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The Washington times., 1930-10-03
The Autumn Table
Should Be Cheerful
e
@I,,22

Modernism stays with us and
the autumn hostess win be seek
ing something expressive Of this
very up-to-dateneSs In the way Of
table decoration for coming par
ties. Low centerpieces are so
popular and here is one which
may be adapted to an individual
color scheme; use a green CLOTH,
that lovely shade which makes
one think of cool water. In the
center lay an oblong looking
glass. and In the center Of this
make two cubes Of small looking
glasses about two or three inches
high. Fill these with English
ivy and let some Of it trail over
the glass and on to the table.
r Now cut purple asters with
short stems, and put two or three
in the center Of each cube. Or
If you want something warmer
in tone, use some Of the lovely
reddish zinnias. Green glassware,
or black, harmonizes with this
color scheme or the black and
silver glass would be striking, too.
One thing about q modern table
Is that for the Silverware the new
modren designs should be used, or
some pattern which is extremely
simple and plain. There are lovely
new ones In the shops now spe-
cially designed for the modern
table. The knives have long
handles and short blades, and are
quite striking. If the hostess
wishes to carry the modernism
into other silver pieces, she will
find many in the shops to suit
her fancy.
While the color scheme Of this
table may be varied by the flow
erS used, it is well to keep to the
green cloth; there is something
about its coolness and austerity
which seems to fit particularly
well into the modern scheme.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
Have Your Car Washed
Clean While You Wait in
Bill Lynch's Auto Laun-
dry for Csc. Sundays
and Holidays, SIPS

You car viii last longer and will
look better If you have it washed
and taken care Of regularly. In
Bill Lynch's Auto Laundry-Wash.
ington'S most modern auto
laundry-~they win wash your car
clean while you wait-for 06 cents,
excepting on Sundays and holidays
when the price Is $1.25. This Is
just one Of the ways in which
this firm cares for your auto.
They polish cars with genuine
Duco polish, also do Alemiting.
Simonizing by experts, top dress
ing, motor cleaning etc.
Drive over to Bill Lynch'S auto
laundry and have them wash your
car. You'll find a comfortable
place to rest while waiting. 632
New York Avenue and 627 K
Street N. w. Open nights till
z P. M. Saturdays till Q P. M.
and on Sundays till z p. NJ.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
CURTIS SCORES
TARIFF FOES

WILMINGTON, DEL. oct. 3
CU.S3.-The United States has an
absolute right to enact tariff legis-
lation for the protection Of Amer
ican labor and industry regard
less Of other nations, Vice Presi-
dent Curtis declared here tonight
at a Republican rally.
Answering Democratic charges
that tariff legislation endangered
foreign trade, Curtis said Amer.
ican exports and imports gained
considerably after enactment Of
the Fordney-Mc Cumber act in
1922. He said;
II believe our country has a
right to enact and should enact
such tariff laws as the Con
gress thinks to be for the best
interest Of our people and this
without regard to the self-in-
terested wishes Of other cOun.
tries on the same principle that
our people have the right to
enact such immigration laws as
the Congress thinks fit.
"The people Of the United
States are concerned with their
own affairs and do not meddle
in the affairs Of other nations"
Miles Of pleasure await nO-car owners
anna a
car many attractive buys are
listed in tOday's Classified Ads.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
Summer Is Over and October Means Resumption
of More Normal Round. of Activities

