb Of the Tn
known Soldier An Informal rec6D
ton will be held at the Lincoln
Memorial at b. M Monday morn
Ing's session VIII begin at $50 q. ~.
Enroll now with the Good FeaIowe
and nni Ynmf nNRn EhrlnfHmnM.
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No one knows who the Good Fellows
are. Bnt they do lots Of good at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-04

The Good Fellows are already doing
good work. Are Won = Good Fellow
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-04

The public realizes that in Lifetime Homes"
they get not only the best Of planning but also
the best constructions both materials and work
manship. We pay the wages that command the
highest skill and we cooperate with the buyers
of Lifetime Homes" sharing with them the
savings our enormous operations make possible.
Nobody else can sell for the prices at which we
sell
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first placed in front of her q pile
Of six well-chiIled salad plates. She
then serves, and the plates are
passed from one to another as at
other times through the dinner.
When the salad is finished. re
move the salad dish with the sery-
ing silver, and then remove the
salad plates and the bread-and-
butter plates.
A previously arranged tea wagon
can now be drawn to the hostess.
This should be set up with the des.
sert plates, pie knife and server,
plate OF cheese. and coffee service.
The hostess should place on the
table before her the plates, then
the pie and the serving silver. She
serves, each one passing the plate
in turn to the next person, until
all are served. Cheese IS passed
from one to another, started by
the hostess, who takes it from the
tea wagon and passes ii In similar
manner. first preparing 1t with
cream or sugar or both, as persons
fancy. Finger.bowl service is
usually omitted at the home dinner
when there is no maid. II ones has
no tea.wagon, the dessert may be
served as the other courses We're.
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Recipes Certified by
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Winning Recipes and Menus

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Prize Of FIVE DOLLARS each for the best Recipe and
Menu published during that month Send in your favortes
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Kitchen Linens

The linen for the service rooms
is an important consideration. 10
not be fooled in buying toweiing
which you think Is very reasonable
in price, by the sizing or films.
1t may resemble pure linen before
laundering. but after the sizing Is
removed, II becomes very sIeazy.
Buy good quality OF toweling.
You win find 1t much more salts.
factory to launder than a cheap
cotton variety. Then, too, select
different patterns for different
purposes. The toweling with d
fine blue stripe forming square Is
excellent Tor glassware. For dishes,
select heavier kind with q bor-
der stripe, and for hand towels
either all white or q stripe OF an.
other color. For dish cloths. loosely
woven cotton material Ii best. In.
clude infyOur linen list a good sup.
ply OF cheese cloth. YOU will find
many t3ses for it,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-01
Using Leftover
Pastry

oftentines there are trimmings
OF pastry left from pie making
which are not enough to make any
sizeable pie and yet should not be
wasted. Out OF these trimmings
and a little ingenuity the house
wife may fashion other things. For
instance, she may gather up the
pieces, roll them out again as she
would for pie crust and cut as
many four inch squares as It viii
make. Then place q spoonful Of
jam, jelly, or fruit IN the center
Of one side and make Il vent hole
In the other side. Wet al the.
edges with water and then fold
over to three cornered turnovers.
Pinch the edges well and then bake
as per time table $50 degrees r..
for 15 minutes. Tarts may be made
by rolling out the pastry to one
eighth inch thickness, and cutting
out as many rounds Of uniform
cutter, remove the center or half
the rounds. Brush over the edges
OF the whole rounds with cold
water and press IN the rings III posi-
ton on top Of them. Brush over
with milk and bake. Then fill
the cavities with jelly or jam. or
cut out the rounds OF pastry and
in half Of them make small Sits
or tiny holes. Brush over the
edges Of the whole rounds, place
small spoonful OF Jelly or jam
in the center and press the rounds
with Sits, in them on top. Bake
at $50 degrees r.. for Is minutes.
Cheese straws may also be made
from the leftover pastry. Roll the
pastry to one-quarter inch thick
ness. Sprinkle one-hah OF ii with
finely grated cheese, salt, and q
little paprika. Fold and press the
edges firmly together. Fold again
and roll as before. Repeat this
process two or three times. depend
Ing upon the amount OF cheese one
wishes to have In the mixture.
Then roll out rather thin. cut into
strips five or six inches long and
one-quarter inch wide. using pref
erabiy q pastry cutter. Bake as
directed. When serving. pile them
log cabin fashion and serve with
the after dinner coffee or salad
course.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-01
CAB|NE CRISIS
IN BRITAIN
ByH K. REYNOLDS
Internatlonal News service

