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the necessary protective food. The
meal was pronounced perfect.
She used one can corn. four cups raw
potatoes cut In cubes. one sliced onion.
one and one -half-inch cube salt pork
cut into bits. one quart milk. eight soda
crackers, four tablespoonfuls butter, salt
and pepper. The pork bits were cooked
IN frying pan until crisp. The onion
vas added and cooked until golden
brown. The fat Was strained into a
saucepan. TO this we're added potatoes
and two cupfuis boiling water. When
potatoes we're soft corn and butter were
added. The crackers were soaked In
cold milk then put in The mixture
wak seasoned and served steaming hot
IN large bowls
Later tH the evening the PAGE family haI
sandn 'hss 10 get Many fe"eines HfIt.
Ia her ssTe Of ths paper. inrinsiuz a
stamped eel addressed envelope. Ash for
her ieanet on sand trhts "
tropytisht. i92hl
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I'LL A4fAL ~ Il WILLY ". Bt RECESS

AT last Billy Mink came To a path
deep in the snow He paused on the
edge Of 1t and looked down He knew
whose path that was. He knew that it
mad been made by Iightfoot the Deer
and his family. The FOOTPRINTS of
Jumper the Hare ended right on the
edge Of it. Billy looked over on the
other side. TO see If there were any
footprints there. There were none
Billy Jumped down into the path. His
nose told him AT once that Jumper had
gone along that path Billy hurried
little faster. He came to cross-path
His nose told him that Jumper had
kept straight on. He came TO where
the path forked. Once more that
trusty little nose OF his guided him
Alright. And then. quite abruptly. he
lost all scent Of Jumper the Hare.
Billy Mink sat up and glared this
way and that. His nose was filled with
the scent OF deer and deer scent was
so strong that Billy could find no trace
of Jumper the Hare. It was plain that
Lfghtfoot the Deer and his family had
come along after Jumper the Hare had
been there Billy had been taking II
very easy until now. He hadn't hur-
ried. But now he hurried. There we're
several little paths going in several d.
rections Billy ran a little way down
each in turn. Nowhere could he find
the scent OF Jumper the Hare But
in two or three of the paths the deer
scent was very strong.
Billy returned to the place where he
had lost the scent of Jumper. There
he sat up for moment and snarled
Then he ran back along the path down
which he had come. leaped out of IL
and disappeared in the Green Forest.
I know when To quit" muttered
Billy. II guess l don't want any hare
anyway, I'll go hunt for something
easier to Get I don't see ANY those
o@er had 70 come along just when they
cid. Jumper is lucky. that is all
can say for him. Well. If don't have
MIN now,I can have him some other
time. So'thats that
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The Sidewalks of Washington
BY THORNTON FISHER.

