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The Washington times., 1927-09-13
Congressional Club
Cook Book
FdUOrite Recipes
of Famous Women
in World Capitals
By MRS. HARRY s. NEW,
Wife Of the Postmaster General

" "AS "a AhS GoHNlHdSleT ScneE6ls
PoAcHED EGGS JELLIED
Break six eggs into six ramekin
dishes; place in a spider Of boil
ing water and boil ten minutes.
When the eggs begin to harden,
fill each ramekin with bouillon
jelly. If the ramekins are fairly
large, the following proportions
are correct for the jelly: To
two bouillon cubes dissolved in
one-half cup of boiling water,
and thinned with another cup of
boiling water, add one-half pack
age of gelatine dissolved in half
a cup of cold water; season with
three drops OF onion juice, q dash
OF allspice, and salt and pepper
to taste. Peas, diced carrots,
and sliced string beans are drop
ped in for a garnish and when
the jelly Is firm, serve in rame-
kins. ,
Copyright, 1927, by the Congressional
Club.
Not one inhabitant on the Island
of Malta owns Maltese dog, for
all have been exported for breed.
ing.
The Washington times., 1927-09-13
Keep Children From Streets

the bicyclist and sent him whirling
across the road.
BENJAMIN Day was another vic
tim of an auto accident. He was
standing on his front porch when
he saw his little dog, Foxy" run
right in front OF the street car.
The child gave an agonized shrek
The Washington times., 1927-09-13
In The Home

Silver which is not in every
day use should be wrapped in tbs.
sue paper and closely packed in a
tin box with a tight-fitting cover,
In this way 1t will be bright for
a long time.
The Washington times., 1927-09-13
AdUice TO the LOUeIOrn

ing. And surely a girl who can't
cook for one lone man should not
marry.
Il have been told 1 will never
find such a, girl. Is this true2
Is the quiet. refined girl gone
forever" JACK A.
Are there quiet refined girls?
The Washington times., 1927-09-13
Queer DOings

Arrangements are being made
in England whereby American
tourists can park" their chill
dren while travelling on the
Continent this summer.
The Washington times., 1927-09-13
A Famous Pipe Organ

PIPE which has served three Trinity churches in as
Cities and is believed to be the oldest of its kind in this
country, Episcopal Church, Clyde, n.
The Washington times., 1927-09-13

The Japanese Emperor, aged
20, Is said to actually work harder
than the lowliest coolie in his EN-
pire. 1t is estimated that he takes
off and puts on half dozen suits
and uniforms day. The supreme
ruler of Nippon arises every morn
ing at s o'clock and at 1890 p. m.
he retires for the night.
The Washington times., 1927-09-13

Cut in sizes, 4 ., =. A md s
years. A year size requires Z
yards of 27-inch material il
made with the bertha: If made
without the bertha liz yard is
required. Price 10c.
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each of these patterns to THE
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Send 10 cents In silver or sfamps
for our UP-TO-DATE FALL AND
WINTER I925-1028 BOOK OF FASH.
The Washington times., 1927-09-13
This Day in Our History

PTEMBER IL the anniversary of the Battle of the Plains of
Abraham during the French Indian War; in 1859 Gen.
James Wolfe defeated the Marquis de Montca and both fell
rnortaly wounded Wolfe dying the battlefield
The Washington times., 1927-09-13
Red itching blisters
on baby's face
healed by
Resinol

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 19:--"My
baby had eczema for three months
and nothing seemed to do him any
good until ] tried your products.
His cheeks were red and covered
with blisters, and the itching was
so annoying that he could not sleep.
After reading your ad in the pa
per / purchased jar of Resinol
Ointment and cake of Resinol
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DO YOU KNOW THAT

the Garter and the Thistle, which
orders the prince already holds.
There are now, besides the prince,
IT knights Of st. Patrick. With
the exception of the royal family,
the knights must be Irish peers.
An average OF three calls a
day from London and the vicinity
is maintained on the recently in.
augurated transatlantic telephone
service to America.
A fish known as the stargazel
has eyes on the top of its head.
The Washington times., 1927-09-13

