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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-05

ado G. secSnd c gems faSye Soe eHN
El g I'M ugn1ly "i Of Nebraska third
r,J meter r%nWon by Harvey Ha5 no Colo:
E Efns G SSaS sop and
70l.2 points. second; anderson. Glendale.
Ohio, (unattached), $40 and 560.S points
High iump-Norton Illinois A.. C., and
Ste%art holywpod G. tied Tor mrs, s pass S
points each sn, keefer. Los Angeles A. c. ol''4
Broad iump7-Eltins, University, of Ne.
Hess second e. set n"a n sd Td
20 feet y inches ,7l3 points. .,o.
Y"r shotp"s 90 St Zoo, Ap sorns
S40.36 points; Hoffman. Olympic Club. San
Francsc g.. second 446o feet and S"s iS 90
Sal, DISCUS foot Olympic Ciq1
points: Anderson Glendale, Ohio 1871
lsd ,or g. s3S 29 es for F5sd aons
for, s5li.o3 points fourth.
r, J" N;,H throw1Won by Freda, il y,
sky S. Alnnonso, second. with l73 feet and
!D4.lS: Elklns. University of Nebraska,
Pole va vau i;t COLOR Colorado A. c.. and
Hess; unattached, tied for first. place with
$50 SS:., meters Ts; each, scoring 934 6e points
verslty. and Frieda, Illinois A. c.. tied for
third place. with 3.4S7 meters and 7i9.9S
points.
Special Events.
Medley shot put. I: pounds-won by
101a inches: Labes. Los Angeles A. c.. so
Name Club New YORK 81 feet fo @a inches hes
third; orloff. Los Angeles A. c.. so feet
fourth
Eght-pound shot put-won by Krenz
Orlof, Los Angeles A. C.. 90 feet inches.
sixtcen.pound shot put-won by Krenz.
a feet = inches: Labes, A feet ~
inches, third: Fetish. Hacker. Olympic Club.
>. Medley shot nut championship winners
with 6 points: Adleman. third with 10
points: Orloff. fourth with 13 points.
Relay Races.
0:41: New York A. C., 0:41 * second: Mich
isan State. O:41 x third; Los Angeles
A. G.. 0:il x fourth.
G. tWildermath, Whalen, Hussey, Scholzl !;
Newark A. C.. second: Los Angeles A. c.,
third: University of Nebraska: fourth. Time,
l;I7 tiles rs,a the World r 6y Illinois
tOestriech. Taylor. Stevens Phillips Chi.
cago A. A.. second; Los Angeles A. c.. third.
Two,miie re,ay-won by Illinois A. c.
dodge Svik COnger. Watson, New York
A. c.. second: University of Nebraska. third.
Four-miIe re,ay--Won by Los Angeles A.
G.. breeding. Humphrey. .Lundey Carter
br 'daRs third Time, is:4s. ''''' VI ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-05
7.TO-1 SHOT WINS STAKE.

NEW YORK, July CP).-Happy
Argo. 7-to-1 shot, won the Carter
Handicap, worth $9,250, at the Aque-
duct yesterday in the good time of
LA is for the seven .furlongs. The
winner, a Max Hirsch entry, beat a
field of the seasons best steppers, in
Guiding Black Maria, second, and Ma
cav, third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-05

he became lone of it's very worst
pilots!
Il can't tell why" he says. II flew
for $500 hours, but / was always in
capable of landing properly. Either
l tried to land 20 feet above the earth,
or else banged to the ground in an at
tempt to land 20 feet below the sur
face. 1t was not so peaceful as /
thought up in the air-where, Incl
dentally. I could do anything with a
plane-and eventually l fell from
about 5000 feet. / was a long time
in bed after that. and then went to
America. where became interested in
automobile FACING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-05
EAGLE JUNIORS TO MEET.

Mrs. Eva O'Donnell's Anacostia
Eagle Juniors, claimants of the Dis
trict Junior diamond title, will meet to-
night at her home at 1885 Ridge place
southeast at 1870 o'clock. A full at
tendance is urged as important mat
ters will be discussed. Eagles will
visit Mechanicsville. Md, Sunday to
engage the nine of that town
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-05
BOXER rs DROWNED.

