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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-06
Doyle Quotes Yankees
IA Pennant Fdvorites

NEW YORK, July 6.-The New
York Yankees today we're quoted
as to favorites to win the
American League pennant race.
The price was set by Jack Doyle,
Broadway betting commissioner.
Doyle said the Yankees are the
shortest odds on mid-season favor
ties in many years. as he an
nounced his annual mid-Season
prices on the major league races.
He made the Chicago Cubs an
even money bet to repeat in the
National League.
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NEW APARTMENTS:
These apartments that I have been
raving about are now completed.
At this writing there are only
three left, so you better hurry and
make your selection at once. The
units are most attractive with all
the clever new features adding
charm and convenience to the
apartments. They consist of a
huge living room, bedroom, din
ing alcove, a kitchen where all
work and cabinet space is COM
pletely assembled and an ultra
modern bathroom with fixtures OF
chromium. Some Of the units
have sunroomS. giXing you extra
space that can be utilized for
many purposes. The rental IN
cludes gas, electricity and electric
refrigeration. They rent for sos
and $67.50.
UNFURN. APT. MARYLAND
AVE. N. E.:
This apartment building faces
Maryland Avenue where there is a
Handicapped parkway running thru
the center of the avenue, and it
is planted with beautiful seasonal
flowers which are cared for by the
District gardeners, and are at all
times most attractive. Getting
back to the apartment, which is
another of those two room, kitchen
and bath units, you will be sur
prised to know the rental is only
$45 which includes the electric
refrigeration on the house current.
UNFURN. APT. ACROSS FROM
CATHEDRAL:
Living in the shadow of the Cathe'
dral is at all times inspiring, but
when the grounds are at their best,
as they are now. it certainly is a
beautiful site. This apartment is
just across the street a two
room, kitchen and bath unit, rent,
ing for $45 You will be surprised
at the generous space this unit al
lows you. Plenty of room for a
small family and lots of good
roomy closets. The kitchen con-
tainS a good range, electric refrig-
orator and cabinet. 1t is easy to
reach downtown from here as
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-06
AN-Star SoftbaII
Teams Hold Drills

Practice sessions are booked TO-
day and tomorrow for the an-star
softball teams that oppose in the
Griffith Stadium Wednesday
night.
The Aggiettes, representing the
Department of Agriculture, face
an all-star girls team in the first
game at BIS o'clock. Two all
star mems teams tangle in the
second contest.
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door.
ROOM WITH KITCHEN
PRIVILEGES:
If you have decided to cut ex-
penses for while, and want to
move to more economical quarters.
this offer should interest you
greatly. In a private home in Mt.
Rainier, Md, the owner has a
large double room which is fur
nished quite nicely. This room
rents for $50 and the use of the
entire house. including the kit
chen, goes with it. Living here
would give you many advantages
for it is a delightful suburb to live
in. Transportation of all kinds IS
close by.
SHARE FURN. APT:
When you are a long way from
home in a strange city, naturally
you get lonely and blue. Here's
a way to overcome all of that. A
group of young girls are now &C.
cupying an attractive apartment
in an exclusive hotel building.
They are DESTROYS of getting a
fourth young lady to share it with
them. So if you are lonely you
will forget all about it in these
pleasant and congenial surround
ings. Rates are quite moderate.
FURN. APT.-DUPONT
CIRCLE AREA:
Wandering around Dupont Circle
way, ran across a delightful unit
that can be subleaSed until Novem-
Der. Located in one of the most
exclusive apartment buildings that
has every convenience right in the
building, my first thought was
how convenient this would be for
a couple bachelors who like to en-
terrain occasionally. There is a
full sized bedroom with twin beds,
the furniture being that attractive
peg-maple. so popular nowadays.
The living room contains numer.
Gus comfortable chairs, divan,
radio and other pieces of furni-
ture. A service pantry with cleo
trio refrigerator provides a place
to prepare light meals and indeed
one could cook a full dinner, if
that ambitious. This is really
charming apartment, so hurry and
! inspect it before it is too late.
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frankie Crosetti did some tall
raging in the fifth inning when
Stone stole second base. But that
was nothing to what the Yankee
did when KreSS hit the right field
fence foul line for a double to
score two runs. Tony Lazzeri fin
ally was put out of the game for
tracing the lineage of Lou KoIs
back some four or five genera
tions.
Ben Chapman had a lot Of fun
while the argument was raging.
Chappie supplied some jovial
quips for Frankie Crosetti, Joe
Mccarthy and Lou Gehrig. But
some how or other they lacked the
proper spirit of appreciation.
Cecil Travis brought the fans to
their feet with a one handed leap
ing catch on Chief johnson in the
seventh inning. 1t was a fine ef-
fort by a boy whose progress in
the outfield is one of the out
standing developments in the past
few years Of baseball.
Jimmy DeShong contends that
his greatest pitching effort was
yesterdays game. He made three
hits, and that made it a marvellous
performance.
Kress, bumped out Of stride by
Powell'S slide. made a wild throw
past Kuhel in the ninth that gave
the Yankees a run. But small
worry attached to that. Kress's
performance for the day was little
short of brilliant.
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Strasburg Bows