Soap. Only a few
applications stopped
the itching entirely
and within a week
the redness was gone
and his skin prae-
tically clear. Your
ointment is really
wonderful and ] will
The Washington times., 1927-09-13
Style Bulletin

Gaping the Climax OF millin.
cry modes, one of the newest
shapes is directly adopted from
the round, crown,like cap of the
Chinese. A flaring, upturned brim
adds sophisticated and rather
dashing air.
Caught by the Collar one be.
comes aware of a strictly new
note in fall sweaters. The boyish
collar, so appropriately named
Robert Collar 70
turned-down type that looks most
youthful and Collegiate.
The Washington times., 1927-09-13

In What Line Work Did the Following Achieve
49, John Dewey II. Antonin Dvorak
Ia. Champ Clark 1S. John Rdpath
Is. Edwin Abbey George Olsen
16. Henry Irving
See TOmOrrOws Paper to Verify Your Results
Answers to Yesterdays Test
Aboitonists; To Palestine from the Mosems B.
Gulf of ST. Lawrence; In the fashion, Industrial
Workers of the World One who certain time kept The
background suddenly the foreground natches victory
from the hands of others; Acorn g. Sculptor; g. Dramast
TO- Pugst; H. Band leader; H. Novelist 49, Horan H. Milk
49, Caterpillar 16, Journalism; IT. Barre 49, Pumpness.
The Washington times., 1927-09-13

The Prince of Wales was re-
Gently decorated by the order of
st. Patrick, which ranks third in
the British orders of knighthood.
1t is preceded only by the order of
The Washington times., 1927-09-13

OF course there are. Jack
thousands OF girls longing for the
little home, and the domestic life,
that appeals so to you-girls who
can cook, or. il they have not
had an opportunity to learn, will
try oh so hard! to become ex.
pert cooks for The One Man.
Keep on looking for your nice
girl. She exists. And she will
be just as glad to find you as
you will be to find her.
Do not feel for one moment
that you have to lower your
standards to find companionship.
love and happy marriage. Some
Gay | hope you will write to tell
me you have found her!
The Washington times., 1927-09-13
Did You Slight Him?
nEAR MISS FAIRFAX.

met certain young man
last November. He has always
treated me with respect whenever
we met, as he is a perfect gen.
tleman. l love him, and / think
ne cares great deal for me. He
told one Of my friends that he
thinks highly of me. l have only
been out with him a few times,
as ne does not call or take girls
out often.
Recently, I invited him to n
party at my home. Not reaIiz.
ing what was doing. | avoided
him the latter part of the eve
ming and spent the time with an.
other young man. The man
love remarked about this, and 1
know he is disappointed in me.
Please tell me how can regain
his friendship. ANXIOUS.
Unless you actually sighted
your friend, I cannot see that
you gave him cause to feel hurt.
You and he are not engaged, SO
surely he does not expect or
: claim all your time and attention,
II you are sweet and friendly to
MN when you meet. / am sure
ne VIII realize there was no slight
intended and will not think less Of
you because other young men also
enjoy your coinpanionship.
Believing he has done his share.
Nicholas Ulitenkov, OF Viasma.
White Russia. who claims to have
reached the age Of 1872 years, has
decided to quit work. He saws he
was volunteer in the Russian
army which pursued NapoIeon'a
in 1912.
The Washington times., 1927-09-13

praise it to everyone" (Signed)
Charles Greay. 1904 Mount Vernon
The Washington times., 1927-09-13

illness and unhappness which privileged pierce
And why? When she young lovely, poised
the brink of the adventure call Life fell in love-
but she was too to little later she fell love
again. but this time he and her selfish pride de-
manded who could give everything Then
The Washington times., 1927-09-13
The knowledge Test For
Readers of The Times
Fill Each Blank

Fill Each Blank
l. Hoosier is nickname for resident of
2 Rio de Janeiro is the capital of
g. The Beloved Disciple" st.
A. The national song of France is
s. tadpole is a young
Which Is Each of the Following Applied to?
6. Sevres 10. Phaeton
Z. Bordeaux II. Holstein
8. Westphalia IL. Greenng
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19
YUKON BRINGING 35O PASSENGERS ON
 NORTHBOU|VD TRIP
NOEL SMITH, B. H. BARNDOLLAR, E. COKE HILL AMONG PROM-
 INVENT PASSENGERS