the October entertaining takes formal
than had during summer the gay
ormaly parties vanished until another
homemaker begins put her and
affairs winter months to The
going careless, carefree summer is
Perhaps Of those who at this time viii stop to take
activities expenditures family during the
that money flown like water that retrenchments win
in order to bring budget out the end Of
the year.
leftovers always problem which
the conscientious housewife has face but with electric
refrigerator in the kitchen all this changed fact
interesting dishes lefovers that
makers buying that they surely foods
left over for future meals.
Delicious Menus for Leftover Foods
Cape Cod Cocktail
Chicken and Spaghetti Entree
Ke1rtnator Biscuits HGshed Brown Potatoes
Bnnunc Fluff
Nodded Lamb With Fruit
Salad PquGnt Cottage Cheese
Toasted Rolls MdrnGIGde
Raspberry
iced Fruit Cocktail
Tuna With Rice
French Fried Potatoes Golden Salad
Frozen Peach TGpiocG
Entree Resunsee
Celery curls RGdish Roses
Salad Scenes
Peaches and Angel Cake
Vegetarian Loaf
Spiced Grab Apples ShoestrtnO Potatoes
Wheat Toast MGTmGGde
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
SIR ESINE talks
ON PEACE

MANCHESTER, oct. 3.--Senti-
mental talk Of hands across the
sea" Is not going to stem popular
excitement in a time Of crisis, was
the view Of Lord Howard Of PEN
rith, former British ambassador to
Washington, long known as Sir
Esne Howard.
Speaking at a meeting Of the
English Speaking Union here, Lord
Howard said that II on both sides
Of the Atlantic people we're con.
vtnced by facts and figures of
what they stood to lose in compari
son with what they stood to gain
BY an appeal to arms. then indeed
war between Britain and America
would be literally unthinkable.
Lord Howard was arguing that
there is no better guarantee
against the recurrence of the
tragedy Of another world war than
good understanding between the
English speaking peoples.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

Soak gelatine In cold water and
dissolve in hot milk. Chop nut
meats fine, add rice, bread crumbs,
egg well beaten and SeaSoningS.
Combine with the hot milk and
turn into wet loaf pan. Place in
Kelvinator until firm. Slice and
serve with tomato sauce.
Nodded Lamb with Fruit
cup cold cooked lamb diced, 2
medium oranges, 2 slices pine
apple, 2 tablespoons granulated
gelatine. l cup cold water. 1h
cups boiling water, IA cup fruit
juice, / teaspoon salt, cup
sugar, " cup mild vinegar.
Cut leftover lamb roast in small
pieces. Cut oranges croSSwiSe
and remove sections with grape
fruit knife. Cut two slices Of
pineapple in small pieces. Drain
fruit and save the Juice. There
should be one cup Of drained
fruit. Crushed pineapple may be
used If more convenient.
Soak gelatine in cold water for
five minutes and dissolve in hot
water. Dissolve sugar. then add
salt, vinegar, and " cup orange
and pineapple Juice combined.
Chill gelatine mixture: when it
starts to thicken add meat and
fruit and turn into wet ring
mold. Chill In Kelvinator. When
ready to serve, turn out on chop
plate.
Frozen Chicken and Spaghetti
2 cups cooked spaghetti, "a cup
mayonnaise, 1A cups minced
chicken, 2 chopped sweet pickles,
salt, pepper, paprika.
Combine mayonnaiSe and spa
ghetti. then add ccid roast chicken
which has been cut in small
pieces, and sweet pickle chopped
fine. Season well. pack in Kel.
vinator freezing tray and chill for
an hour. This mixture should
not be frozen in the Iso-T -ThermiC
tray. but viii be Of the right con
sistercy II partially frozen in q
normal freezing tray for ! to 1h
hours. Slice and serve on lettuce
] with nayonAAiSe.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