WOODSTOCK, Va. July 6.
Woodstock blasted % hits off two
pitchers yesterday to defeat Stras-
burg, Is to 7. Tim Artz, Stras-
burg, who went in the box in the
second inning, staged a peculiar
pitching performance, allowing IS
hits and tanning IL batters.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-06

Lou Kolls, the umpire, had a
narrow escape from serious in
jury. He was struck in the throat
by a foul tip. The umpire fought
off the pain and gamely continued
his work,
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Legal Notices
JOSEPH ALEXANDER KAUFMAN.
Attorney. 1901 18th st. n. w.


DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES for the District of Columbia
Jessie Nina Anderson, Plaintiff. VS.. John
Henry Anderson. Defendant.-No. 61494,
Equity.-The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain an absolute divorce by the plaintiff
Jessie Nina Anderson from the defendant.
John Henry Anderson, on the ground of
desertion Of more than two CD years.
plaintiff it is this 18th day of June 1896.
ordered that the defendant. John Henry
Anderson. cause his appearance to be en-
tered herein on or before the fortieth day,
exclusive of Sundays and legal holidays.
occurring after the day of the first publ
will he proceeded with as in the case of
default. Provided. copy of this order
sive weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter. and the Washington Times news,
paper before said day. District Court OF
the United States for the District of Co.
iumbia. o. R. LUHRING. Justice Seal! .
True Copy. Test: FRANK E. Gun
NINGHAM. Clerk. By R. D. QU1NTER, Jr.'
Asst Clerk
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HONE HUNTING
With Barbara Holmes

If vou are interested described below re
phone or Holiness 1917 ST. ~ w. District 526O
NEW APARTMENTS: %street and BUSES the
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Educational
instruction Courses

wARFLYN BEAUTY COLLEGE
1918 Vermont Ave. (near X. Dist. 1859
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WANTED-Colored or white girl living in
n. E. section to do housework, morn
ings a week. from until 1. Apply in per-
son, Mrs. B. Kline, 2205 Claiming St.
n p Ant 200
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WHITE COMPANION HoUsEKEEPER for
sweet s1a -yr. girl and father in county,
tnearby Md, small house. Box A-3O
Times Herald.
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WANTED-(2) experienced, and 10 cent
sales girls. See Mr.. Harold. 2O0l 18th
St n. W.
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AUTO TESTER, must know how to dag
nose trouble on Chevrolet and Plymouth
cars. Apply City Cab Co.. 1908 l4th
St N W.
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Help Wanted-Male 4

AUTO MECHANICS, first class, bring
tools Apply City Cab Co., 1908 14th
st. N. w, I'd floor.
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MATTRESSES AND COUNTERGIRLS
WASH. BUR, 226 BOND BLDG.
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COL. NIGHT MAN for apartment house;
S55 mo. Wash. Bur. 227 Bond Bldg.
The Washington times., 1936-12-14

