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Aiding the Mechanism of the Home
by LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

natured or with wood alcohol. The
beater must he dried until there Is no
moisture on IL at all. Then II is ready
for use, and the ease with which tho
wheels turn will be amazing, consid-
ering they have no lubricant on them.
The particles which hampered the
quick working have been removed and
this is all that can be done satisfac-
torily.
Avoid Smudges.
The difficulty that arises when using
oil on rotary egg-beater Is that par
ticies of the lubricant will fly off as
the wheels revolve, and the speCks or
smudges get into the food. This must
not happen, whether the cause is oil
or not. Just as soon as 1t does the
egg beater that has been oiled shows
that it requires cleaning again. You
see, even when the Oil is not used. and
this does not make the black specks
fly, particles of food mingled with dust
do cling to the gear, and they cake
in the tiny cogs and eventually are
whisked off when the wheels are
swiftly revolved. Use a stiff brush
with short bristles to scrub the
wheels and gear.
Clean With Brush.
While this method Is essential when
cleaning a rotary egg -beater, 1t Is also
good to use on various other models.
An esg-whip, with all the intracacies
of the fine wire, is easiest cleansed
with the brush described Use soapy
water and rinse well, but do not use
alcohol.
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Clues to Character
By J. o. ABERNETHY.
A Contrary Disposition.

Watch the jaw for a contrary, stub.
born disposition. The stubborness is
all due to the shape of the jaw. It is
not that he really wants to be OBJ
stinate, but because he just cannot
help it. 1t is the way he is built.
You will also find that those whose
wills are contrary lack ease of mus
cular action. They are not active or
quick in their movements. but 60
slowly in all things with determined
disposition that makes them almost
unconquerable once they have made
up their minds to do thing.
They balk at being coaxed, driven
or led. They do this because Of a
great love Of independence and free
dom Of action, engendered by an ex-
treme development of the will facul-
ties of the brain which manifest them
selves in the jaw.
Observe that part of the lower jaw
where it joins the upper. II it is
angular, sticks out abnormally in pro-
portion to the rest of the face, you
can rest assured that here is a person
with q contrary disposition.
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DO NOT OIL AN EGG -BEATER
WHEN IT RUNS HARD. CLEAN
IT AS DESCRIBED.
produces the desired effect. You will
remember that the efficacy of soap as
a lubricant was discussed not so very
long ago. and it will bear stressing
now, in passing. 1t can be used in it's
solidified form when liquid oil would
not serve the purpose so well. There
is nothing better TO make bureau
drawers and windows work easily than
rubbing the woodwork thoroughly wit h
soap where the friction comes. 1t will
take away the squeak also. and so
save jar on the nerves as we'll as diff.
ticulty in action.
Avoid OIL
There is one thing in particular that
must not have its mechanism oiled,
even though this would cause the
wheels to move easily. This is the
egg-beater which turns with a crank.
When it runs hard it should be thor
uuEhly cleansed. II can be scrubbed
with hot soap suds until 1t is irnmacu.
late, or 1t can be cleansed with de-
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A Kind Animal.

When Beauty and her father at last
arrived at the home OF the Beast they
were startled by deafening roar, and
the Beast appeared before them.
DO you offer your life in place Of
your fathers of your own accord?"
he asked Beauty.
Yes" she said, trembling. So the
Beast kept Beauty. and instead of TAX
ing her life he made her queen over
everything in his house. She wanted
for nothing, and every wish she voiced
was granted Immediately. She never
saw the Beast except at the evening
meal, and then he was very kind to
her. But every night he would say.
Will you marry me, Beauty" And
every night she would answer, mo,
Beast"
This beautiful dress which Beauty
wore in the Beasts house is rose col
ored with a golden lace collar. The
Jewels in her headdress are sapphires
and her necklace is of blue stones, too.
Copyright. 1920
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"puzz7;cks
,PuzxleLimsrick,