Sometimes. perhaps. It Is well TO wreck
landmarks.
1t might be mentioned that the former
home Of Gen. Grant at No. 3 East
Sixtieth street. New York City. Is soon
TO be demolished To make room for an
apartment building. 1t was In this
house that the retired ex-President used
TO sit and acknowledge the salutes Of
passers-by. Later the general was re-
moved 10 Mount McGregor. ". T., where
he passed away. Just another example
OF the onward pres: OF progress. and
yet what Sily.
A Washington resident sends the fol-
lowing brief incident To us. While in
England. the writer said, he happened
TO attend session Of court. A cock
ney person was called as a witness and
entered the box. One of the lawyers
took him In hand and inquired, What
Is your occupation"
"Oh. OF puts the crosses on tbs .,
cross buns"
"Oh. you do. en-. so you puts the
crosses on the 'ot cross buns" repeated
the lawyer, sneeringly, much 10 the
amusement Of the spectators.
Last Wednesday a hatieSs and coat
less man OF 81 according TO his oTn
Words stood on packing box In z
street and gathered about him pe-aeps
hundred persons, curious folk. 20
whom time was something 10 be found
on clock. The elderly gentleman xas
engaged primarily in the business Of
selling books on health. For so cents
or 81, or both. one could find the road
10 health. The coatless. vhiskered per-
son challenged any one Of his audience
70 ask him any question. He would
answer 1t pronto.
Does any one OF you know vhai
KIND OF milk you drink" mo answer
NO OF course. you don't. You're Just =
lot Of dumbbeIls. Do you know tne
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citation from q teacher who Is trained n
this work. There are several different
systems used for correcting suffering.
One Is 20 sing each word and then sresk
IL slowly. II there are certain words
that give you trouble practice on ther
or spelling them. then prorouacirS
them slowly and then singing them. Ths
average person does not realize xhat an
elaborate coordination Of nerves srG
muscles Is required in speaking, In the
case Of the person who Is aciicte6 with
stsn,mer,ng or suffering there = Sor,e-
thing that interferss with this delicate
coordination and IL takes . great dssl
OF patience and practice - overcome
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When the water is boiling. salt II and
scatter the cornmeai in by the handful.
stirring constantly. Cook until it is a
thick, smooth batter. and at the last
stir in a good handful of -four. which
binds it and makes IT better for frying.
Serve hot with milk or cream and
sugar. or fry 1t, II you are going 10
fry ii. first pour 1t into a creased bread
pan and bake IL for while. Cut IL In
slices when cold and fry in hot lard or
butter 10 nice brown. Serve with
sYrlp
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DAILY DIET RECIPE
Asparagus Sa Ia d.

Asparagus. can.
Oil 6 tableSpoontuls.
Salt. teaspoonful.
Paprika, !. tcaSpoonful
Vinegar. tablespoonfuls.
Chopped pickles. tablespoonfuls.
Chopped green pepper. table
spoonful.
Chopped parsley tcaspoonful.
Chopped chives, teaspoonful
PimentoeS, ?.
SERVES SIX PORTIONS.
Drain asparagus and chill. Maxi a
dressing of the remaining ingredients
Mix well and pour over the asparagus.
which can be served on individual salad
plates on lettuce. Garnish with III
mcnto strips binding the stalks.
DIET NOTE.
If mineral oil we're used in dressing
salad could be eaten by one wishin.
TO reduce. Olive oil is high In fat
content. Recipe contains lime. iron
vitaln!n B. Can be eaten by adults Of
average or under weight and by those
wishing to reduce II mineral oil were
used.
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0x.Tall SCUM.

Cat one OK tab into pieces and fry
brown In butter Slice three onions and
two carrots, and when YOU remove the
OK tail from the pan put these IN and
brown them also When done Tie them
IN bag with bunch Of thyme ana
drop into the soup pot. Lay the pieces
81 OK tail In. then two pounds ot lean
beef cut In small slices. Crate over
ihem two carrots Add four quarts Of
cold water with salt and pepper. Boil
for about six hours. according 10 the
size of the on tail Strain The soup for
~ minutes be tore serving. thickrn with
two tsbiespoonf,iis OF Drowned t)uf
then boil for 10 minutes longer
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that eoo6-t0r- nothing little white
cousin ot mine hadn't got in the way I
would have had Jumper by this time
NJ. box that fellow did travel out OF
here. Just lock al the length of those
Jumps. Well. il he's as silly as most
hares are he'll soon be running in
circle. and then he'll be my dinner"
But Billy soon found that Jumper
wasn't silly He wasn't running In
>:<%.>s. He was going straight away.
end ne Tas going fast. Still Billy kept
rIGk' n. He kept his little nose 10 the
tnow. ana every time he came TO the
footprints Of Jumper his nose was
tickled with the scent of Jumper and
ne became more determined than ever
that he would catch him. He ran
easily, 20 Els not 70 tire himself He
knew that II he kept on sooner or later
ne would be likely 10 catch up with
Jumper
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Cheese Relish.