Cape Cod Cocktails table
spoons sugar, % cup cranberry
sauce, 2 halves Of canned apricot,
/ large banana. .t
Slice banana and cut apricot in
small pieces. Mix ingredients
well and chill in Kelvinator.
Frozen Peach TapiOca-2 cups
milk, 3 tablespoons tapioca, u
cup sugar, " teaspoon salt, ! egg
yolk, y teaspoon vanilla, " cup
peach pulp, " cup heavy cream
2 tablespoons confectioners sugar
Scald milk in double boiler, add
tapioca, sugar and salt and cook
is minutes, stirring frequently
Pour over slightly beaten egg
yolk and return to double boiler
and cook until mixture thickenS
Remove from fire, add peach pulp
and chill. Whip cream, combine
with confectioners sugar and va.
hilla, and when the cuStard is
cool combine with the whipped
cream. Turn into KelTinator
tray and freeze for two hours.
Frozen Tuna FISH can tuna
fish (No. 2 flat), "a cup cooked
rice, hard cooked egg, 4 table
spoons mayonnaiSe, salt.
Cut hard cooked egg In small
pieces. Combine all ingredients
and pile in freezing tray Of Kel
vinator. Freezes in two to three
hours.
Entree Resumee-11 " cups diced
cold meat, " cup blanchec
chopped almonds, " cup shredded
pineapple, y cup mayonnaise,
cup heavy cream, salt, paprika.
Blanch and chop the almonds
drain pineapple and combine
with the diced meats. Fold ir
mayonnaise and then the cream
Season. Mix lightly but thor
oughly. Freezes in two hours
Fills one 2T-cube tray.
Vegetarian Loaf cup cooked
rice, / cup nutmeatS. egg, Y
cup bread crumbs, salt, paprika
z tablespoons gelatine, " cup cole
water, I15 cups hot milk, 4 table
spoons tomato catSup, 2 table
spoons chopped parsley.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
Install JanitrOl Gas Conversion Burner In Your
Furnace-YOun Find It Reliable, and
Economical To Operate

During the cold weather, II the home
is heated by an ordinary furnace,
someone has to be on the alert. The
fire must be kept up. the ashes taken
care Of and constant care given to
keeping the furniture free from dust.
The worry and annoyance Is elimi-
mated II the home Is equipped with
a Janitrol Gas Conversion Burner,
for then, instead Of the ordinary
furnace with its numerous cares, you
will have q heating plant operated
in the basement, but controlled from
a thermostat upstairs-using gas for
fuel. What could be more Satisfac-
tory? If you desire it-a clock at
tachment may be used to turn the
heat down at night and up again
early in the morning assuring the
family warm house the very first
thing, This is Just q few Of the
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

outstanding features and reasons why home should be
CRIME that the family health viii be benefited The
SITS installed ready the first chilly morning
a few matches whole winters kindlng.
The cost operating under the rate within the means Of
heating department Of the Washington
Light all Tenth Street N w. has qualified heating
engineers who make and base estimates on number OF
windows Of radation-also
give you accurate estimate of the COST
reductions fired boilers being offered
by the washington Light Company.
Note-n interested heating home with gaShe
economical write Washington
Times Full information without obligation.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

Cottage Pudding-A cup but
ter; " cup sugar: egg, well
beaten: cup milk; 2 cups flour;
3 level teaspoons baking powder;
n level teaspoon salt. Cream the
butter, add gradually the sugar
and egg. Sift together thoroughly
the flour, Eoking powder and salt
and add alternately with the milk
to the first mixture. Bake In q
moderate oven 35 minutes. Serve
with vanilla or hard sauce.
Crushed fruits or preserved straw.
berries or jellieS can be served
with the pudding giving it just
that taste you desire.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
Reno DiUOrce Won
BU N. Y. Architect

RENO. New. Oct. 81 dN.SO.
Leonard Cox. New York architect.
obtained q divorce here yester
day from Frances Montagu
Ward Cox. society woman, on
charges Of cruelty. They were
married in Noroton, Conn, in
1917 and have no children.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

Protect Your LinOIeum
Pattern and Save Labor
Use DucO LinOleum Fin
ish. Present This Article
and Receive a 35 Cent
Brush Free.
All linoleum-covered floors
should be finished frequently to
prevent the wearing off Of the
pattern, and all should be lac
quered frequently to make them
easier to clean. Duco Linoleum
Finish, carried by the Hugh
Reilly Company, 1884 New York
Ave. N. W., is scratch resistable
and seals the linoleum against
dirt, surface dust brushes away
easily and grease cannot stain
its durable, flexible surface. Even
ink can be wiped up without
damage to surface. Duco Limo.
1eum Finish Is clear as crystal,
protects the pattern and the
Nnoleum is much easier to clean.
The price-$1.0O the quart or 81
the pint. Present this little ar
ticle In the Hugh Reilly Company
store and you win be given free
Of charge one 3S-cent brush for
applying Duco Linoleum Finish.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