There was q young lady Of j.
Whom the neighbors declared to be
For IL Monday were s.
You would see on her --
A distinctly diaphanous =.
1. Chief city Of the Society Islands.
Q. Unconventional
3. Exceptionally good.
:. articles Of feminine wearing apparel.
(Note--To get the second and fifth
rhymes you must be sure to pronounce
-l- correctly and not az 1t is
usually pronounced in three syllables-
But the limerick is a clever one, as
you'll perceive II you succeed in work
ing it out. The answer and another
"Puzzlick" will appear tomorrow
Yesterdays "Puzzlick'
A garrulous lady named Walker
Was a constant and tireless talker.
They'd leave her alone
At her end of the phone;
But even that stunt wouldn't balk her.
Copyright. 1927
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has been stopped by the government
Rameses? Why that upstart lived In
the last tick of the clock but one And
yet some middleman will monstrously
dump a ton Of fossjlized Galamites OF
Lepidodendron into a dark and dirty
corner of my cellar. I am as shocked
as that lady travelling in a railway
carriage in Italy, who heard the por
ter put his head through the window
and bawl out in English. as brutaIly
as though announcing Chicago: Next
station. POmneiip'
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Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse
were crouChing motionlesS side by side
under the back porch of Farmer
Browns house. Just outside sat Black
Pussy the Cat. She was looking in
under the porch through the hole that
had been left for her to go in and out.
You see, Black Pussy spent good
deal of time under that back porch.
She regarded it as belonging to her.
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White Sauce for Croquettes.

Amounts can be increased proper
tionately as necessary.
Ingredients: Two and q half tea
spoons butter Tor little less crisco
and blend with ii the -four. Add the
milk and cook slowly, stirring con
stantly until the mixture thickens and
is smooth. Finish in a double boiler
and serve over or beside the GRO.
Quettes.
This white sauce may be used for
other dishes, and slices of left over
meat are made very palatable with
this addition. A little stock from what
ever meat is used may take the place
Of the milk
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Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse
hadn't known this or never in the
world would they have run under
Shere. Now they were so frightened
that they wouldn't even have breathed
ff they could have helped themselves.
All they could see was a pair of green
ssh eyes staring in through that hole.
IT was terrible. OF course, Danny and
Nanny thought that Black Pussy saw
sbem; but Black Pussy didn't see
them. No, sir, Black Pussy didn't see
ehem. She just happened to crouch
there, trying TO make up her mind
whether or not to go under the porch.
To Danny and Nanny it seemed an
endless length of time before Black
Pussy moved. OF course, they them
selves didn't move. At last those
ereenish eyes began to come nearer.
Black Pussy was coming in under the
porch. Now it wasn't until she was
well inside that Black Pussy even
suspected that any one else was there.
II was her nose that told her. Black
Pussy paused and shifted.
II smell Mouse" muttered Black
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RUSSIAN DRESSING.

To one quart mayonnaise, sea.
soned with tarragon vinegar and
mustard, add one cup chill
sauce, one-half cup finely
chopped peppers, two pounds
chopped capers and one table
spoon mixed chives.
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GINGERBREAD WITH

GINGERBREAD WITH
CREAM.
One cup sour cream, one and
a half cups molasses, one.half
cup sugar. one teaspoon sale.
ratus, one-half teaspoon ginger,
one-half teaspoon cinnamon.
Flour to make good batter.
Bake in gem pans and serve hot
with whipped cream.
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Because highwaymen of Germany
stretch wire across the road to stop
automobiles many cars there are be-
ing equipped with sawlike wirecutters.
Evening star., 1926-01-28

While il is true that n little oil used
ludiciously helps to make the machin.
''ry OF Il home run smoothly, it is also
true that oil is not the only agent that
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The Separation.

