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Evening star., 1927-11-22
Your Baby and Nine
nv MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.

Mrs. A. T.. B.: II give my eight
months-old boy, 3S ounces of milk, lo
Of water and tablespoons OF
maltose in five bottles. He also mas
cereal, orange juice, cod llVer OIL,
broth and zweiback. He Wakens at
night. cries once or twice, and then
goes off to sleep. Sometimes ne
whines and groans. Why is this! he
always sleeps on his stomach. is that
HARMFUL I'M.
Answer: Thirtyeight ounces OF milk
is more than any baby, or child, needs
in one day. Thirty-two ounces IS the
maximum amount. You are evidently
overfeeding him, and his discomfort
causes him to waken at night. Try
the beneficial effects of four feelings
a day and rearrange his present diet
bv the standard one in the leahet TINS
department offers. 1t is possible all
his foods may be given in excessive
amounts.
Perhaps you play with him too vio-
lently at bedtime. 1 have pointed out
the obvious reasons, indicated by his
diet. There may be other causes, OF
course.
Sleeping on the stomach is not at
all harmful. Some doctors contend
it is the natural attitude. AT least it
is natural for your baby.
Mrs. II. F.: Certified milk Is the
best milk one can buy. Doctors ad-
wise it because the best Is naturally
the safest to use for infants.
Evening star., 1927-11-22
Almond Rings.

Roll one-half pound of puff paste
very thin and cut it out will. bis
cult cutter. From each round cut a
smaller one from the center so that
the ring will be about an inch wide.
Beat the whites of six eggs to a stiff
froth. Add one-half pound of pull
verified sugar. and stir with the dish
in boiling water until the meringue
is thick. Slice one-half a pound of
blanched almonds very thin and stir
them into the meringue. Cool. then
with silver knife place this mixture
on the rings. Bake at the tempera ture
that is right for cake. These almond
rings will keep fresh for several weeks.
Evening star., 1927-11-22
A Sermon for Today.
By REV. JOHN X. GUM
Loves Counterfeits.
tCopyright. 1927

Text: Love is strong as death. -
Song of Solomon. wills.
Whenever / am asked to define
love, I always answer with the little
love jingle | used to hear in my
schoolboy days:
Love is feeling so divine
Description can hut make II less;
Something you feel but can't express.
Yet, while I cannot exactly define
love, | can point out its counterfeits.
And this is important, for love Is
something you can be easily deceived
about.
One may he deceived by certain
pleasing emotions, supposing them to
be phases of affection. while in fact
they are not the genuine feeling ana
will not stand the test of time.
Fondness for flattery is sometimes
mistaken for love. The girl who re-
ceives the homage that man is wont
to paw to the queenly beauty of wom-
an should beware lest she come to
think she is interested in the man,
when really she is only interested
in the tribute he pays to her vanity.
. 1t is possible that girl may be
deceived by her admiration OF attrac-
tive features and polite manners
suppposing that her heart has been
touched, when in fact only her fancy
has been touched.
Many a girl has made the mis-
take of getting her affections mixed
up with a desire for a home or for
wealth and social position-a mis-
take that almost always leads TO
matrimonial tragedy.
There will be less need for divorce
courts when young people cease TO
allow themselves to be deceived Dy
loves counterfeits. Real love says;
"Whither thou goest, l Will go;
where thou lodgest. | Will lodge !,
where thou diest. will | die; the Lore
do 50 to me. and more also. If ought
but death part thee and me"
(Copyright 1927
Evening star., 1927-11-22
Thanksgiving
Menus From Chefs
of Washington