NEW ORLEANS, July 5 CP).-Amos
Kid Carlin, %, New Orleans boxer,
was drowned here yesterday in Lake
Pontchartrain. Carlin had recently
been discharged from a hospital where
he was treated for injuries received
in an auto crash three weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-05
NET MATCH SENSATIONAL.

LOS ANC LES, July 5 R.-Ger-
aid Stratford and jim Davies, San
Francisco net artists, defe ted their
fellow townsmen. Ray Casey, south
paw star, and Neal Brown, here to
carry off the Pacific Coast doubl 3 ten
mis- championship. The scores of the
match. one of the most sensational
seen here, were 14-12, 10-S, SO,
6-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-05
JOHNSON WINS NET FINAL.

GLEN COVE, n. Y, July 5 CP).-
Wallace J. Johnson of Philadelphia,
No. 10 in the national ranking, de-
feated Manuel Alonzo, also of Phila-
delphia, and ranking No. in the sin
giles finals of the Nassau Country
Club invitation tennis tournament,
IS, Cd, 3-6. Cd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-05
Jim's Long Mashie
Beat Bobby Jones
BY SOL METZGER.

How would you like to shoot
three consecutive holes in par and
lose just four strokes to your OPP
ponent in medal play while doing
it. That was Bobby Jones eX-
perience when paired with Long
Jim" Barnes in the Southern Open
of 1919, which Barnes won. For ex-
ample, on the par five 600-yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-05
WOMEN in SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER

theory ever since. Miss Whites golf
has snap to it. free swing and
neat form which was lacking entirely
in women's golf of a decade past
Hers is but the local angle of a story
being told all over the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-05

A horse of the Harry Payne Whit
ney stable has been named Fly Across
in honor of Capt. Lindbergh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-05

Barefoot foot ball is a sport feature
in Hawaii. Punts frequently average
so wards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-05

Mrs. Thomas w. Brahany won the
putting contest for women at Column
bia, defeating Mrs. f. II. Pitcher in
the final. Mrs. j. NJ. Haynes won the
consolation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-05

George j. VOigt, crack BannOck-
burn golfer, shattered the record for
the Manor Club course yesterday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-05

Harry w. Burr and DIR. Guy +. SAT-
fold won the match play against par
tourney at Columbia, finishing their
round up on par. f. r. West and
r. A. Shepard were second, s up on
par, with Paul Y. Anderson and John
w. Merritt, third, Z up on the myth
zeal figure.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
PRIATEL KY MLADYCH
DIEVCAT.

Medzi mnozstvom s.;azdov zen
skych organizacii kona sa kon-
com mesiaca V Neuchatel so
sjazd medzinarodneho spolku
Priateliek mladFch dievcat', "a
iicasti 50 statov. Je to organiza
cia, ktora bojuje zvlaSte V .pri-
stavnych vo vel 'kych mestach
proti tomu, ably vidiecke dievGa
ia neztracaly pomocnej ruky. Po-
dobnNch spolkov je visc, ale ten
to je najvzornejSi, lebo venova
Sa ciste tOmutO nkOlu a pracuJe
bez rozdielov nabozenskych {
stavovskych a cista len ma uzSom
tlkole Obrany dievcat pred vel
kvm meStom. Katechizmus tejtt
prace vySiel V niekol 'kTch re
ciach a obsahuje vsetky podrob
nosti praktickej prace k vychov'
samostatne pracujncich a viac
menej opustenych dievGat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24

kom dychu pri hre alebo rychlej
som pohybe, majii byt' prehliad
mute odbornikom. ci netrpia sr
deGinou chorobou V zarodku.
V starsich l'udi bezpecnym zns
menims re srdce ME je poriad.
ku, je ostra, prenikava bolast ;
ktora zacina pod XII kl'1eom po.
kracuje dolu rukou. Bol 'ast' tato
prichadza najma po telesnej usta-
tosti alebo vybuIchu hnevu, cize
rozculeni.
NajlepSim prostriedkom je dat
sa kazdorocne prehliadnut' Cd
dobreho lekara a ked ten zbada
dajaky pociatok srdecnej choro-
by. da sa tato okamzitTm zallro-
cenfm a spravnym liecenim- cd
stranit', kdezto ak je zanedba-
MIN dovolene, ably sd pine vyvi-
nula, znamena to obycaine mad
chadzajuci, caste predcasnI ko-
nice. Dbajte pretO ma svoje srdce,
lebo zdravie je najcennejsim po-
jkladom kazdeho Gloveka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
UCTE sA PLAVAT,