They can be purchased with a
brandy hard sauce. Questioning
will disclose whether or not your
favorite nuts and glace fruits
were included in the recipe.
These stores are also featuring
special packages of glace fruit.
One store has the fruit packaged
in cartons topped with cello
plane so that you can see the
size and color Of the fruit pur.
chased.
Color has entered into their
preparation. Pineapple comes
not only in natural yellow, but
also as red and green. The
cherries are orange, red and
green. The citron is tinted a
pleasing green and is cut in thin
slices. These all make grand
garnishes for the cake.
Boxes to be sent away to sons
and daughters unable to return
for the holidays must include an
assortment Of goodies that stay
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Vulnerable compliments on your
stunning appearance in its distinc-
tive surplicc lines, and pencil-thin
skirt with single action-pleat. And
all this chic is so easy to make,
that you'll find this frock Joy
to stitch up!
Pattern 4272 is available in sizes
"a, SO, 38, 40, AZ. A. IS and 48.
Size 3G takes 3 3-8 yards of 36-inch
fabric and "a yard contrasting.
Illustrated ste1-bystep sewing in
structionS included.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS 15c) in
coins or stamps (coinS preferred)
for this Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS
and STYLE NUMBER.
Send for your copy of the ANNE
ADAMS PATTERN BOOK. Every
page is filled with fascinating
styles in afternoon frocks-gay
sports toys - stunning party
clothes! Slimming styles for ma
irons! Budget-saving patterns for
"growing-ups" and 'grown-ups.
Easy patterns that invite begin.
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Address orders to The Washing
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that are drenched with perspira-
ton all the time?
81 can't go to dances on account
of this. No one wants to dance
with a girl whose hands are wet
and clammy, and l can't 60 Skat-
ing because my hands swell with
exercise.
Sometimes / wear gloves, but
they're ruined after one wearing.
what would you suggest? "E. K"
Extreme perspiration Of the
hands often comes with early
youth, and times takes care Of
that, as it does so many things.
In the meantime, why not consult
your family doctor, who will prob
ably suggest some simple remedy?
When you go to a specially nice
dance, wear gloves, though it is
heartbreaking to spoil a pair Of
gloves after one or two wearings.
Silk gloves would answer the pur.
pose better than kid.
Also drop letter to the beauty
editor of The Washington Times,
and see what she has to suggest.
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Bar Tray De Luxe

ONE Of the incest bar arrange.
" ments we've seen is one that
il portable and can be put away
in . small space when not in use.
It's . big tray that you put on a
folding rack, which can be used
for other things, such as luggage,
when not in use for the bar tray.
The tray is lined with chromium
is . big substantial affair with
sides and handles, and is finished
in red or green leather. It's big
enough to hold bottles, glasses,
ETC., for quite a large service, and
with its shiny chromium and color.
full leather, it will look particularly
well In a bachelor apartment. The
tray is priced SIS and the folding
rack $3.50.
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.2{:&'::,~''':.':!,
v WILMA LAVILLE
WILMA LAVILLE
Special-This Week

SPSSAUA A4S w WIN
IF you would like a lovelier
l. look for the holidays, a
more beautiful complexion
with which to shine in your
new evening gowns, you can do
something about it this week.
There's a special consultant
from one of the better beauty
salons in town, for this week
only. Miss McGrath is her
name, and she's well known for
her skill in diagnosing for any
beauty problem, and in gen.
orally prescribing for COM
plexionS. She'll be glad to
give you her advice and time.
While she is here, there is a
nice offer, too. It's a cosmetic
and makeup kit with each pur-
chase Of So worth of prepare
lions from her line. This little
box sells regularly for So, and
has seven items in it, two
creams, two lotions, powder,
rouge and lipstick. It's a nice
little kit for travelling, as it is
compact and handy. And just
think-you get it free with
each So purchase of prepare
tions from the line. 1t would
make an excellent Christmas
gift, too, Just this week!
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due to financial difficulties
we have had at home, / will just
have q ceremony at the Rabbits
home Il am JEWISH. 1t will
probably take place at s or 6
o'clock in the evening.
II know that If it were summer
I might wear white, and now /
just dread being married In a
dark color. Will you please sug-
gest something for me? 1 will
be so thankful for anything you
might suggest. IN"
What a dear and friendly girl
you are, to be willing to be so
honest and direct with me. Thank
you for sharing your dreams-of-
your-wedding with me.
Now if you dread" being mar
ried in a dark color, you and I
must make up our minds that this
mustn't be. So why not wear a
dressy afternoon suit and hat?
I have in mind to suggest for you
a dusty pink that is in such high
fashion this year.
It might be Of an Interestingly.
textured crepe de chine. or some
other soft material. Have the
jacket made rather plain, and
then wear a blouse of a lame that
brilliant features gold and dusty
pink or rose in the color combi-
nation. (ThiS suit would also be
perfect for many occasions in
spring and summer0 This dusty
pink shade is becoming to almost
everyone-it is a friendly and
warm shade.
If that shade perhaps doesn't
appeal to you, how about a rich
tone of beige (not on the gray
side) and a brown hat and shoes?
This shade, too, is becoming to
practically everyone. Or a char
treuse, on the dark-green side,
might interest you. All of these
shades can be obtained in other
materials-velvets, velveteen, or
even a soft and lovely wool OF
Vicuna. Blessing and friendliest
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L 4 L