Anthony Rota. chef at the May
flower Hotel. has made up the fol
lowing menu. which he considers ldeai
for Thanksgiving dinner:
Fruit supreme Rosette.
Blue Point oysters,
Little Neck or Cherrystone CLAIMS.
Chicken Ge!sGg,d SoSdlc Soup Hoes 4oes' Turtle.
Cream Of Fresh Mushrooms.
Devled Crab Meat
FiIet of Turbotin Bonne Femme.
Individual Chicken Pie.
Roast Turkey
ichestnut or oyster dressinEl.
Roast Sucking Pig.
Roast Goose
tcranherry or apple saucei.
Hubbard Squash String Beans.
White Onions.
:" 3asn Masned c, or =. Boiled Potatoes,
English Plum PUDDING
Mnce Pie Pumpkin Pie. Apple Pie.
Vanilla Ice Cream.
Delicious Apple, Raisins. Nuts.
TangerlnP.
Tea. Sweet Cider. Coffee.
The special recipe from this menu
furnished by NJ. Rota is. for English
plum pudding. The amounts are cal
culated to make dish for 40 persons
and for family dinners must be cut
down in proportion. The recipe is:
Two pounds of raisins, one pound
currants. half pound almonds. two
pounds beef suet, half pound mixed
lemon and citron. one and half
pounds brown sugar ounce of all
spice. eight eggs, six ounces bread
crumbs. three ounces flour, one glass
full of near beer, two glasses of rum
flavor. two glasses of brandy flavor,
the yellow outer coating from two
lemon peels. This mixture should
be placed in very close moulds and
steamed for slightly more than two
hours
Evening star., 1927-11-22
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Wednesday, November %.

Renefc aspects again rule tomor'
row, which should be rarely stimulat-
ing to all forms of industry.
This is a planetary government un'
der which to test ones most ambi'
tious plans, since it promises success
to honest endeavor.
Early in the morning quarrels
should be carefully avoided, since
consciousness of power may increase
natural egotism.
There is an especially good sign for
all sorts of mercantile pursuits ana
a healthy holiday trade is foretold.
Large amount of Christmas money
will be spent for practical gifts. it is
prognosticated.
Changes in fashions will assure
large profits in certain quarters, If
the stars are rightly read.
Again 1t is prognosticated that the
Pacific Coast Is to command world at
tention, as a result Of unexpected con.
ditions.
American diplomats again face new
problems with the dawn of 1928, un'
less the seers are at fault.
Persons whose birth date it is
should be careful of fire and explo-
sives in the coming year.
Children born on that date proba-
b!y will be much on the high seas
during their active careers. Many
naval officers are born under this
sign. Girls are likely to marry more
than once.
iCopyright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-11-22
Veal Galantine.

Get the butcher 10 bone breast
of veal weighing or pounds. Wipe
it with a damp cloth and lay IL skin
side down on board. Remove the
skins from one pound of sausages anC
spread the sausage meat over ths
veal and cut two hard boiled eggs and
about one half pound or less of ham
or tongue into thin strips. Place
these in rows over the sausage meat
sprinkle with chopped parsley, sail
and pepper. unless the sausage !,
highly seasoned, in which case tha
salt and pepper may he omitted. Ii
desired, few sliced pistaChio nuts
may be added also. Roll up the meat
tie it with string and put it into
sca;dai Toured cloth. Tie the end,
firmly.
Put the veal bones, an onion, car
rot and bunch of herbs into par
with cold water to cover. Bring Il
the boli. skim. add salt and the yea.
roll and simmer for about three hours
Lift up the veal, tie the cloth VI
more tightly and press the galantint
between two dishes with a weight
on top. When cold, remove the cloth
trim the ends and brush over will
glaze. Garnish with parsley or with
fancy shapes cut from aspic jelly OF
pimentos and cucumber skins
Evening star., 1927-11-22
Clothes for Working Housewife
BY MARY MARSHALL.

hoop for their tent. A caller was an
nounced and. with amazing deXterlty
my andmother would snatch off her
apron and slip the hoop beneath her
ample dress skirt-and--presto change
she was the always presentable min
ister's wife.
Present fashions are very kind to
the woman who does her own work.
Still. we do not always like to he
caught in our working clothes. We
still like to affect an air OF leisureli-
ness that we do not possess.
For the benefit of the young house.
wife who does her own work. our ar.
tist has designed in the sketch. The
frock is of navy blue crepe de chine
the housework ensemble shown made
like any simple indoor frock, save that
it has short sleeves. The long?sleeved
smock of cotton or linen covers 1t
completely. Such simple trick to
slip out of the Smock to find ones self
quite properly dressed for any caller,
A little rubber apron worn beneath
the smock over the frock would give
adequate protection for any sort Of
houSework.
never dreamed a neglice could
be so easy to make, or. having taken
such short time to put together,
could look so very attractive. You
need a piece of double width material
twice as long as line dropped from
your shoulders to your insteps. Two
strokes of the scissors is all the cut
ting out it requires. 1t would make
marvellous Christmas present. But
YOU must see the little sketch to know
how attractive it is. Just send a
stamped. self-addressed envelope and
| will send ii TO YOU with diagram
pattern and directions for making.
fCopvricht In".
Evening star., 1927-11-22