SEATTLE March 19. P)-The s. s. Yukon sailed at o'clock this morning and carried $50 passengers. Passen- gers booked for Seward are: B. E. Gaskill, Gilbert Highet, John Rice, Eric Hard, E. M. Wheelan, o. P. Lar son, G. c. Mouler, Joe Ensly, L. H. Skelton, Mrs Geo. Anderson, H. A. Storm, Alex Heggblom, H. c. Dunlop, D. L. Thomas, Dennis Hurley, Minnie Thompson, F. w. Brayford, wife and son, Noel Smith and wife, B. H. Barn. dollar Virginia Runkel, Maurice Mar. caro, Mrs. M. H. Dubruell, Mrs. B. Dubruell, Mona Norgard, John Gus taphson, Mrs. l.. Hooley, S. B. Finlay and wife, F. Doya, O. F. Erickson, E. Frederickson, B. Guderean, B. Sclener, Glen Lutz and brother, A. Sitter, John Duncan, w. P. Mckenzie, Victor Wid- ing, P. Waldron, L. B. Ely and wife, B. Coke Hill and wife, Mrs. s. Asp, l.. J. Scanlon and wife, Mrs. c. M. Eek man, w. H. Gilcher, A. Bregler and wife, H. J. Emard and wife, A. Lawton and wife, Geo. Hutchinson and wife, G. w. Watsjan and wife. Charles Peter son, Charles Freeman. L. Stepp, wife and daughter, B. Severtson, Dr. G. H. Riteman, M. D. Baker, G. B. Meredith, L. H. Cooper, Oscar Kettle, L. L. Scraibner, L. L. Clancy, Mrs. w. A. Doyle and daughter, R. B. Mays, Jake Hupfinger, J. J. Connor and wife, B. V. McMahill and wife, Thos. H. White, Evan Russell, John Dalton, Mrs. Ida B.. Lewis, Fanney Johns, John Lun- stad, A. Raybear, Wm. Luhdorf, Wm. Kliby and Is steerage.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19
WINNIPEG FUR SALE BRINGS TOP PRICES
 OF s80 FOR OTTER
MUSKRAT RANGE FROM S1.6O TO
 S1.oO - WHITE FOX BRING FROM S38 TO S51

WINNIPEG, March 19. P)-Otter fur reached $50, the top price, at the conclusion of the auction. The aver age price for the best northern was SPA to $50; two pale and singed brought SIP to s22. Nineteen thou sand muskrats were offered Winter and falls ranged from s1.6O to S1.SO. A select lot of British Columbia win ,ters brought S2.60. Timber wolves swere 15 per cent over the January sale at s16 to s25. Lynx sold on an average of $40 for large ones, and two marten sold for 30 to 40 per cent advance Fine northern brought SPA to BPS, with the top price S69. White for sold for s3S to SAP, the best No. 1 and 2 reaching $51.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19
FALL OF MARKING
 |S EXPECTED DAILY;
 GENERAL STR|KE 0|I
GENERAL STRIKE BEGINS TODAY; 100 BELIEVED DROWNED IN
 WRECKED VESSEL

SHANGHAI, March 19. P)-The fall of Ranking is expected daily. The Shantung forces are not offering serious resistance to the Cantonese. The Shantgungese fighting" is con- sidered mainly for the purpose of driv- ing a harder bargain for the withdraw al from the Yangtse valley. The General Labor Union called gen. eral strike beginning today at noon, to Shanghai. The strike is purely politi- cal and the workers are ordered to maintain order.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19
MOB STORMS JAIL FUR NEGRO THOUGHT
 ASSAULTED GIRLS
TWO THOUSAND STAGE RIOT; THREE MEN INJURED - MA
 TIONAL GUARD CALLED

