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MAcARooN CUsTARD.

Two eggs, four tablespoonfuls
sugar, one-eighth teaspoonful salt,
two cups milk, one and one-half
tablespoonfuls granulated gelatin.
one-third cup cold water, eight
macaroons (crumbled), one tea
spoonful vanilla. Beat eggs and
add sugar and salt. Add milk
and cook in a double boiler until
mixture is hot. Stir constantly
while cooking, for If cooked too
long mixture viii curdle. Add
gelatin which has soaked in the
cold water for I'VE minutes, and
stir until dissolved. Add vanilla
and cool. Fold in macaroons and
pour into glass mold which has
been rinsed out in cold water. Set
in a cold place to stiffen. IN
mold and serve with plain or
whipped cream.
(Copyrisht, 1917
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Broiled Smoked Fish.

Take half pound of smoked fish and
parboil II for ten minutes Lay It In
cold water for the same length of time.
Wipe dry. then hroil 1t over a clear fire.
Add two tablespoonfuls of butter while
hot. Season With cayenne and the Juice
Of half lemon. Pile upon q hot plate
and serve with dry toast
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y WnOIc new WhEQ~
robe. At first ii
was exciting, but
b e ore I got
through with it ]
got so bored that
with profound re-
lief I went back to
my work.
Well. then, you
say, "I'd like tc
travel" But there
Is an army Of de-
jected women trav-
AlirR a11O,ak Ts1royne
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Tbat's wby Intestinal Fatigue causes SO much
sickness and poor health, explains Doctor ROsentbab
the famous French medical authority

trate into the blood and affect the whole system:
ITO keep the digestive and intestinal tract
clean, medical science recognizes the surpris-
ing value of fresh yeast.
'Fresh yeast is food-not drug. 1t corrects
indigestion. tones up the system. increases
resistance to colds. Coated tongue, bad breath
$. headaches, pimples, ETC., clear up
There is opinion based on lifetime of
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muscles that help your body clear them away
Thus yeast gradually restores normal in.
testinal action, stimulates internal secretionS,
tones up and cleanses the whole digestive
mechanism. Your appetite picks up. Headaches
and skin troubles are corrected. Ambition and
energy revive!
And all without single dose of medicine,
single bitter cathartic or pill!
You can eat FIeischmann'S Yeast any way you
lke-preferably just plain, or in third of
glass of water (hot or cold). Eat three cakes
every day-one before each meal, or between
meals and at bedtime. Each cake is rich in
three health giving vitamins -B, 6 and D.
: At grocerS, restaurants, soda fountains
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Says Bunny from the upper berth:
II cannot 60 to sleep.
I'm tired of playing Postum and
I'm tired of counting Sheep"
Says Puffy: "If it wears you out to
try such tricks as those,
I'd think from sheer exhaustion you'd
soon fall into doze."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-07

The home maker who would be an
expert housskeeper has to consider the
house as a whole, when doing the
work It is so easy to become abb
sorbed in the occupation that is at
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BAKED APPLES.

Select large, tart apples. Wash
and wipe dry. Remove the CEN
ters with an apple corer. Arrange
them in pan with very little
water, filing the centers with
sugar. Dip the sirup over them
two or three times while baking.
Serve warm with cream. These
may be made more delicate by
pairing the apples and baking in
an earthen pudding dish. filling
the centers with sugar, chopped
raisins and nuts, piece of butter
and q little lemon juice.
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medical experience! And how sensible-how
very simple to act upon!
For fresh yeast-Fleiscbm6nn's Yeast-acts
in Natures own way to correct Intestinal
Fatigue and thus to clear away the poison
breeding wastes that contaminate your system.
AS soon as you eat ii, Fleischmann's Yeast
mixes with the contents of your digestive
tract .. softens them :. stimulates the
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hand that other parts Of the dwelling
than just where she is do not get their
full share of attention. 1t is true that
the kitchen takes the largest share
of hsr time. This is because so many
of the departments of housekeeping
come under kitchen work. The prepa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-07
MENU FOR A FAY.