Fright makes selhshness appear
In those We love and hold most dear.
Mamie Meadow Mouse.
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27. Island opposite La Rochelle,
France.
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Evening star., 1926-01-28

Portland, Ore, has the honor OF
|ssSnasy. eaxaas the first p0''eew0ma1 In the
Evening star., 1926-01-28

PUFFY OMELET.
Beat yolks and whites two
four tablespoons hot water, one
tablespoon flour and one-fourth
teaspoon baking powder. Beat
all together. Fold In gently the
stiff whites. Have spider hot
and put in a little butter. Pour
in omelet, let set a minute until
brown. then place in oven until
white is set. Fold over and
serve with white sauce.
Evening star., 1926-01-28

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/ Il. Nuisance.
l9. a famous American rldel.
20. Point of the compass.
20. Sends in return.
"a. The whole.
20. Meadow.
20. Toothed wheel.
28 Beseech
90. Reverential fear.
80. Pronoun.
35. Helping.
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| 81. Twists.
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SO. Persian poet.
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As. South American city.
40. Flow back.
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There was q young lady Of j.
Whom the neighbors declared to b
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES-

SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR SALE OR RENT-9Ol WEBSTER or
NV: corner. beautiful home all modern CON
ven1ences with garage. Apply 1910 n At
NV. Phone Main 1929. 80
LINCOLN PARK-KEENEDY q DAVIS a.
room box house: reasonably Dricrd eIec
h-wh.. automatic instantaneous hot-wster
neater. metal weather-stripped: good condi.
Hon: modest terms. j. E. VOGTS. l411
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
n

WANTED TO Buy DIRECT FROM OWNER
a 8 to & room brick house. Like a good
section. convenient to cars and bus Can.
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Insurance Bldg. Main 273O.
SMALL PROPERTIES. WHITE OR COL
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or trade Call Adams 3027.
GOOD, SMALL BR<CK HOUSES OR BUSI-
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Address Box 39S-R Star Office
HAVE BUYER FOR DETACHED OR SEMI
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OUT.OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE

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illustrated catalogue. BRAY & MAC.
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COCOA-FLORIDA.
FOR SALE-On Carleton terrace plot 4
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room % and scr, scTeened:in porch; a nice legation
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Evening star., 1926-11-28

The Washington Readers Club gave
its first public recital of the season
Tuesday evening at Wilson Normal
School. A large audience showed its
appreciation by the applause given to
those on the program.
First number, piano solo, Miss He!-
enc Finnacom; The Passing of the
Third Floor Back" by Miss Aida
Brooks, with an encore of child's dia
lect. was well given; Mrs. Grace HaZ.
zard WOrmelle, In dramatic songs, re.
ceived much applause. which was
shared equally by Miss Grace NJ.
BrOmley's readings The dramatic.
scenes from THE Sign of the Cross"
rendered by Mrs. Mary Randolph
Ruff. were thrilling. followed by a hu.
morous encore. Much credit is due the
following characters in the scene from
Richard III: Duke of Clarence, ".
h. Bryant; First Murderer, Lesli..
Waudby; Second Murderer, Eldridge
Monroe; Keeper Of the Tower, Lind.
sey Duvall. w. T.. Bryant. president
OF the club, was on the program. The
evening was in charge of Mrs. Isabel
Pechin Macarthur. vice president.
The District of Columbia branch,
Needlework Guild of America, will
hold its annual meeting and exhibi-
ton Of garments Tuesday at 2:2o pm.
tContinued on Ninth PaRal
Evening star., 1926-11-28

PRICE, $780,
Easy Terms)
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27
Z EASTERN TEAMS
UNDEFEATED FOR
SEASON OF 1926