Kde nechodieva slnko, tam cho
di lekar, hovori stare prislovie
A kde a kedy 81 moze clovek do
priat' V plnej miere tohoto jed
noducheho ozdravovacieho pro
stsriedku? Zaisteze pri plavani.
Tento Sport je skutocne najlep-
sim omladzovacim prostriedkom
pre- zeny. Pri plavanf naskytuje
sa vsetkym svalom TAXA moznost
pohybu, aka sa i'm len zriedka ke-
dy dopraje. Terajsia moda pri-
spieva k tomu, ably zeny boly i k
plavaniu pohodlne a vkusne oble-
Gene. Neplavkyne maju sice Wac
prilezitosti, abN sa obliekaly ele-
CANT nejEe a nadhernejsie neil
plavkyne, lebo tieto davaju pred
most jednoduchemu trikotu pred
hodvabom. Ale moda priniesla te-
raz al pre- plavkyne vkusne hbo-
ry, pravda, ME tie jedno-kusove.
kto chce byt' dlho mlady, zdra-
w stihly, ten mech pestuje pla-
vanie. X odtuenovaniu nestacia
radikaGe kdry, ako je hladova-
ME alebo uzivanie r6znych pilu-
lick, elm syalstvo casio ochabuje.
Telo musi zostat' pruzne a pew
ne. A k tomu prispieva najviac
plavanie a to "a kazdeho poeasia.
Kazda dobra plavkyna vie, re
plavanie poeas dazd'a je pravy
p0zitok. OvSem, je treba plavat
sportovne, t. j. napinat' vsetky
svaly. Tu a tam niekol 'ko prosto-
cvikov alebo kratky beh a memo
ze byt' ami reel o zine ami "a
chladnejSheho poeasia. Dobra
plavkyna pozna sa po chodzi
Jej krok je sviznejsi a pevnejs
nez druhych zien. Plavanie po'
vzbudzuje energiu dokazuje Sc
bakazen a radost' 70 zivota. An
pre- slabe &;ny neplati vynimki
(ak i'm len le,kar nezakazaD, lebt
plavanim povzbudzuje sa chut
k jedlu. Pre- zeny, ktore chci
ztratit ma vahe, musl platit pra
vidlo: Pc plavanf krem'e ovoci'
ziadne jedenie. Pre- zenv' zamest
name V domacnostiach alebo V Il
radoch neni lepsieho a zdravsieh'
osviezenia ako tento lacny Sport
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
ROZTRzITY STATNIK.

RozkoSnil historiu 0 temer prl
slovecnej roztrHtosti francilzske
no ministra vojny, Painleve, kto
ry je v "civile' profesorom ma.
tematiky, vyprava parizsky tyz
dennik 'Cyrano''. Paimleve bo
jednoho dina pozvany k pirate
l'oyi ma veeeru. Vo svojej roztr.
zitosti vydal sa k inI6mu z kruhr
svojich znamych, ktory ho prija
vel mi pohostinsky, trebars al u
divene. Ked' spolomost' po wee
ri zacala faj6it' prisla nahodol
rec ma osobnost', ku ktorej bo
minister skutoGne pozvanH ma We
Geru. "Nabesa y - vykrikol Pail
leve - "ale we'd som NAL dne!
vecerat u toho! Go 81 mne po
myslf - - Nerob 81 $ tym Mad
nych starosti' = utesoval no no
stitel' - budilci tNzdef powen
t "a ma veceru ia a potom pojde
omylu Ease X neml.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
DBAJTE MA sVOJE SRDCE.
f. l.. I. S.