1;&tEAhEAoI.
Baked Apples.
Cereal with Cream.
Wheat Cakes, Maple Strip,
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Scalloped Corn and Cheese.
Hot Rolls.
Sweet Pickles.
Fruit Gelatin Salad.
Cookies. Tea.
DINNER.
Lamb Stew with Dumplings.
Boiled Potatoes.
Spinach.
Macaroon Custard.
Coffee.
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The Woman Who Makes Good

By HELEN WOODWARD
Who frightened typts became ONE n
the highest paid business America - =
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In connection with the past Com
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for the first, second and third teams.
National Rifle Association rules and
regulations will govern In all respects,
the bulletin said, but N. r. A. men,
bership is not condition precedent to
participation in this match. The
NJ r. A. has scheduled several indi-
vidual and team matches, indoor and
outdoor, % and 80 caliber, for Legion
naire N. r. A. members. Information
and targets may be had by writing
secretary, NJ r. A., Barr Building,
Washington, d. C..
The American Legion Fidac Rifle
Team won first place in the 1880 In
ternational Rife Match sponsored by
Fidac, according to information re-
ceived at national headquarters. The
American Legion team scored 1,948
points out of a possible 1000. Belgium
was second with 1857 and France third
with 1859.
The American team was composed Of
the following: J. A. Wilners, Harris
burg, Pa; r. E. Louden, Butler, Pa.
j. A. Noxon, Yonkers, N Y; A. F.
Goldsborough, Pasadena, Calf; Thur
man Randle, Fort Worth, Tex; Victor
Reed, Bellefontaine. Ohio; Clark w.
Otto, Louisville, KY; j. F. Woolshlager.
Castorland, N. Y; A. j. Yearsley, Piqua,
Ohio, and o. M. Schriver, Washing
ton, D. G.
An official letter Of Invitation has
been dispatched through the State De-
partment inviting the Prince of Wales
to attend the National Convention of
the American Legion in Detroit next
September. as the Legion's distin-
guished guest. The invitation was
signed by National Conldr. Ralph r.
O'Neil, after conversations had with
Sir Ronald Lindsay, the British AM
basSador. It will be delivered to the
prince in person by Ambassador Charles
G. Dawes, himself Legionnaire.
Salon Departmental, No. IA, DIES HUT
Chapeaux ct Quarante Femmes cele-
brated the Christmas season as host
eSses at a party December 26 for IS
children of World War veterans, most
of whom were orphans, at the home Of
Chairman Roberta Fawcett. Santa
Claus presented the children with toys,
games were played and refreshments
were served. Baskets of fruit were
given the mothers to take home with
them. A number of the partners were
visitors. lie Chapeau Carolyn Herman
extended Christmas greetings to the
children.
The social meeting of the society will
be held January Z at the home of Part
ner Mabel Staub
A Christmas party was held by the
Vincent B. Costello Unit, No. Is, on De-
cember % at the Immaculate Concep-
ton Hall. Ten families were given bas-
ketS and so children of needy veterans
were given a real Santa Claus party.
A program consisting Of a clown and a
troup of Boy Scouts put on two boxing
bouts and gave an exhibition of their
skill in bugle calls. Father Hurney, post
chaplain, gave brief talk. Toys were
distributed by Santa Claus, assisted by
members of the unit.
The next regular meeting will be jan
uary at the Cairo Hotel.
In connection with the "Past Com
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Artillery, has been ordered transferred
to the Headquarters Detachment, goth
Division.
Pvt Frank Beckett, Medical Depart
ment Detachment, 121st Engineers, has
been ordered transferred to the re-
serve list of that command because of
business interference with the per-
Torrance OF military duty, while Pvt.
Edgar l.. Howard, jr., Headquarters De-
tachment, Goth Division, goes to the
reserve list because Of educational in
reference with the performance OF mil
itary duty.
Pvt. Herbert L. Howard, ir., 29th
Division Military Police Company, has
been ordered honorably discharged from
the Guard.
The interorganization rifle COMPETE
tions preparatory to the firing of the
chief of the Militia Bureaus indoor
rife team match will be started this
month. The prelininaries will be fired
for the purpose of selecting a team
to represent the regiment, battalion or
separate organization in the final
matches which are to be fired next
month in competition with other Guard
organizations throughout the country.
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B. Mcconnell, Gayle E. Barr and Joseph
FUR, all OF Battery B, 26Oth Coast
Artillery
Educational interference with the
performance of military duty: Pvts.
Lester c. McCleary and John c. White,
both of Battery b, 260th Coast Artillery.
Corp. Ira E. Ryan, Company D, 121st
Engineers, has been ordered reduced to
the grade of private, upon recommends
ton of the company commander. Pvt.
(First Glass; Gerome Delisi has been
ordered promoted to corporal in the
same command.
Pvt. John H. Howard. Headquarters
Detachment, 29th Division, and Pvt.
Charles H. Clum, on the reserve list
of the goth Division Military Police
Company, have been ordered honor
ably discharged on account of removal
from the city.
Pvt. Lockeley v. Adams, Medical De-
partment Detachment, 260th Coast
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American Legion