Roast with Clabber Gravy
Rub In pepper and salt, then scar
roast on all sides in hot grease,
put strips Of bacon on top, cook
In hot oven hour, then put
celery stalk in pan and pour
several spoQnfuls Of gravy over
roast. Keep this up until roast
has been in oven 2 hours, alto
gether. The clabber makes the
gravy.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

Health SaIad-;Ga 6 canned
pears, cup OF celery, / cup
Sauerkraut, Russian dressing, "a
cup All-Bran.
Rub a salad bowl with garlic
and put into it the pears, celery
and kraut, which have been cut
into small pieces. Mix with Rus.
sian dressing and All-Bran. Serve
on lettuce. Garnish with two
strips Of pimiento crossed and
small roSettes of cheese. All in.
gradients should be thoroughly
chilled.
It is easy to tell that there's
q difference" in this recipe, which
savors Of Old Mexico.
Mexican Meat Pie-One pound
ham, / pound veal, garlic, 4
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
Season With DiseretiOn-YOur Food
Will Be DelectahIe

Season with discretion for after ALL it the suspicion Of
garlic which kndleS the imagination whets appetite
we notice captivating flavor about certain salad roast or
nonchalany the second time eagerly then realize that it
the mystic presence Of old Italian friend garc) that
makes the product which eating
in cookery especially with garlic, is art.
The next time blending French dressing, slip tiny
Glove Of garlic into the bottle Store COOL place and
sense the new individuality that has developed when served
crisp lettuce waterceSs slim
Gahcs weaker sister, the onion, should also be with dis
creion In fact In some families it must mentioned
But to us who have delighted in thin slices bread lightly spread
with caviar minced onion and chopped hardboed the onion
strong ally in efforts to cookery
aesthetic
dsh saueraut which indeed symphony of easonngs
He had no set recipe; rather the dish mgna
ton He would bring from Deep cool cellar wooden dh
kraut Into this he put minute shavngs garlic onion
How much don't knowbut it Just slowly
poured on oVe OIL and vinegar put dash Of salt
turned 1t and tossed it q bit-and was finished
modernzed version Of this recipe Health Salad
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

a house is nothing in itself-
red-brtcked hearth and pantry shelf.
dining room and a room to sleep,
A floor for uOOnaGn's hands to ssUeep;
Bat tChether not the place is fair
Depends on the people duOelline there
Edgar Guest
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

Meat Gems-1 cup coarse bread
crumbs. 2 cups chopped meat, /
medium onion, chopped fine; /
tablespoon chopped parsley, "a
cup grated cheese, ! beaten egg
and 2 tablespoons tomato catSup.
Mix the ingredients together in
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

the order given, put into buttered
gem pans and bake in q moderate
oven-35O degrees-until brown,
about 40 minutes. This makes 8
little cake and Is q quickly pre-
pared luncheon or supper dish.
Serve with tomato sauce.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

tablespoons flour, 2 tablespoons
fat, 2 chopped onions, / red pep
per, 2 cups tomatoes, 8 SprigS
parsley, " bay leaf, 2 whole
cloves, " teaspoon mace, u tea.
spoon salt, " teaspoon peppers,
2 cups Rice Krispies.
Rub ham and veal with garlic
and cut in cubes, roll in flour
and Saute in fat until golden
brown. Remove meat from pan,
add chopped onions, red pepper
and tomatoes with finely minced
parsley and seasoningS. Cook
five minutes, being careful not
to brown. Add meat and turn
into baking dish. Cover with Rice
KriSpies and bake in a moderate
oven so minutes.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