S'>AS c;se cssSss,, ~ (Ssy bread crv~,A,
~ '"r eapsNsl> II a,.!> Min a plneh ~
eaSsns >r<is, Ewe cSS< Nss,ea ,ssAt. TAO
'ea>sSN>ass,'S - ass,;si essgtey. csss S,aag
seaSsNNoasGl Vi SaS ana dash ct ~
pepper. FNs te> >>Na<cS crumbs sNSS
milk wt'h he cSS AMI $t!v IN sae St,,,-
mi os grated CNaeSs. Raj very nSy,s
ami yarn into a NS0 eSssees,N>s v,,S,aos
0tSA, aaNs ths evSn sSAssV and rasNNv
hos and haze fC'y AS,g an A,,sy Y MI
X pGty, hSVWa and &S,Sc1,NsS av3
Sss>>0lS X eaten A. CssS>
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the nealdine point. let cool little. add
the Juice Of one lemon and beat uutil
light and cold Then beat III three cge
whites gradually. which have hrst been
beaten unttl dry Turn the mixture into
mold lined with slices VI banana
Serve with cream
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dome Of The Capt.
toll. My boy. ID
years old, finally
induced me TO
ing him to
Washington TO see
the old place. I
had seen pictures
If the new Union
Station. but buried
back in my head
was the vision Of
The tiny, miserable
B. Il o. Depot. I
wasn't quite pre-
pared when we
pulled into the
majestic terminal,
On the site Of
which, I recall.
stood blocks of
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MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

Dear Miss Leeds. Every one else
seems 10 write 10 YOU for advice. SC
| I'm going 10. alSo. and goodness knows
need IL, am l6i. years old. 5 fee,
SD inches tall and weigh 10 pounds
have enlarged pores. b,ackheads and
few p.mples. Some DAYS I do not
put on any makeup. but when I do
clean my face a, night with cold
cream. The next morning / wash my
face with soap and water. maSSaging
III the la'her without using wash
cloth. After this ! often rub in a
small quantity Of cream and leave IL
on for about five minutes. Try 10
cat what ! should. such as vegetables
l have consulted four different doctors
about my complexion and they al say
the blen;Shes are due 10 my age and
that III outgrow them in time. but
they do not recommend any local
treatments Please tell me what 20 do
Tor double chin. Sometimes ] get =
little too slender. and when I try 70
pat or weight ! get n double chin
HoTe I'm no bother. BILL.
Aas.cr-I am glad TO help Won with
voHr problems my dear. and fee.
sure that other readers will De inter
e>ted III their solution also. Many
young people suffer from ENLARGED
pores and psmpleS without apparer,
cause other than The physical changes
CHARACTERISTIC 10 the adoleSceng pertod
II Is not necessary ca have h,sckhcadS
however. and the other hiemiSheS may
he reduced by the proper care. Yoa
should not SO 10 bed at nigh, With
out firSt washing your face. The
cleansing cream removes only the pow
der and surface dust You should
follow The cleansing with cream hy
washing the SKIN. Rinse OF the snap
thoroughly in clean. warm water. then
oathe your lace Tor several minutes IN
cold water, Your second mistake Is ~
roS coli cream into YOUR SKIN after
washing II without pa;tins on an as
rinyeat astegaSrd ~ close the yNAyeS
II YOU rert!y these two errayS l an,
sure that yoar complexion Will IMPROVE
would liSe voa 20 have a COPY ~
NV Tree leaart that gives other treat
meniS for p,nsrleS and a,ackheaS<
fira>e send stamped Ssis~adSreSSc6
enNeiepe Tor Il You should Try ~ gain
IN or Is pounds IN weight I, Is \
simple matter ~ keep away the double
chm II vou practice correct pts>,uye
and DO the meek ~nendias aud head
turning exercises described III my Leaf
let an "Rea0tiiviag the Neck and
ThrSat," Ask for !; when Nea write
again, lois i.EEpS.
The Suffering Habit
Dear Miss Leeds th l St3tter veyr
badly and AZ times can hardly make
mvSelf understood This Is very en-.
earraSSlae HOW NAV overcome IL
~ l am ia wears Nd. ) feet : inches
tail and weigh lo9'a pN,lnS& Is my
Weight eoyrrcts ~ | have SarS
complexion and dark esowa ewes
What cclorS are becoming ~ me-
BROWN ENkSS
An>wer~,N Neu should have $INa-
eias Instruction IN CORRECT clear cNiu~
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difference between
Grade A. 3 OF c
milk. Well. II
tell You" And he
promptly proceeded
70 enlightea n;
audience.
In the mea r.
time. cars began
70 pull up 10 the
curb. One lady in
a sedan nearly fell
OFT OF the vin6oz
in her effort u
hear the speaker
ne was an exam
pie OF what ths
book taught
rugged. sturdy ar
youthful for al HI
age. Did he 81
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NANCY PAGE
Cold Goes With Corn and
Chilly With Chow der
ny ftbREACE ~ GA>kE
ny FLORENCE IA CAME.