ITO BRIGHTEN your house in
L midwinter when fresh flowers
are expensive, try some gay little
ported flowers. There are various
flowers available, a pink geranium
sketched, and they are in little
green pots, bedded down in moss,
and are very life-like. Further
more, they are offered at a price
you can afford, just Is cents,
They'll make a nice spot Of color
In drawing room or dining room,
and If you put them in the win
dow, people will be sure they're
growing and blooming.
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YOU'RE no doubt familiar with
i the rhinestone orchids every
body's been wearing all fall. Well,
here's the successor to the orchid,
Q brilliant wild rose. It's all
aquiver with blazing stones, and the
flower is on a tiny spring and
quivers too, so that the whole
thing has a more mobile, glittering
look. In the Stamen centers are
some colored stones, emerald,
amethyst, pink, sapphire or topaz
colorS. It's smart looking, and
the quality is marvellous for the
price. If you give it to someone
for a Christmas gift they'll be sure
you paid anywhere up to So, yet
it Is only 81.
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FaVOrite

Or thinning recipe today Is
q Favorite submitted BY q Wash
ington school girl. 1t tOGS chosen
as one OF IL dinners from last
meek BY girls enrolled in Dis.
trict schools.
Each day until December 10 a
SDtnntnO FGvorite tDill be pub.
HShed.
The prize that tDiu be awarded
this young lady is q copy OF the
neW edition OF the N. Beth Bail
ey's "MeGl Planning and Table
Service" autographed personally
to her By Miss Emma Jacobs, d.!
rector of home economics IN the
District schools.
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FRUIT CAKE