V ruchu nasho robotneho zivo.
ia 81 ami neupovedomujeme, jak
l'ahko m0zeme znivocit' zdravie
svojho srdca a jak mnohym spo-
sobom. Vsetky NONE nakazlive
choroby majn vplyv ma tento me-
postradatel'ny organ, ktoreho
zdravie cini mas zivot radostnym
a ktoreho choroba robi z mas ka-
liky neschopne udrzat' krok o.
statnymi. Detske choroby, ktore
s1 casio zapricinene trestuhod.
nou medbalost 'ou rodicov, privo-
dia trebars neskorsie vo svojich
nasledkoch srdecn1 vadu, reuma-
tizmus plane mandle s1 druhou
pricinon. TAX isto al nespravne
prevadzane cvieenia telesne ale.
bo cvicenia cez mieru, nemierny
tanec a nestriedme jedlo zaprfci.
nuji ochorenie srdca.
Nikdy nema byt' prehliadnuta
kratkodychost'. Nedostatok dy-
chu moze byt' zapricineny rozny.
mi pricinami, ale moze tiez byt
sposobeny chorobou srdca. Maj.
ma ak koza oblicaji dostava
tmav1 farbu, perny prflis 6erve,
najl q lily ma krku nabehaj1, ma
takto postihnnty hned' vyhl'a
dat odborn6ho lekara.
Deti 4 najma tie, co prejavujt
tflssnh slabost', trpia nedostat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
Dobry obchod.

Spisovatel k makladatel 'ovi
Pocnvam, ze sa vydala vasa maj
mladsia dcera. Takto dostali ste
vsetky dcery pod eepiec.
Nakladatel': Ano, prosim, celf
vydanie je rozobrate.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
Kojenci sa maju pohybovat'

Made deticky pohybujt svoji.
mi lldami bezvedome tVm, re roZ-
hadzuiti svojimi ruckami a moha.
mi, otvaranim a zatvaranim dla-
nj, tiez nap1nanim vzpruzenfm
vsetkych svalov na ich iitlom tele.
Este al plakanie je istou formou
pohybovania, toto prave znacf,
| ked sa hovori. ze ked' maIa be.
ba nikdy neplace, ze musi iej ME-
co chybovat.
Behom dina, ked b6ba je zobu.
dena. nachod1 sa ustavicnom po-
hyde. Je tedy d0lezite, ably jej
Satocky neboly Gzke, ably ia tym
neobmedzovalo pohybovanie. Ma
le diet a nema byt' dlho pripev-
meme do svojej vySokej stoliGky.
ami nema bgt' pripevnene poste
Ii ma taky sposob. ably to obmedzo-
'"io o''' ".s'''ie "a q ''''' "'''''''''7
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p''.y'''"'' "'N''e'.''''' ie'o
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''oJo''S h'oA'io N''pi' ''N''o.
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'S' po' >.o ''''N' arc IN" '.o'i'e
niu '"o''eiii" N'''o''' vi p"''0'ii
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
Zena to nezabudne.

Muz: Starka, ktory je to me.
siac, ktorom je nest 'astlivo ze.
nit sa?
Zena: 0, ty mas slabn pamat'
sCi nevies kedy SINE sa vzaliq
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
Pes a n1acka.
s1RANA 3.
Indicka legenda.