The Sergt. Jasper Unit entertained
25 children of veterans at Christmas
party December % at the Thomson
School, when Santa Claus presented
them with toys and baskets of food
Russell w. Clarkson gave piano selec-
tons, Freda Wolf vocal solo and
Doris Rosedale an exhibition of claS-
steal dancing.
The unit also distributed boxes to
the disabled veterans at Mount Also
Hospital
The regular monthly meeting will be
held January z.
One Of the most interesting phases
of the 1881 workmanship program of
the American Legion will be the Ma
tional Postal Team Match for posses
sion of the Paul v. McNutt trophy.
Plans for the match are outlined in
a bulletin sent out from national head
quarters by Frank j. Schneider of
Neenah, Wis, national workmanship
director.
The teams will be composed of six
shooters, one alternate and captain.
all members of the Legion post which
sponsors the team. The department
championship post team will be selected
on or before February 10 by compare
tive score, elimination matches or
ment Workmanship chairman may di-
rect. Members of a team entered in
any department elimination match
cannot be changed or substituted in
a later department or the national
match except in event of death, dis
ability or removal from department.
No LegionnaiFe can shoot on more
than one team during one seasons
competition.
partment chairman will report to the
national director the department cham
pionship team by name, home station,
number, names of competitors, and will
accompany same with certificate Of
eligibility Of each member of the
team He also will report by name
and location the teams which engaged
in the elimination matches. The ma
tional match win be fired on the home
range of each department champion
ship team on February %. Permission
to shoot on March l may be obtained
if Saturday is announcement, according
to the bulletin. Immediately after the
conclusion Of the shoot the total score
viii be telegraphed, and on March ]
targets, properly signed, and score of
each competitor by individual stage
and total score will be mailed to the
national director.
A commissioned officer of the United
States Army National Guard or Re-
serves will supervise the entire course
of each team shoot. The course will
be so feet, 10 shots for record each
in prone, sitting and standing position.
Two sighting shots are permitted at
each stage. The official N. r. A. So
foot gallery targets will be used, two
shots on each of the five record targets
at each stage. The arms and ammu-
milton rule provide for any .22-caliber,
metallic sights.
The Paul v. McNutt National Postal
Rifle Match Trophy gees to the win
ming team for one year. The American
Legion and N. r. A. will provide medals
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mander's Night next Tuesday. Of
George Washington Post, No. /. on
which occasion two past commanders
of the post will be presented with past
commanders, jewels, Past Department
and Past Post Comdr John Lewis
Smith and Commander William E.
Porter visited Naval Hospital Christi
mas eve and presented a past COM
mander's jewel to Past Comdr. Paul v.
Collins, who IS seriously i'll in that in
stitution. In view of his illness he will
be unable to attend the affair on jan
uary 6.
All arrangements have been conn
pleted for the event which is the first
ever to be held by the post. The post
has lost two of its past commanders
since it was organized March Z, 1919
E. Lester Jones. who was the first post
and first department commander in the
American Legion, and Charles B. Ham
ford. One other past commander.
Charles j. Painter, sailed two weeks
ago to assume new assignment with
the United States Veterans Bureau in
Manila, Philippine Islands The other
past commanders will be present next
Tuesday night and welcome members
of the post and participate in the pro-
gram being arranged for that night.
Chairman EDWARD II. Hale OF the
department ball committee announced
on occasion of the meeting of the COM
mittee Tuesday evening the following
list of box holders: Representative Ruth
Hanna Mccormick, Mrs. Constance G.
Williams, Henry L. Stimson, Secretary
of State; A. w. Mellon, Secretary OF
Treasury; Chief Justice Charles Evans
Hughes, the Daughters of American
Revolution, Senator John B. Kendrick.
Senator F. c.. Wolcott, Ruth Pratt
Baker, Arthur T. Tyrer and Eleanor
Patterson.
Additional patrons and patronesses
are Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie, Mrs.
Demarest Lloyd, Mrs. Jess W. Nichol-
son and Mrs. Christian Heurich.
The advisory council Of q. S. s. Jacob
Jones Post. No. 2, viii meet Thursday
at the home of Comrade Edith Warren
Quinn, 1862 Twenty-flrst street.
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"Nypwac" Flies 1900.
During the first four months Of on
Grafton between the National Capital
ana New York. ending January /, the
New York, Philadelphia & Washington
Alrway Corporation has carried a total
OF 1902 passengers and its planes
have flown a total of 43O, TOO miles. or
some Ia times around the earth at the
Equator.
During the four months according
to reports of company officials, the
operating efficiency of the line was 100
per cent from a mechapical stand
point--theTe having been no trips in
completed because of mechanical trou-
bles. During the four months there
were but two mechanical failures in
the air and in each case the plane
continued TO a regular landing field
along the route. Frequently schedules
have been completed with one of the
three engines on the planes out of op-
Grafton. In more than 10000 land
= tngs there have been no more serious
difficulties than two fiat tires.
Weather so far has been the only
cause for incomplete schedules. During
the bad weather of December. how
ever, a total of 10000 miles were
flown out of the total Of $4,000 miles
scheduled, the efficiency rating for the
month, the lowest since service was
started, being 94.3 per cent.
Northbound traflc from Washington
TO New York and points en- route
has been greater by so per cent thar
southhound traflc from New Yc-k To
Washington, the records show. This
Is attributed largely TO Lack Of ade-
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A Christmas Legend.