COFFEYVILLE, Kas., March l9. R-Three injured men, a wrecked city jail and four men under arrest were the evidences of race riot last night when 2,OOO persons stormed the fail in an attempt to lynch a negro prisoner arrested on suspicion of at. tacking two white girls. Three Ma tional Guard companies were called to disperse the rioters. Four men were arrested for footing. The negro was released because the girls were unable to identify him. Hundreds of the mob broke into the second story of the jail. Tear bombs and a company of guards were required to hold them at bay while the negro was hidden in the cupolo; then the mob was allowed to search the jail.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19
LYNX FUR SUSTA|NS
 DROP SEATTLE SALE;
 NEXT AUCTION APRIL
MARTEN JUMPS TEN PER CENT AND FISHER INCREASES 20
 PER CENT

7 SEATTLE, March 19. P)-Lynx furs dropped 20 per cent below last months Seattle auction offering. Sev- en hundred and fifty lynx sold at from S35 to s3S; marten jumped 10 per cent; fisher increased 20 per cent. Two hundred and fifty marten brought an average price of $24.10; fisher av- eraged s4S, one of the best lots selling for s75; ermine averaged S1.SS, large , and extra large s3.25; best Alaska S2.5O. Otter sold at S22.60; wolf sS.9O with the best lot bringing S19.25; beaver, s26.35; blue fox, $41.27, best lot of Alaskans S60; wolverine, S23.5O, Siberians, BPS to s35; Alaskans, SIS to s2O. The next auction will be held April 2.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19

SHANGHAI, March 19. N-The way was practically opened for the Cantonese to enter Shanghai when the left wing of the Shantungese defend ing army on the Sung-kiang front 20 miles southwest of here crumpled. The Northern troops surrendered, return ing toward the city. The Cantonese have been encircling both Shanghai and Ranking, and are reported to be only ten miles from Ranking on the west and south borders. Panic-struck- en Chinese, fearing Shantungese loot ing and violences when the Cantonese take the city, continued arriving from Ranking.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19
A[ATNA INDIAN |S |, WINNER DOG DERBY;
 LADIES HAVE RACE t In0'-O i"HH
JOHN OLDMAN WINS OVER 20- MILE COURSE IN ONE HOUR
 33 MINUTES, 19 SECONDS

TNANA, March 19. P)-John Old man. Alatna Indian; drove his team of malamutes and huskies to victory over the 2O-mile course in one hour, B minutes and 19 seconds. Zacharia Taylor of Tanana drove his huskles 6Nerthe course Il seconds behind Old man. Robert Alexander of Tanana was third in one hour and 35 minutes with five other teams pressing closely. Marion Antoski won the ladies' eight mile race; Katherine Paul second; Irene Coulombe third.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19
ANOTHER REDUCTION
 IN TAXES FUR 1928
 POSSIBLE, COOLIDGE

WASHINGTON, March 19. R- President Coolidge believes another tax reduction is possible next year. How far it will go and what method is used will be left by him to the Sec retary of the Treasury and House Ways and Means committee, which will frame the bill. Coolidge's view is based on Secretary Mellon's estimated surplus for this fiscal year ending June 30, to exceed $500,00,000. One of the largest since the war income tax collections for the first quarter of this calendar year is expected in the first three months.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19
VIOLENT STORM IS REPORTED BY E|DER
 AT DUTCH HARB0R
SEAS SWEEP OVER DECK AND CABIN-ICE LISTS VESSEL TO
 DANGEROUS ANGLE

DUTCH HARBOR, March 19. (P)- The Elder returned from King Cove and reported violent storms. Seas swept over the cabin and deck an ice ging caused it to list to a dangerous angle. The attennae was lost through the weight of ice. The Catherine D. arrived at King Cove. The captain reported the worst trip he had expe- rienced since navigating these waters. The Skagway anchored in Ikutan Bay covered with ice and unable to reach her destination on account of ice conditios in False Pass.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19
GOVERNOR MISSOURI HENRY l, WHITFIELD
 SuCCUMBS CANCER
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DEN MS MURPHREE AUTOMATIC
 ALLY HEADS STATE

JACKSON, Miss, March 19. (P)- Henry I. Whitfield, Governor of Mis- souri, died here at the age of 59 years. He succumbed to cancer of the bone which first attacked his left leg, caus- ing amputation a few days ago. He returned to his executive duties, but again was forced to bed. Lieutenant Governor Dennis Murphree of Pitts boro automatically becomes Governor.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19