Beauty Hints-Clean finger
tips and nails by digging into
"a grapefruit hull left from the
table-lemon hull will answer the
same purpose. To clean stained
finger nails. make a paste Of oat-
meal and water, place under
nails, let stand five or six min.
utes, wash paste out. Powdered
borax dampened and pressed
under the finger nails, allowed
to remain for Q short time, vii
bleach nails.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
ADVERTIsEnEnS
Hot Biscuits and WaffIes
in a Jiffy

Now is the time when you win
enjoy q plate Of hot biscuits or
waffles, and with
SELF.RIsING
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
sELF.RIsING
nnM&@
49, FLOUR

you can h-Je them without
any bother. Self-Rising Wash
ingtOn Flour is especially made
for biscuits, waffles. shortcakes,
doughnuts, mullins, pastries, etc,
and comes ready mixed with the
exactly correct proportions Of the
purest leavening phosphates. No
baking powder is required, which
saves time. labor and expense.
Sell. Rising washington Flour
is one Of the Pantry Pals" The
other is Plain Washington Flour,
good for all baking purposes.
They are made Of carefully Sc.
lected wheat and milled the good,
old.fashioned water-power way.
Both are for sale by grocers
and delicatessenS in all sizes
from two-pound sacks UP.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

Miles Of pleasure await nO-car owners
through the purchase OF q good used
car many attractive buys are
listed in tOday's Classified Ads.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-04
Negro Sets Mark
By Staying With
Primo Six Rounds
Roy (Ace) Clark Even Scars
Carnera; Venetian Ends
Bout as Eye Closes

Philadelphia. Mar. 4.-(PY-Primo
Camera, the man mountain from
Italy, had another knockout victim to
his growing list today and was some
$4,000 richer by reason Of his victory
over Roy (Ace) Clark, towering negro.
Clark. an inch and a half taller
than the ambling Alp. though 81
pounds lighter, was rocked to sleep
in the sixth round last night when
Primo's p%onderous right crashed
against his jaw. Twice in the fourth
Camera had found the range and
Clark went down for counts of eight
and nine.
Camera found Clark tougher than
any of his seven preceding opponents.
all of whom he knocked out inside Of
two rounds. Primo took a consider
able pasting himself from the hard
hitting negro and in the fifth and
early part of the sixth when the
battle seemed to be going against him,
kept boring in with both fists flying.
Two vicious rights closed Primo'S
left eye completely, but he merely
grinned and kept on trying. Between
rounds the club physician examined
the damaged optic and said he would
let the fight go one more round, de-
spite Cameras protest that he IA
all right. Half blinded he shook off
Clark's heavy shots when the sixth
opened and, as the fans shouted to
stop the fight. he waded in and
smothered Clark with pile driving
blows.
Ace wilted under the attack and a
savage hook knocked him off his feet.
Clark was through and the Venetian,
battle SCARED for the first time since
his American invasion, had shown
that he could take 1t" if necessary.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-04
Herman Fouled
By Bob Laurant
Moorhead Boxer Gets Decision:
Jackie Sharkey Trounces
Quina Lee

Minneapolis, Mar. 4. - () = Out.
fought and. unfinished. Quina Lee
vas defeated by Jackie Sharkey in
the headline six-round bout last night
at the Minneapolis Athletic club.
Sharkey punched his way to a clear
decision v the southerner.
The semi : wind up between Babe
Herman, Moorhead. and Bobbie Lau-
rant. Duluth, ended unexpectedly in
the first round when Laurant fouled
Herman. The Duluth boxer landed
an unintentional but powerful punch
to Herman's groin and the Moorhead
boy had to be assisted to his corner
after collapsing.
Herman volunteered to continue il
able but after several minutes rest it
was decided he was in no condition to
resume and he was awarded the de-
cision on a foul.
In other bouts on the card Honey.
boy Conroy knocked out Ted Lacy III
n round: Harry Muller outpointed
Joe Kels in four rounds; Billy Nc
Cabe. %outpointed Jimmy Becker III
four; Johnny O'Hara outpointed Ed
die Besner in four, and Buster Madi.
gan outpointed Jackie Clark in four.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-04
Swamp Hebron Five 52-17
Bismarck cagers Were Favor.
ties Over the New Salem
Eagles in Semi-FinaIs
KIM AND LETICH LEADERS
Glen UIIin, Victor Over Almont,
Meets New Salem Hawks
in Other Bracket
Tribune Special servicel