Quaint and curious are some Of the
old monkish stories about the first
Christmas One of the charming leg
ends relates that at the moment of the
nativity everything and everybody stood
still. The birds paused for an instant
in maidair, rivers ceased for the tirna
to flown short, all the movements Of
men and things everywhere were slls-
pended for brief space. The spells Of
witches and wizards suddenly became
ineffectual-an idea which was nj
doubt at the root of Shakespeares ref,
erence to Christmas time as being sq
holy that then mo fairy takes, MOI
witch hath power to charm"
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: Amalgamation of two spinning COM
panies in Japan gives the new organi-
cation control Of 15848 looms, and
makes it the largest company in the
industry.
La gaceta., 1931-11-21
Solo tengo un miguel, tie debo 10
otro.
oh, tie 10 vendo por un miguel.

revision de los tratados de repa-
racioneS.
FL Ministerio de relaciones
eNteriores senalo que la carta al
Banco de Arreglos Internacio-
males es tan eXplicita que ell CO.
mite especial no tendra ninguna
apprehension acerca de la nece-
sidad de considerar la situa-
ci6n financiera y economical de
Alemania.
En- ell propio m%inisterio sc ha
anunciado que este paso dado
por Alemania fue previamente
consultado con ell gobierno Fran
ces, ell cual no puso objection al
guna a que ese problema Sc
presentara a la luz.
En- ell memorandum Sc pide
que el comite aotue 10 mas bre-
vemente possible con ell fin de
que sc active la conferencia en-
tire los gobiernos relacionados
con ell problema de Alemania.
La gaceta., 1931-11-21
PIDE f n
EXAMINADAS SUS POSI-
DE PAGO

Berlin, nov. 21.-Alemania lie
v6 aver sus problemas finan-
cieros al banco Mundial esperan
zada en- una conferencia inter
nacional para la Investigation
de los mismos y en- que de clio
resulte un alivio de las cargas
que pesan sobre la naci6n.
Ell gobierno envi6 un memo
randum al banco pidiendo la con
vocacion de un comite especial
de conseio, segun provee ell plan
Young. para que examine las
posibilidades de la naci6n para
ell page de las Preparedness.
Alemania tiene la creencia de
que esta solicitud es ell primer
paso que Sc da en- relaci6n con la
La gaceta., 1931-11-21
TIE doy una peseta por el, Tubby.
bien.

dra en- efecto las reSolucioneS a
doptadas por las conferenciaS
imperiales de 1929 Y 1880, me
dante las cuales los dominios OBJ
tuvieron virtual Independence
Y la legalizaci6n de la soberania
de sus parlamentos.
al presentar esa Ley ell Secre-
tario de los DominioS la desert
bio como una de las mas i'm
portantes que hayan sido presen
tadas al Parliament oen varias
generaciones a la fecha".
Ell ex-canciller de hacienda,
Winston Churhill, eXpreso sus
temores sobre los efectos de la
misma en- ell Estado Libre de 1r-
landa, que Sc encuentra include
entire los dOminioS.
La Ley senala ell principle de
que "la corona es ell simbolo de
la libre association de la comu-
nidad de naciones inglesas", y
que los dominios ''estan unidos
por %juramento de fidelidad a la
corona.
Tambien estipulo que ell Par
lamento Ingles no tiene poder
para legislar en- relaci6n con los
dominios a no ser que los domi-
MOS 10 pidan y que ninguna ley
La gaceta., 1931-11-21

enson, Y al Secretario de la Cor
tie Civil, Ellis j. Simmons, que
mostraran las causas por las Qua
les estaban transfiriendo casos
no terminados de una corte a
otra. .
La ley que dispone la aboli-
ci6n de la Corte Civil ordena
que los casos pendienes deberan
ser transferidos parA juicio en-
la Corte del Circuito. 4
FL abogado Watson y sus aso-
ciados haran sus argumentos fl
males por 81 mismos. Simmons
estara representado por Henry
C. Tillman, abogado del conda-
do,
La gaceta., 1931-11-21