Power and light service were dis abled and the rescuers searched the ruins by aid of lanterns, following the cries of the injured. Half hysterical women ran about the streets many carrying babies.
 Nine persons were killed at Denver, Ark. Hail shattered almost all of the windows in buildings and residences. A hundred, homes were unroofed at Rohenwald, Tenn, and a three-year- old girl was killed by lightning.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19

CHUNG-KING, March 19. (P)-More than a hundred persons are believed to have been drowned by the wrecking of the motor vessel Chongfu in the Yangtse river near Su-chau. Most of the victims are soldiers who ordered the vessel to navigate 6 dangerous stretch of water at night, contrary to usage.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19

JOPLIN, Mo-, March 19. (P)-Approximately two score persons were killed and than hundred n- jured by tornadoes, high winds hail and lightning in and Tennessee last night. About 30 killed and n- ured at Green Forest Ark and vicinity by tornadoes which wrecked the business district and devastated farms Fire broke out following the tornado destroying ming factory and several houses The people made at tempt to fight the fire, but started rescue work
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19
KACKLEY WINS BOUT

WILMINGTON, Calif., March 19 (P) Jimmy Kackley, former all-navy lightweight champion, won by a tech nical knockout over Albert Jacks of England in the eighth round of a scheduled ten-round boat here.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19
Central South States Struck by Tornadoes
 Many Killed, Injured

BY VIOLENT STORM-BUSINESS DISTRICTS DE- VASTATED-CRIES OF INJURED MINGLE WITH HYSTERICAL WOMEN-HAIL SKATERS WIN DOWS, HUNDREDS HOMES UNROOFED-GIRL KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19

|coNFEssEs sMUGGLED WEAPONS CHICAGOG, March 19. (P)-Juanita Sallado, aged 19, is said to have con- 'fessed that she aided in the jail break
 at Joliet by smuggling saws to the prisoners She is said to be the sweet heart of Bernardo Roa, one ofthe es- |caped slayers.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19
APPOINTS REGENTS AGAIN

OLYMPIA, Wn., March 19. (P)- Governor Hartley reappointed five re- gents to the University of Washington after they had been twice rejected by the Legislature.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19
BOE|NC A|RPLANE C0.
 WILL BUILD 32 PLANES

SEATTLE, March 19. P)-The Boe- ing Airplane company of Seattle has been awarded $5OO,OOO contract for the construction of 32 pursuit planes for the navy, P. G. Johnson, vice president of the concern, announced o- day. They will be capable of develop ing bttween 150 and ITO miles per hour.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19
LENsE ON COMET TAIL

CHICAGO, March 19. P)--A spec trum photograph of a comets tail, the first ever attempted by science, will be undertaken in June by the Uni- versity of Chicago scholars.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19
MOVIE ARTISTS MARRY

LOS ANGELES, March 19. R- Donald Keith, motion picture actor, married Miss Kotherine Spicuzzi of Los Angeles here last night.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-19
RESPONDED WITH BANK
 ROLL; BROTHERS NABBED

SAN FRANCISCO, March 19. P)- Julias and Leopold Blumen, otherwise known as the Busch boys, formerly employed in the bank here, who de- camped with $110,OOO and who were arrested in England, were sentenced to from one to ten years in San Quen- tin prison.
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JULIUS CAESAR will be presented by Players
New Amsterdam Theatre beginning
star cast ncude Mary Eaton, Renne Mary Young,
Tyrone Power, Marion Coakey VIM. Courtegh,
BONE James Powers Pedro Cordoba Henry
LOMBARD LTD, by Frederick and Fanny Hatton will
vivd at the George M Conan Monday
Carrio in his old role. Murray Phillips the producer
THURSDAY
TALK ABOUT GIRLS" musical by William Duncan
based play by John Hunter Booth, open
night at the Waldorf Irving
and Harold Oob and Stephen Jones composed the Harry
H. Oshrn and Sam H. Grisman the producers
Andrew Tombes Russell Mack, Taylor William
ley Madeyn Kleen Spencer Charters Bernard
Frances Upton.
BABY NINE" Margaret Mayos will
day at Channs 10th Street Theatre
Tuerk Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle will stage
the leading role Others in the cast includes Patrick
Tiden, Anne Kosant William Rathbun Humphrey Bogar