stony. Il mlcn VZnleSIy Sa X neDu
$edivea kotiice dymu. z hlbin dy.
mu vysli dvaja l'udia v ,bielych
satach a stall pred tr6nom Brah.
moyym. Padli pred MIN ma tvar.
Bud tie vitani, pntnici, po
ukoncenej ceste, - oslovil ich
Brahma. A obratil sa k jednemu
nlch otazal sa:
- Preco 81 umrel?
- Umrel som Cd rany, - cd.
povedal clovek, pretoze mi ju
nikto neobviazal. Siel som pustou
cestou, kde nebolo vidiet' ami
clovieeka, nestle chlieb mesta,
potknul som sa, padnul narazil
som ma vlastny noz, ktory som "a
pasom NAL. Krvacajuc lezal som
ma zemi. Tento clovek hl'a, isiel
nahodou vedl "a nina, zastavil sa a
dival sa, jako mi krv uchadza, a.
lie ranu mi neobviazal.
- Preco 81 to neucinil? /? - divil
sa Brahma, obratil sa ku druhe.
mu cloveku.
Ten sa podival ma Brahmu 81
roko otvorenymi ociami.
Vel'ky Brahmo! Coze nevi.
dis, re on nosi ma hlave hodvab.
ny zavoj a ia maro ma cele Ger
vene koleGko?
Vidim, - odvetil Brahma,
- ale jako to stvisi ranou?
Clovek uzasnul este Wac.
On je paria ia som zboz.
novatel'o 'om ohiia. Moze zboznova.
tel ohna zachranit' pariu?
= A cd coho 81 ty umrel? -
Otazal sa Brahma.
- Cd hladu, - odpovedal zboz
fovatel' ohna. - Siel som unave-
ny vysileny spatril, jake mu
uchadza krv, padnul som vedl "a
neho a umrel som hladom.
= Ked' 81 padnul, predsa saai
- Preco 81 nejedol chleba, kto.
ry NAL paria 3 Otazal as Brah-
ma zboznovatel'a ohna.
Zboznovatel' sa uklonil a zdvi.
hol vyse cello, ably Brahma lepsie
videl cervenn skvrnu ma nom.
On nosi ma hlave biely zavoj, a
ia nam ma cele namal 'ovane Ger.
vene koleeko. Cole moze zbozno.
vatel' ohna jest z chleba paria
Rozmyslel sa Brahma a riekol
- Vytrpeli ste mnoho, potrebu
jete pokoja. Oslobodim vas od
t'archy zivota. Oboch vas caka od
mena, urcena pre- trpiacich -
vel 'ka ticha Nirvana.
Paria padnul ma kOlena a .zvo
lal placom:
- Pre- vsetkych, ktori zili, nen
sladsej odplaty mad kl'ud nezit
Avsak, vel'ky Brahmo, ktoreht
som ctil jako samd spravedlnost
chceS mas oboch uviest' do jedne
Nirvany?
- Nirvana je len jedna, - ma
metal Brahma ismeyom. - U
trpenia je mnoho = radost j
len jedna. Byt' jest mnoho, ne
byt' - len jedno.
- A preco je tol'ko ciest, ked
ved1 vsetky len k jedmemu Gle
l'u? - Zvolal paria prekvapeny
- Kazdy mas isiel inou cestou
ia skladam ma oltar kvety, on cti
ohen. A teraz oba name prist' d.
jednej Nirvany? To ME je mozne
ia nechcem Tit MIN.
Brahma sa obratil ku zbozno
vatel'ovi ohna.
Ten nariekal tiez.
ia tiez nechEem lit MIN
opakoval jako ozvena.
Brahma sa podival ma clovek
' bielom hodvabnom zavoji n
cloveka cervenou Skvrnou n
cele.
- Vidim, ze ste umreli, ale n
sa hlnpost neumrela. Pre- vas nj
~; N;rvono prntn ohod 'fo nos
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24

Citajte pozorne tieto clanky
kazdy tyzden odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadne upotrebenie v bu-
ddcnosti.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-09-02
Passport Photos Must
Resemble Applicants

Proof of the vanity of some women
Is often furnished In the New York
customs house by passport applicants,
according to Frederick Tlsdale In an
article In Liberty. The author quotes
an official of the New York passport
office who says, 1--WE are often amused
by some Of the photographs submitted
by older applicants. A woman of fifty
will bring in photograph copied from
picture made when she was in high
school. We explain tactfuly that the
photo Is necessary for Identifying the
passport holder, and we are forced to
point out that the applicant resembles
the earlier picture only vaguely after
all these years. Sometimes they regard
our attitude as q personal offense."
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-09-02