IA ounces Of butter
2 teaspoons Of cloves
/ wineglass of wine
2 pounds of currantS
/ package of dates
/ pound Of Shelled nuts
10 eggs
u cup Of lemon juice
" pound of candied cherries
/ cup of milk
"a pound Of candied lemon peel
i pound of brown sugar
2 teaspoons Of nutmeg
u cup Of orange juice
/ pound of SeedlesS raisinS
1-3 pound of canned pineapple
2 tablespoons of molasseS
u pound Of candied orange peel
2 tablespoons Of cinnamon
3 pounds of seeded raisins
"a pound of figs
2 teaspoons of soda
Cream the butter and sugar
thoroughly. Then add the eggs
one at a time, beating after adding
each egg. When well mixed, ado
the spices and molasses. Add the
flour and liquid alternately unit
all have been used. Beat the mix
ture vigorously until very light anc
smooth. Add the fruits and nuts
which have been cut into small
pieces to this and mix with the
flour.
Add the soda which has beer
mixed with a little cold water
When these are we'll blended, part
ly fill a well creased cake par
which has been lined with CREASED
brown paper.
Bake in a slow oven from two tt
three hours, according to the size
of the cakes.
Submitted by Lille Mae Rush
enrolled at M. M. Washington Vo
cational School.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
my husband and 1 have four
children. When / sign our Christ
mas cards, is it correct for me to
write under the merry Christmas"
from the JOhnSOnS?
when we send these cards to a
family, is it correct for me to ad.
dress the envelope to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brown and family?
GA. 3. c."
Yes, this form of family group
name is much used now, is correct,
and has, I think, a pleasant and
friendly sound.
No, it is not correct to use that
phrase land family" on an en-
velope. If your card-budget won't
permit your sending one card to
Mr.. and Mrs. and individual cards
to the other members Of the family
space the line on the envelope care
fully, and address it:
Miss Alice Wells,
Mr.. George Wells,
AL South Street,
City,
State,
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moist and do not lose their fla
vor before they reach their des-
tination. Cakes and cookies that
are fruited hit the spot and bring
cheer to them.
ORANGE SPICE CAKE
u cup of shortening
/ cup Of sugar
2 eggs
az cups of pastry flour
/ teaspoon of soda
/ teaspoon of cinnamon
u teaspoon Of cloves
"a teaspoon of allspice
u cups of nut meats
/ cup OF sour milk
! cup raisinS
Cream the shortening. Add the
Grated rind of one large orange.
sugar. Beat the eggs. Sitt the
flour with the spices and soda.
Add to the shortening alternately
with the sour milk. Chop the
nutmeats. Add the ground raisins.
and the grated rind Of the orange.
Pour into a square cake pan
and bake in moderate oven $3.50
degrees) for SO minutes.
FRUIT GEMS
/ cup of shortening
2 cups Of sugar
2 eggs
3 cups Of cake flour
3 teaspoons Of baking powder
"a teaspoon of salt
u teaspoon Of cloves
2 teaspoons Of cinnamon
y teaspoon of nutmeg
"a cup of milk
u cup of candied pineapple
/ cup of raisinS
/ cup Of candied cherries
/ cup Of English walnuts
Cream the shortening. Add
sugar. Beat the eggs. Sift the
flour with the baking powder,
spices. Add to the shortening
alternately with the milk. Chop
the fruit and nuts. Add. Mix
we'll. Drop the batter by tea
spoons on a creased baking tin.
Cook in a slow oven.
FRUIT SQUARES
~ cup of flour
2 teaspoons of cocoa
"a teaspoon Of allSpice
" teaspoon of Glove
u teaspoon of cinnamon
"a teaspoon of soda
"a teaspoon Of salt
2 tablespoons of butter
"a cup of brown sugar
"a cup of molaSseS
u cup of chopped nuts
"a cup of candied citron
u cup Of candied orange peel
"a cup of candied lemon peel
l egg
"a cup of coffee.
Sift the dry ingredients. Add
the brown sugar to the shortening
and cream. Add beaten egg and
molasseS. Add the chopped fruit
and nuts. Add the dry ingredients
alternately with the cold coffee.
Pour into a cake pan so about u
inch thick. Bake in oven set at
250 degrees for % minutes
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Pattern
PATTERN 1912

Trim down those extra" prob
lem pounds with this gay deceiver
of a frock, for you'll look years
younger in it's Slenderizing flat
terry! Need a comfy "at home"
style? Then stitch up Pattern 4272
in a Short-sleeved version, in per.
Gale, calico, or gingham-its collar
with wide revers of contrasting
pique or linen. For dresS-up after
Moons, make up a model with long
sleeves in crepe, giving it perky
button accents! You'll receive in.
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Fur Panels

A lavish hand distributes the
fur trimming on this seasons
coats and suits. A nice idea is
found on a coat of gray wooden
which has fur panels on either
side extending from hem to hip.
line. At the top of each panel
is concealed a deep pocket. There
is also a deep, waist-length collar
of the gray fox, which makes the
trimming.
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Fur Bandinqs

It isn't easy to recognize as a
coat the model that has fur APP
piled to stimulate a jacket. This
treatment is used for a gray coat
which has gray fox applied to
suggest a jacket. It shows a fur
collar and fur landings that eX'
tend into fur-edged peplum.
New wealth Of fur marks many
of the new models. Most striking.
perhaps, is Patou'S black broad.
cloth dinner suit, the jacket with
a huge, deep, front-curving peplum
entirely of silver fox.