New York, Nov. 2s.-fp-Peace
came to the warning football forces
of the East today with only two I'M
beaten and united elevens left to
claim the mythical regional cham
pionship.
There was still a question of su-
premacy between Holy Cross and
Boston College to be settled tomor-
row, but the guns of major force
have been silenced for another year.
Lafayette looked out through the re-
ceding smoke of conflict to view it's
only remaining rival Navy. a final
test against Army at Chicago.
Brown remains unbeaten, but the
iron men" yesterday finally from the
lofty pinnacle they had occupied
with Navy and Lafayette after a
heroic struggle against Colgate. Only
by inches, however, did the Bruins
fail to finish their campaign with an
unbroken string of ten straight
triumphs. With the score tied at 10
10, Mishel's efforts to rescue a victory
struck the Colgate crossbar. wa
vered, and then dropped back to the
DldAlDS
history repeated in the deadlock of
these two ancient rivals year ago.
For the third successive game, Paul
Scull and his unerring toe saxed
Pennsylvania from defeat at the
hands of a grim and determined Cor
nell team. Outplayed by a smashing
Ithaca eleven which piled up 10
points as the result of a place kick
by Carey and touchdown by Molin-
| ct, the Quakers were saved in the
| final quarter by a sensational 90
yard run by Wascolonis and Scull' S
field goal. The final count was 10
10.
Columbia closed its campaign in a
futile effort here to shake the long
supremacy of Syracuse, whose bril-
liant wingmen, Hanson and Archoska
galloped over the Polo grounds to
1872 victory. The former contributed
to two Syracuse touchdowns, making
the first on 20 yard broken field run
after receiving a long forward pass
and putting his position for another
by receiving blocked punt Archos-
ka scored the third touchdown after
scooping up a Columbia tumble.
A powerful and varied attack en-
abled Washington and Jefferson to
crush est Virginia, 10 to 8, while
Pittsburgh scored its fifth straight
win of Penn State with two brilliant
dashes for touchdowns by Welch in
the final quarter. Bezdek's team out
played the Panthers in the first three
periods, but wilted before Welch's
thrusts toward the close, Pittsburgh
rolling up a towering total of "a
points to six for the Lions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27
PLAN ROTATING
SCHEDULES FOR
CONFERENCE TEAMS

Chicago, Nov. 26-P)-Athletic d1-
rectors and football coaches OF the
western conference met here toby 20
arrange their 1927 gridiron schedules
and to consider new reforms expect
ed to bring about more games WITHIN
the big ten and fewer intersectlonal
contests.
While the schedules were being
drafted the faculty representatives oil
the conference considered expanding
the Big Ten by admitting Notre
Dame and possibly Michi""" State or
Nebraska. 1t was regard d as GER
tain, however, that the conference
would not be, enlarged but the faculty
representatives might take some ac-
ton to enforce a greater NUMBER OF
games between conference opponents
These reforms include rotatins
schedule. also a proposal that each
university develop two teams, one TO
play at home and the other to play
the same university on the opposing
campus. the same day. Under TINS
plan a Michigan Minnesota game
would be played; at Ann Arbor and
also at Minneapolis on the same al
ternoon.
Fielding H. Yosh, Of the Unlverc
sity of Michigan, is the sponsor OF
the idea which is also favored ps
Coach Page of Indiana.
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SERVICE TEAMS
COACHES PREDICT
CLOSE BATTLE

Chicago. Nov. 26. = [P) - Rival
coaches, Captain Lawrence "Biff'
Jones of West Point, and William
A. (Navy BID Ingram of Annapolis,
anticipate spectacular, closely
fought struggle for service honors
tomorrow.
Neither is willing to concede
much, if any, advantage to the
other. but each believes the team
coached by the other should be rated
the favorite in battle which marks
the climax of the first year efforts
of both Jones and Ingram in their
present posts.
1T looks like a good, hard fight
to me-" Captain Jones told The AS
ISOLATED Press tonight.
We've got lot of respect for the
midshipmen. They must have class
to have come through such hard
schedule unbeaten SO far and they
must be well-coached. My men have
acquitted themselves admirably
thus far and are in excellent shape"
Field Coach Ingram expressed
optimism over the chances of the
middies. but pointed out that
they're just lot of boys. most of
them without great deal of foot
ball experience, going up against a
seasoned, veteran Army outfit"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-27
Is HARVARD men
AWARDED LETTERS