Tn conocido nuestro, que pc
leara aqui con Tony Dominique,
ell polaco Eddie Ran, que tam
bien Sc hace lamar de otra MAJ
nera, puso a dormir anoche, en-
ell Madison Square Garden, al
famoso veteraEc Luis Kid Ka-
plan. OcurI;a Ia ~catastrofe en- ell
primer asalto.
Ell espanol Ray Riviera ven
clio a Al Row., j0ven de Filadel-
fla.
La gaceta., 1931-11-21

UN LUJOSO AUTOMOVIL.
Sale para New York llevando
un matrimonio. Necesita tres
personals para ayudar a los gas
tos. Informan: 2313R ealle II,
La gaceta., 1931-11-21
{ Tampa en- las peleas que
lviera eneel norte.

v Bienvenido ell cubano Raul Ro
/ jas, gladiator de peso mediano,
! que tomara parte en- Ell torneo
de West Palm Beach.
La gaceta., 1931-11-21
Pleitos y Divorcios

Corte del Circuito: Berta Ma
ry Pingel contra +. II. Pingel;
William F. Jackson contra Earl
Summer; b. M. Balbontin CON
ira Angela G.. Partanna; Stan
lev l.. Willard contra Lucille Mi
Hard; Augusta Robertson con-
ira Kurvis Robertson; Susie f.
Hayes contra Quincy A. Hayes.
Corte Civil: Harry N. Sand
Ter contra S. Blumberg; Joseph
Wohl contra S. Blumberg.
La gaceta., 1931-11-21

gados de Tampa con ell fin de
que esta abolicion no Sc 1leve a
efecto ell 81 de Diciembre del
corriente ano, segdn dispone la
.citada Ley.
Recientemente la Corte su-
prema pidi6 al Secretario de la
Corte del Circuito, w. A. Dick
La gaceta., 1931-11-21
ELIMlNADA LA TEORICA
DEL PAR
LAMENTO INGLES

Londres, nov. 21.-Una Ley
reemplazando la antigua teorica
supremacia del Parlamento In
giles sobre los dominios con su
juramento de fidelidad a la CO.
roma, fue pasada aver en- segun-
da lectura por la Camara de los
comunes, sin votos en- contra.
Dicha Ley, conocida como los
estatutos de Westminster, pom
La gaceta., 1931-11-21
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy Y manana.
Vientos moderados del este.
Maxima temperature aver, 80
grades, a las cuatro de la tarde;
minima, Cd, a las siete de la
manana.
Marea alta a las IL 20 p. m.
Marea baja a las $50 a. m. Y
:36 p. m.
La gaceta., 1931-11-21
AUGMENTATION SOBRE
LA ABOLICION DE LA COR
TIE CIVIL

En- ell juicio senalado por la
Corte Supreme para ell pr6ximo
microbes, los abogados argu-
mentaran en- I'm intento para
anular la ley por la cual Sc dis
pone la abolici6n de la Corte CT
vii del condado de Hillsborough.
El procedimiento 10 han inicia
do j. Tom Watson y otrosNbo-
La gaceta., 1931-11-21
SMATRiMOflIOS

l. E6 Alvarez, %, y OLYMPIA
So Mas, %; Arturo Vargas,
2TooaAessie Brockway, II; Pc
tt er"ttino, 81, y Valentino Itu
~rri.~a Y; Ashley E. Young, %,
Y Josefina Grace Manganello,
24;Troy A. Wilson, 43, y Perla
Faulkner, 35.
La gaceta., 1931-11-21

aprobada por un dominic pue-
da ser rechazada por ell simple
hecho de que "repugne a la ley
de Inglaterra'.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-12
Obituary

8:3O o'clock from his home on Bucks Hill to St. Cecilia's church at o. clock. BIN.al will be in Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral services for Herbert S. Wilson of Morrow avenue, Oak vile, were held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Stewart funeral home, 219 West Main street, Rev. Oscar l.. Locke officiating. Burial was in Riverside cemetery.
 The funeral of Eli Hamlin of 49 West Liberty street is to be held to- morrow morning at 8:30 o'clock from the BeIleville funeral home, 68 East Clay street, to St. Anne's church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
 Funeral services for Donald M. Gilmartin, 6 year old son of MT. and Mrs. John G.. Gilmartin of 60 Chestnut avenue were held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at his home, Rev. James Donaher of St Margaret's church officiating. Burial was in the family plot in new St Joseph's cemetery, Father Donaher conducting the committal services The pallbearers were Joseph Nolan Jack Brickley, Joseph Stevens, John Honan, Edward Claffey and Charles White.