."On a bitter cold evening there Is
nothing like a great big bowl of steam
ing chowder,'' Nancy remembers hear
ing Peter saw that months before she
knew that she was going 10 be Mrs
Peter Page. But here was the bitterly
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--kIiIN MINK
Shadow The Weasel tas far too wise
n co more than quarrel with his
cousin, Silly Mink He was far too
wise 10 get into fight with Billy. So
after telling Billy what he thought OF
him and calling him 10: of bad
names Shadow turned and bounded
awav through the Green Forest Billy
Mink at once resumed the following of
the trail Of Jumper the Hare Amos,
ut once his nose told him that Jumper
must have been close by when he and
Shadow the Weasel began to quarrel.
He heard us and took 10 those long
heels OF his" nauttered Billy Mink. II
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Banana Sponge.

soften one"ihifd box Of gelatin IN
one"thlfd cupful Of cold water. add
dhe"thltd cupfnl ot boiling water and
ons'halt cupful Of sugar. Strain over
one cupful OF banana milp. Heat q
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his fault, Build ~ YOUR genera heath
rs this wil give yea rsc-s y,sSe -
Your weigh: - CORRECT tsl Ecu -,ay
wea. warm e-SoNrsS, fans peach. deer
cream, DARK reds burgundy. a,anNSsrg
deep yellow. ectcS-ae5 rust. sp-sccs.
ecr0. darkest eNse. dccp green
lois LSECS.
n o F-SS9 may NSA- The Ssr.s
cS,sogS Esss, have >,ssSSSscS sox ~S~Nuu
Yves" aScVe
Interested Reader The vav treatment
Tor ths permanent, rscfcNal - S1vsst,I.
cs,S hair MAY D. had ~ .,sNSs large c,s-
ties lt Is CNca,gavy ~ ss,v g>N,ssy 4, Sty~
rsN reSScy> the names ana addresses -
any praesltsc0eyS ~ Ghs e>'Sutv arts. ~.
WA SNsc'sc>$ WILL els6 ~ lHt>y,caty',
wa desire ~ IA tclepflN,s Gl-s>sy>y~ ~
III 'ac advertising pages ~ neW$,NScvS
tCtS lSECNS
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Shoulder Flowers Have Grown
BY MARY MARSHALL.

A recent fashion observation received
from Paris--whch seems To me to be
Of more specific than general applica-
tion-is that shoulder flowers are no
longer being worn, The fact is that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
DOROTHY DlX'S LETTER BOX
With Exception of His Mother, Is ANY Woman
Necessary in Life OF Manufacturing Pretty
Girl OF 10 Choose Career

YEAR MISS DIX:
- he told of the a
q
a D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21