future as we'll as for the present.
Plenty of fresh air, outdoor exercise
and a wise diet will give you a good
natural color in your cheeks. In
youth a pale face is symptom OF
poor health. Putting on rouge will
cover up the symptom, but will not
remove the underlying cause of the
paleness. which will keep on growing
and will eventually rob you of beauty
and make you prematurely old. AS
one grows older the skin naturally
thickens so that the daily use of
rouge is not so harmful to a mature
woman's complexion as to young
girls. Keep your natural, girls
beauty as long as you can. t2) After
using the cold cream, wash the face
with warm water and soap. Rinse
well in warm water, then in cold:
Dry and pat on the witch-hazel. 81
Wash your face in cold water in the
morning. If YOU live in a city where
there is much dust and smoke in the
Evening star., 1927-11-22
YOUR MIND
BY PROF. JOSEPH JASTROW.
And How to Keep 1t Fit

in an airplane. you are curious to
know how it feels, and yet you are
scared to. To Lindbergh it's as COM
monplace as for you to ride in train.
How is it with you? Would your
curiosity take you up in an airplane
or your fear keep you down?
The same difference in the ups and
downs of human traits leads the curl.
Gus to sample new food in foreign
restaurants, and makes others when
they travel abroad complain that they
can't eat such strange things. Chi
neSe restaurants had to make their
way against avoidance of the strange
by appeal to the curious. Pioneers
had more curiosity than fear; the
stay.at-homes may have been built
the other way. But you are always a
bit Of both--you are attached to home
and also welcome chance to get
away for change. Perhaps in q
larger way, the same kind of differ
ence accounts for liberals and con
servatives.
fCopvriEht. 1877
Evening star., 1927-11-22
Young Girls Complexion.

3 Dear Miss Leeds: Cd l have been
using paste rouge regularly although
] am only IS years old. Is this bad
for my skin? l have a very pale
skin and find it necessary to use
rouge, but 1 am afraid its use will en-
large by facial pores. t2) I cleanse
my face each night with cold cream
and afterward ! pat on witch h-hazel.
Is this correct? 90 How should one
treat the skin in the morning when
one gets up? (D How can l stimu-
late the growth of my lashes. which
are very short? Y. Y. Il.
Answer-{) BY using cosmetics
regularly at your age you are laying
up trouble for yourself. Look ahead.
my dear, and build beauty for the
Evening star., 1927-11-22
Pineanple Custard.

To two ounces each of -four, but
ter and sugar allow threefourths pint
of milk. two eggs and half can of
pineapple. Melt the butter in a pan,
add the -four. and blend well. then
stir in the milk until the whole boils.
Cook for about four minutes. Draw
the pan to one side OF the fire and
stir in the beaten yolks of the eggs,
half the sugar and a tablespoonful or
more of the pineapple juice. Add the
nineapple cut into dice and put the
Evening star., 1927-11-22
Cnderweight's Double Chin.


Dear Miss Leeds: There are so
many things that I want to know and
can't find out. Will you help me? "a
How can I correct a double chin?
Exercise does not seem to help. l am
20 years old, 5 feet l inch tall and
weigh 105 pounds. t2) How can l make
my arms fatter? 90 l have rings and
tiny wrinkles under my eyes. (4
Should cold cream be used before or
after washing the face? 90 l use cas-
tile soap for my face. Is there some
better soap? (6) My hair used to be
black but is turning brownish lately.
How can l check this? "a Each side
of my forehead is overgrown with
hair. Should I use a depilatory to re-
move it? 80 What kind of tooth paste
will whiten the teeth? MARY
Answer am very glad to help
you. my dear. % You are ten pounds
underweight for your age and height.
The double chin is probably due to
incorrect posture. Practice holding
your figure as tall and straight as
you can while you walk with book
balanced on top of your head. You
should spend at least five minutes
both night and morning doing the
head turning and neck bending ex-
ercices in order to get results. (2) 1t
weight in order to improve the shape
of your arms. Try drinking an extra
quart of milk each day. (0 You are
| proba bly, suffering from eye strain.
Have an examination by an eye spe-
cialist. You may need glasses. "a Use
| it before washing to remove surface
CRIME mad makeup. t5) CASTLE is best.
| f6) Please send a stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope for my leaf1et on
| Care of the HAIR" 1t is unusual FOR
| hair to turn lighter in color in youth.
| although several such cases have been
reported to me. If your hair used to
| be oilier than It is now that would ac-
count for it's seeming lighter now. ca
Better leave it alone. 8) do not rec
ommend any proprietary products to
readers; ask your dentist.
LOIS LEEDS
Copyright 1921
Evening star., 1927-11-22
Watercress Soup.