Cambridge, Mass. Nov. 26 - up -
Twenty members of the Harvard
football squad have been awarded
the major "H' for participation in
the Yale and Princeton games dur
ing the past season, the Harvard
Athletic Associations announced to-
day.
Thirteen of the players won let
tiers for the first time. They were
Dudley Bell, '2S; A. E. French, '29;
w. c. Goodwin, '29; David Guarnac-
cha, '29; Nathaniel Hamlen, u; r.
w. Meadows, '29; e. T. Uutnam
'29; J. N. Robinson, '27; S. S. Rud-
man, '27; w. G. Saltonstall, '2S:
Daniel Simonds, '2S; B. II. Strong
'27: and J. r. Burke. '27, manager.
The VETERANS who had previously
earned their letters were Henry
Chauncey, '2S; E. c.. Clark, '27; Cap
tain c. D. Coady, '27: l.. f. Daley,
'27; E. F. Gamache, '27;. B. l.. Kill
gour, '27; C. NJ. Under, '27; A. Fl.
Miller, 81; c. A. Pratt, '2S; Madi-
son Sayles, ~; A. H. Stafford, '27;
Guilford Steward, '2S; and Isadore
Zarakov, '27
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Beaver Trapping
Permitted To Stop
Damage of Flood

Bangor. Me-, Nov. 25-(P)-Pre-
serving the beaver from extinction
isn't quite as simple a matter as ii
sounds. The valuable fur-bearer is
we'll able to take care of itself but its
very industry sometimes makes If
such a nuisance that it forfeits the
protection of the laM.
The beaver spends most of it's time
gnawing down trees and building
dams, to provide underwater en-
frances to it's mud houses, where the
families are reared. When this work
is done more trees felled and sunk
to provide winter food. Heavy pun
ishment is provided by the Maine
laws for anyone killing beaver I'M
der ordinary conditions.
The trouble comes when the
beavers operations interfere with
the lumber business. A beaver dam
often creates sizeable lake, flowing
back the waters of a stream for
miles. Usually this is in q place
where it does no damage, but some-
times the flooded area Is covered
with valuable timber. If the dam is
demolished the animals promptly re-
build it.
The law recognizes this condition
by providing that If a land owner
presents proof of material damage by
beavers the state fish and game de-
partment may lift the ban on trap
ping the animals on stated areas and
for a limited time. The trapper must
take out special beaver license at
a cost of s25 and must not set his
traps within 25 feet of beaver
house.
Half dozen localities in northern
Penobscot county were opened to
beaver trapping on November 20, and
the open season will continue until
the last day of February. Game
wardens were on hand at the opening
to make sure that the trappers COM
piled with the law.
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

The Army and Navy will plav this
AFTERNOON Tor what comes pretty
near being the championship of the
East. Lafayette is also near the ton
ana VIII share any titles that NAV be
passed around. The NAVY should
win from the Army, but the Caders,
VINO gave Knute Rockne's club q
tough battle have very GOOD chance
OF coping the verdict.
The basketball game at the Y NJ
=. A. last evening was well attended
despite the fact that the weather was
pad enough to keep a lot of fans at
nome. 1t is probable that an effort
VIII be made to get City Hall for flu
ture' games, the small floor at the Y.
M. {. A. and the seating accommoda :
lions being inadequate to handle a
large crowd.
The number of big men on both
teams last night filled the floor. A
last game where there is not room
enough is practically impossible but
the teams last evening put I'D a Won
derful exhibition Of the polished floor
game. The Printers have a nice
passing team and the Legion, with q
little practice will be ready to take
on the best of them. With two fast
CLUBS like these teams in Augusta
capital City fans should see action
and plenty Of it before the season is
over.