LONDON. March I. Premier
baldwin. confronted by q cabinet
crisis of first magnitude today was
attempting desperately to find
means nf compromise that could be
accepted by the disputing factions
OF his ministry.
sir Austen Chamberlain has pre-
cfuftated the crisis by intimatlng
that he favors an expansion OF the
tire League of Nations council and
threatening to resign Il the govern
ment attempts to send him 20
Geneva definitely committed to OPP
pose admission OF other POWERS
than Germany to the League couh-
Ell.
Sir SAusten's threats of resigna.
flon have been followed by similar
threats from six other members or
fhe cabinet who take view Oppo-
site to that Of Sir Austen and
promise to quit IL Sir Austen is
permitted to vote for seats on the
council for Poland, Spain and Brazil
in addition to Germany.
These ministers, 1t is reported,
already have placed their reslgna.
fions in the hands of Premier
BALDWIN. making them effective X
and when sir Austen Is permitted
to go to Geneva without instruc-
fions to oppose the Polish and
Spanish claims.
British newspapers state chat no
matter what course the government
now elects it win be wide open TO
charges OF bad faith.
The Premier finds himself in the
most difficult position he has con-
fronted for many months, and I'M
les he can find a compromise he
must choose between Sir Austen
and q complete disruption of his
cabinet.
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PREsBYTERIANs SPEED
500. 900 CHURCH FUND

Presbyterians Of the District yes
terday copyrighted 100000 toward
the building fund for new church
"a be erected at an early date on
4 site opposite the present church
At Ninteenth and II Streets North
west. The money was raised In
ten hours.
At the morning service OF the
western PRESBYTERIAN Church after
an appeal by the pastor, the Rev.
!. Harvey Durham, and the chair
man of the building fund depart
ment. DIR. George G. Dawey. the
congregation pledged Itself for
So 900. The other $4,000 was
raised between noon yesterday and
10 O'Clock last night by twenty
four teams Of canvasssrs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-01
ChocoIate Bread Pudding

2 cups stale bread crumbs.
4 cups scalded milk.
2 squares unsweetened chocolate.
Two-thirds cup sugar.
2 eggs.
u teaspoonful salt.
/ teaspoonful vanilla.
Soak bread in milk 80 minutes;
melt chocolate in saucepan placed
DIVER hot water double boiler) add
one-half sugar and, enough milk
taken from bread and milk to make
OF consistency to pour: add to mix.
ture with remaining sugar. salt and
vanilla. and eggs slightly beaten,
turn into buttered pudding dish and
lake one hour in a moderate oven,
Serve either hot or cold with
whipped cream or milk.
MRS. JEANETTE herman
1922 Seventh st. N. w,
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PIONEER WILL URGE
MEMORIAL HALF-DoLLAR

Ezra Meeker, one of the pioneers
who biazed the Oregon trail, will
appear before the House Commit
tee on Coinage. Weights and Meas
ures at 10 q. M, tomorrow to ad.
vocate passage OF q bill authorizing
coinage Of half dollars commemor-
ating the heroism Of the Oregon
settlers.
Mr.. Meeker, who IL IS years old,
fs president and member Of the
board OF directors Of the Oregon
Trail Memorial Association. He
will be the guest of honor at a
banquet Wednesday night in the
Mayfloger Hotel in honor OF the
sixty-third anniversary Of the adInis.
sion Of Idaho as a territory.
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Salmon Salad