Wash and pick over two punches
of watercress. chop slightly. and cook
for few minutes without browning
in two ounces of butter. Stir in ar
ounce of cornstarch or potato flour
and mix in gradually a quart of white
stock. Simmer for fifteen minutes
sift. return to the pan and reheat
Season and add two tablespoonfuls ot
cream. or gill of milk. Garnish with
a few leaves of watercress. Serve
with fried Croutons.
Evening star., 1927-11-22

mixture into creased pie dish. Bake
in slow oven until the custard sets.
Beat the whites of the eggs to a stiff
meringue. add the remainder of the
sugar, flavor with vanilla. and pile this
over the pudding. Dredge with sugar
and return the pudding to the oven to
brown the meringue slightly. Eat
hot or cold
Evening star., 1927-11-22
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
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Husband Is Jealous of Learning.

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Evening star., 1927-11-22

My grandmother was small.town
minister's wife who had to do much
of her own housework and still wsNt.
ed TO look presentable at any time
that members OF her husba nd's con-
Eregation came to call. They came at
any time of day or evening, in season
and out-sometimes, it would SEEM
Evening star., 1927-11-22
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

air. at night you may cleanse your
skin with cold cream before washing
1t. (4 If your eyelashes are naturally
short nothing can make them long
and curling, but you may stimulate
their growth by brushing them every
night with white vaseline. Use a small
eyebrow brush for the purpose.
LOIS LEEDS
Evening star., 1927-11-22

A SHORT-SLEENED FROCK OF
NAVY BLUE CREPE DE CHINE
WITH COLORED EMBROIDERY
MAKES AN AT-HOME ,FROCK,
WHICH CAN BE ENTIRELY PRO-
1ECTED BY A LONG-SLEEEED
LINEN OR COTTON SMOCk DUR
ING WORK HOURS.
largely for the purpose of seeing If
they might perchance catch the par
sons wife in housework regalia.
During her early married life hoop
skirts were the fashion. yet neither
she nor any other woman could very
well do housework in a hooped skirt.
So my grandmother used 10 dress
presentably for her daily tasks sans
the hoop-which she parked conven-
iently in the corner while she worked.
Sometimes the younger children play
ed they were wild Indians. with the
Evening star., 1927-11-22
FACE BECAME
BLOTCHED
AND PIMPLY
ALL-BRAN relieved con-
stipation-cleared skin
in 80 days!

Read this remarkable testimonial
to the power of ALL-BRAN over
constipatlon:
"For four years have been chronic
sufferer from constipation. Being sales.
man for skin preparations. / was brought
face to face with a serious question when
my face became blotched and pimply. i
tried everything without results until .
friend persuaded me to try the regular use
Of Kellogg's ALL-BRAN.
'Tn less than 80 days my constipated con-
dition was cured and my face permanently
cleared. Although sell skin salves, etc, j
recommend Kellogg's to my close friends"
Mr.. HERMAN DusAvrZ
Philadelphia, Pa.
More than forty diseases are
caused by constipation. Headaches,
bad complexions, weakness, dizzi-
ness and many other forms of suf-
fering. But Kellogg's ALL-BRAN
is guaranteed to relieve it. Eat two
tablespoonfuls daily; in chronic
cases, with every meal.
ALL-BRAN comes ready to
serve. Delicious with milk or cream
and add fruits or honey. Fine in
cooking. Sold and served every
where. Made by Kellogg in Battle
Greek. Recipes on package.
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-30
Lack OF Good Excuse
Made Scout lie ader
Swear Off SIN oking