back to the ends even of the fingers
and toes, burning up other waste
right on the spot, wherever 1t finds
any.
1--WE cannot very well have long
fringes inside us. They would flop
about and get hurt, because they must
be so very fine. The solution of the
problem Is quite easy, however. We
must fix the tiny vessels to the walls
of the bag, and send the air round to
them. Even Mahomet had to go to the
mountain when 1t could not come to
him. The big bag is divided up just
like a caulifiower. To give room for
all the Reds to get in the front row
every single bit Of it Is hollow, and
all the stems are hollow and end in
rooms. There are about six million
of these little rooms. Their sides are
as thin as soap bubbles. The surfaces
of all of them spread out would be
hundred times as large as our whole
outside skin. They are ever SO neat
all the same size-all heated with
pipes over the walls. They have to
be kept absolutely clean. II dirt col
lects In them we die Of consumption.
Coal miners, who work underground,
breathe in lots of bits Of coal, and
some die; and the rooms of their
lungs are found to be as black as coal.
When you see ray of sunshine COM
ing through closed window you can
often. make out how full the air is Of
dust. All that dust must be kept out
of the inside rooms so any number Of
guards are appointed to keep watch
at all the entrances and Railways to
the very threshold of the rooms, Just
as bees have guards at the doors Of
their hives who know every bee that
goes in, and who throw out any
strangers. These guards of ours catch
all the dust and throwit back again,
and often stick 1t all together as well.
Sometimes we have to cough it up
there is such lot Of 1t. Usually we
breathe 1t out.
"Our lungs do not only look like bee
hives; they are beehives-busy every
second all our lives. Moreover, they
are real furnace rooms, making the
heat possible for our bodies by send
ing along oxygen In the blood to burn
up the ashes. Just like the fires that
burned the garbage in the Valley OF
Hinnom and Tophet, outside the gate
Of Jerusalem, these fires never go out.
every time we breathe we take in
on an average about half tumblerful
of air. That is called the tide There
is always about fifty times as much air
left in, which never goes out You
cannot get the ribs quite fiat together.
With very deep breath you ought to
take In about another tumbler and
half-that Is the measure of your wi
tally The air that goes in has
about eight parts Of nitrogen and two
parts of oxygen, and a mere suspicion
Of carbon dioxide. (see picture.) When
1t comes out 1t has still all the nitro
gen and one-half the oxygen, and much
more than double the carbon dioxIde,
but In chains.
20 by the Bell Syndicate. 1nc.)
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-09-02
"OW TO PREPARE
CHICKEN SALAD
Considered One of TIE Mos.
Delicious of Dishes.

prepared by the United States Department
Of Agriculture0
"Again she ordered chicken salad"
runs the somewhat threadbare joke
told about the girl who never knew
what to ask for when she was enter
tanned In, a restaurant. She needn't,
however, have been embarrassed at
her selection, for good chicken salad
Is one Of the most delicious dishes
ever put together by an accomplished
chef, and choosing 1t merely indicated
discriminating taste. Many peo-
pie, however, order chicken salad
when away from home because they
seldom have it on their own tables. It
seems like an elaborate and difficult
combination, and perhaps because 1T
Is frequently served at wedding and
other receptions, seems like too ex-
pensive dish to set before the fam
lily. AS matter Of fact, chicken
salad might be enjoyed much more
often in our own homes If the home
maker. fortified by good recipe, real
lied also that about one-half of the
bulk of the salad is made up of Gel
cry.
The United States Department of
Agriculture gives the recipe below:
Chicken Salad.
fowl Weighing 2 slices onion
pounds or Salt
11@.. Mn,y t. 4
punches celery ing
1 cupful mild vim Lettuce
egar
Simmer the chicken until tender in
small quantity Of water. When
about half done, add teaspoonful of
salt. Let it cool in the broth. After
the chicken is cold, remove the skin,
strip the meat from the bones, and
cut it into small pieces Of even size.
In the meantime allow few slices of
onion to soak in a cupful of mild vim
egar to give 1t q slight onion flavor.
Remove cupful Of chicken fat from
the cold broth and mix with this vim
egar. Pour this mixture over the
chicken, adding more salt and vinegar
if needed, to season it well. Let this
stand, or marinate, for several hours
or over night. Cut the celery stalks
and some of the tender leaves in small
pieces and let 1t stand in cold
place, until 1t is crisp. Mix enough
thick, well-seasoned mayonnaise
dressing with the chicken to coat the
pieces we'll. Shortly before the salad
Is to be served, add the celery and
more mayonnaise If needed. Add still
more salt if needed.