Put contents OF can OF salmon
fish into small pieces, cut fine one
red and one green pepper, two large
put all in bowl with salmon, season
with salt, pepper and b teaspoonfuI
of vinegar and two teaspoonfuls Of
GeIfand's mayonnaise dressing. Nix
all real good, using 4 fork to do so,
put IN salad dish with lettuce leaves
around. Boil hard two eggs. When
cold. chop fine and garnisfl top Of
salad. This Is q very appetiztng
dish, and will serve six people.
MRS. DANIEL O'CONNEI.L.
1874 Neal st. n. e.
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Vegetable Salad
! small head lettuce.

/ small head lettuce.
Mayonnaise.
1 can vegetable soup, salt and
pepper, little leiNon juice.
Remove contents of can into a
dish. Do not add any liquids to II.
Arrange a leaf of lettuce on each
individual salad plate. Place large
tablespoonful Of the vegetable soup
on each lettuce leaf. Put a bit of
dressing on top and sprinkle lightly
with salt and pepper. A few drops
of lemon juice may be sprinkled on
top IL desired.
Garnish with parsley.
MISS VIRGINIA KLEIST,
SO22 Eighth st. s. e.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-01
RATHRoNE TO ADDRESS
DISTRICT HoUSEKEEPERs

Representative Henry ID. Rath-
hone of Illinois Mil1 address the
March meeting OF the Housekeepers'
Alliance, to be held at the Women's
City Club at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow
on 'aThe Price One Pays to Live In
the District OF Columbia"
An executive board luncheon and
meeting will be held in advance Of
the meeting
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-01
Oatmeal Drop Cookies

2.3 cupful Of Snowdrift.
1 cupful Of sugar.
2 eggs
u cupfIll milk.
2 cupfuIs rolled oats.
2 cupfuls flour
! teaspoonfuI baking powder.
v teasDoonful salt.
teaspoof1ful cinnamon.
teaspoonfui nutmeg.
cupful chopped raisins.
MRS. II. III. MARER,
1913 North Carolina Ave. N. Il.
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Toasted CocOanut Shortbread


IL cups flour.
Y cup butter.
II cup sugar.
Cocoanut.
Sift the flour twice and rub In
the butter with the hands; add the
sugar and knead and mix, either
on a board or in bowl. till =
dough is formed. Do not add either
egg or milk. as the butter softens
from the mixing and will bind the
ingredients together. Roll the
dough rather thinly, cut into
rounds, and press cocoanut into the
top OF each. Place on flat bak-
ing pan and bake in q slow oven
until 81 golden brown. The coc0anut
will toast a delicate brown.
MRS. B. G.. ALLISON,
823 Violet Pl., Silver. Spring, Md.
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Employment

PAons clossse.ed Ads d Ma,n 500
SITUATIONS WTD-FEMALE So
p. b. X. or clerical work. Experienced.
Knowledge typinS. Box S-ase. Times
Herald.
The Washington times., 1926-03-24

Real Estate for Sale

gAons classstssd AZ Z. Ee.n g
The Washington times., 1926-03-24
Main 61l6
SUBURBAN

Nearby Maryland, new 4-room and bath
cleo. lights, Rcellar. pipeless furnace.
balance $3.50 per month. A. J. Wat
ms Co., 1407 New York Ave- Main 4799.
The Washington times., 1926-03-24
Real Estate for Sale
Phone CLASSIFIED Ada TO Matn Eas0
HOUSES 90

S1,2b0 EQUITY FOR 900
Absolutely modern semi-detached g.
room home. 612T Sth St. N. W.; new |;
built-in tile bath; h.-w.h., garage, etc. !;
vacant now: move i'm on deposit: will take
note, auto or lot for first payment.
OWNER
s27 18th 81. N W. Phillips Bldg.