New Salem, N. D., Mar. IBIS.
marck's Phantoms, having swamped
the Hebron Bobcats So to II in q first
round contest last night, were over
whelming favorites to trim the New
Salem Eagles in q seminal contest
this morning and advance to the fl
mails in the eleventh district amateur
independent basketball tournament
here.
The two teams were to meet at IL
o'clock today while Glen Ullin and
the New Salem Hawks, who drew q
bye, were scheduled to play at 10
o'clock this morning.
Results of the first round were:
Glen Ullin 81; Alrnont Ramblers 10.
New Salem Eagles %; Almont In
dependents Z.
Bismarck Phantoms 81: Hebron
Bobcats II.
The consolation and championship
games + scheduled for 7:30 and $50
o'clock tonight.
Scoring 16 to Il points respectively,
Larry Kim and al Letich led in the
Phantom scoring last night. Joe
Schlosser, besides playing q great
guarding game, scored 10 counters.
Olson. Fay Brown, and Eddie Spriggs
all played creditable basketball. Hoff-
man, Tiedman, and Kreuger were
Hebron's best performers. The first
ro,,nd summarizes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-04
Demons, Braves
Set for Fracas
Bismarck After Revenge ir
Game Today on Mandan
for Previous Beating

Bismarck and Mandan were
astir today at the second basket
ball game of the season between
the Demons and Braves, sched-
uled for 5:15 o'clock this after
noon at the state training
school, neared.
Beth teams were expected to
have full strength on the floor for
the start Of the contest. Bismarck
was eager to avenge an earlier de-
feat this season at the hands of
Mandan, when the latter won by
a Is to 8 count.
A preliminary game between
the Imps and Papooses, Bismarck
and Mandan seconds, was set for
Ais o'clock.
Charles Graves, Minot, and
Randall H. Kratx, Bismarck, were
to officiate.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-04
Phelan Starts
Husky Practice
Lamont, Collins. Wilcox, WEIGH,
SpelIman and Graves
Assist Him

Seattle, Mar. 4-(Py-Jimmy Phelan
Washington'S new football coach, has
opened practice at the Husky school.
More than 100 men were put through
a stiff practice yesterday.
Dan Lamont, former Loyola univer-
sity, Chicago, mentor, and Ed Collins,
Notre Dame end. took over their as
sistant coaching positions today. Col
Inns will handle the ends and Lamont
the linesmen.
Cotton" Wilcox, formerly at Pur-
due, will assist Phelan with the
backfield. Pest" WEIGH, also of
Purdue, will coach the freshmen.
The two left over assistants from
Coach Enoch Bagshaw's staff of last
year are Bart Spellman. line mentor,
and "Tubby" graves, freshman in
structor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-04
Blackhawks Face
New York Rangers
Game Is One Of Four Tonight,
All Of Which Have Bearing
on Finish Order

New York. Mar. 4.-(ReThe Chi
cago Blackhawks face one of the most
important tests OF the waning Ma
tional hockey league season tonight In
their final game of the year with the
New York Rangers. The game is one
Of four on tonight's schedule. all of
which have bearings on the order Of
the finish.
The Montreal Maroons, leaders of
the International group, play the
third place Ottawa Senators; Les
Canadiens of Montreal. second place
holders Of the division, meet the
Boston Bruins and the New York
Americans 60 to Toronto for a game
which may see the Maple Leafs lose
their last mathematical chance Of
finishing in q playoff position.