Several Of our readers have asked for
pattern -dia gram Of a little girls
frocks and. seeing any number OF the
new things for little girls prepared for
late Winter and Spring. VIC have
sketched one for you this week Send
me a sclf-addresScd, stamped envelope
and I will send you the sketch with an
adjustable diagram pattern and direc-
tons for making
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THE SHOULDER FLOWER HAS
GROWN TO A LONG TRAILING
VINE. THIS CONSISTS OF A
RED METALLIC ROSE WITH
Green METALLIC LEAVES
TRAILING DOWN THE SIDE OF
THE BODICE.
.eweled shoulder brooches have come
into prominence and that at some gath
erincS az we'll dressed Women they are
worn almost to the. exclusion Of the
artificial shoulder f6wer These Jew
eled and metal ornaments have the dis
tinCt advantage OF not being mussed-
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and for theater or restaurant wear are
therefore preferable.
So far from having actually gone out
OF fashion, however. the shoulder flower
has grown until it is no longer a mere
blossom but vCritable vine. hanging
down from the shoulder to the waist
and sometimes down the back as well.
An interesting shoulder ornament re-
Gently worn by French actress of note
consisted of diamond-studded bow
knot. perhaps 3 inches across. placed
on the left shoulder. with an identical
ornament placed at the left hip.
These leweled pins in pairs are very
much admired at the present time One
clever Jewelry set I saw the other day
consisted of a pair of twin bracelets. a
pair of earrings. and two Identical
brooches. You may wear both brace
lets on one arm or one on either arm,
and the brooches YOU may wear one on
either shoulder. one on the shoulder
and the other or inches below It,
For an afternoon frock the matching
brooches may be worn one on the
shoulder and the other as hat orna-
ment.
Jewcle6 or enamcled buttons are
among the new accessories and collec-
tors Of antique iewelry in Paris have
recently had brisk demand for all
sorts OF fine old leweled or metal but
tons. On some of the new frocks all
the buttons in a row do not match
One iewelcd button may head the line
Of plain gold ones or single enamel
button may appear in a row of plain
ones.
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Billy Mink Gives Up.

There always - tlr1e To out:
Er WISE WHO rero&nI2es II
Billy MN
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Fried Cornmeal Mush.

itnnyrlght l0"s.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-03

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SA..E-HOUSES.

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Evenings. Wisconsin 3249
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For 500 Cash
You can take title and possession Of
one of these new Semi detached
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There's no reason why you should
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CLEVELAND PARK.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

lO7 TAYLOR AVE, EVANSVILLE, MD.
5-room bungalow, cellar. electric lights.
garage; fruit trees and flowers; lot 66x217
IT: vacant. c. F. WARING, owner. 1916
st. NV
IN VILLAGE IN SOUTHERN MARYLAND.
Sbout 20 miles from the District. acres of
land with Groom house, electric lights hot
and cold water, sta bile. earage and outbuild-
mss. Price for quick sale. $4,000.
A. T. ROBINSON.
5l5-516 Bond Bldg.
I4th and N Y. Ave Main 442
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-21
Mr.. Hlllquit "Revivifed"

The yesterday from the lawoffces of the
party the effect that that party will be ere
vvified again become factor American politics is
interesting tho it is only about 80 cent untrue
revvifying fluid in the form of money formally
and aOorerS organizations the statement
yellow leaders have little else about
the working GLASS; absolutely nothing say the working
The present class character of the socialist party further
indicated by the conditions which they hope to inherit the
mighty protest vote of the LaFoette campaign The socialist
party hopes be revved by of drawing into its
position satown capitalists take the
place the workngcass elements which has lost This is
when ea the Hqut plan for the form of
ganzaon form modelled after the Tamany
hall type vote cast for the party and not the holding of card
of and party discipline and activity is to make
a member of the party.
The mighty protest is after the social
party according to the plan of its leaders, but the socialist
party shell of formerly working organization be
dsmane and its fragments swallowed by leadership
posed Hqu Oneals together with the homeless democratic
and republican politicians of the LaFolette movement.
And already ybourgeos policies party
begin and like the typical partisan poll
c Of trying get results of the democratic republican
PARTIES pressure For the declaration of
Tie party says that t will do its best make the old
candidates least of the issues without raddng
them"
successful campaign which these pseudo-socas
will be housekeeping which all workngclass urni
be left behind while the socialist lawyers storekeep
flat the democratic
and republican lawyers flat which will be steamheated
from the of the small capitalists AT rate will not
be necessary workers and workers organizations to supply
the steam heat
The successful campaign should be in which all stray
cling workngcas elements that may remain the socialist party
get out good and fight against the most dangerous
rap with which the bourgeose can ensare our class