FLUSHING, N. Y, JAN 29'-01-
Dan Beard, 77-year-old woodcrafts-
man and highest ranking uniformed
officer of the million or more boys
and men of the Boy Scouts in Amer
lea, has learned from youngsters as
well as taught them.
"Some dozen years ago." recalls
the national scout commissioner
was enjoying a good cigar when
scout asked, Chief, why do you
smoker | couldn't think of a good
answer, SO I threw the cigar into
the fire and haven't smoked since.
Mr.. Beard also declares that al
though he has an education in PLAIN
and fancy swearing, he uses no ex-
pletive stronger than "Bless my
soulw or my word" for fear a
Scout will hear him.
The commissioners is convinced
there is no such thing as funda-
mentally bad boy. He relates nu-
merous instances of boys who have
responded to the scout code of
honor, and declares, There are only
bad parents" Scouts, he says, show
cd the highest average in recent
scientific honesty test in public, an1
private schools.
1.-THE community and you and T.
in his opinion, "are responsible for
every young man in prison"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-30
Sergeant Major Jiggs
Duly Enlisted Mascot
Buried With Honor 5

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-P)-With
an entry showing that he died in
line of duty, January IL, and was
buried at Quantico, Va, with appro-
pirate ceremonies, the official record
of Sergeant Major Jiggs, U. S. Ma
rine corps, has been closed.
His record disc1oses that he ap-
piled for enlistment at the marine
barracks, Quantico, October IA, 1922,
and accepted. the same day as a
private in the United States Marine
corps for the term of life, unless
sooner discharged by proper author
ity."
In the formal application, his
name appears as King Bulwark, alias
"Jiggs.' 1t averred that he was "of
good habits and character" was "by
present occupation a mascot" and
agreed ito. accept from the United
States such bounty, pay, rations and
clothing as are or may be estab-
lished by law"
The application was witnessed by
Capt. William T. Clement, post adju-
tant, and signed with paw prints in
lieu of finger prints. 1t was sworn
20 before Smedley d. Butler, briga-
dier general, at the station, who also
was named as the relative or friend
ito be notified in case of emergency
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-30
Capturing .Gorillas
Is Hazardous Task

! JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 20 P)-
Ben Burbridge is Jacksonville's
champion extremist.
Part of the time he is business
executive, a reticent, mild hammered
man behind spectacles. At other times
he is bold follower of far trails,
a seeker of strange beasts
sMiss Congo one of the few
captive geril1as now living, cost Bur
bridge two, and half years lin the
heart Of Africa, near fatal attack
Of jungle fever, a handto-hand COM
bat with a band of gorillas, and the
scars of many other battles.
During his four expeditions to
the Congo, Burbridge captured eight
gorillas and brought back remark
able pictorial record of how the
beasts live and die. On each return
trip from the wilds, he says he
will never go back, but in the end
he always goes.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-30
CREENWAY FIELD DAY WILL Be
OBSERVED AT PHOENIX WITH A
SPLENDID PROGRAM APRIL q

man who is credited with making
last years program a success.
The Greenway Field day, in which
thousands of children and nation
ally known athletes will compete
has been endorsed and praised by
Arizona's greatest officials, educat-
crs and civic clubs. Although the
statewide program is several
months away, more than 1000 tickets
and SO boxes have already been dis
posed of. From every city and ham
let comes requests for application
blanks ana letters stating that ALI
the children in the school want to
enter the events" It might be
mentioned here that Ajo is sending
500 students to participate in the
various events.
i Prizes, cups and trophies will be
awarded the winners in all events
it was announced last night The
program will include competitive ath-
letic events for both boys and girls
marathon races, track meets, in>
door baseball, May pole drill, mill
tary competition, polo games, Boy
Scout drills, Girl Scout exhibitions.
mass calisthenics, cowboy events
and competitive cheering.
For those who like music with
their sports and entertainment, there
will be at least four bands on the
job-fhe 153th Infantry, Phoenix Ins
clan School, Phoenix High School
and the Boy Scout bands.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-30
DICTATORS ARE
RULERS OVER
HALF EUROPE

KOvNO, Lithuania, Jan. 29.-P--
Grating dictator upon a republic
is something of novelty, even if it
is a young republic, and Lithua-
mans have scarcely recovered their
breath since DIR. Anton Smetona up
set the existing order of things AMI
followed the example of Pilsudski
in Poland.
Although Smetona's history is al
most Identical with that of Pilsud-
ski, there has been nothing as yet
to indicate that the president who
put himself into office by over
turning the regularly elected gov
ernment, will try to make himselc
king.
With nearly half of the combined
areas of Europe and Asia, and al
most half of the combined popula-
tions of the two continents, under
the rule of men who are classed as
dictators, Lithuanian democrats are