Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1921, Page 36

<+ The cook book ‘is a noble tome, it’s bound in modest gray; the women in my humble home consult it every day; and thus with queenly grace they sling together noble meals, and that is why I smile and sing and kick up both my heels. The cook book’s shunned by many dames who look with scorn on grub; their hearts are fixed on tinhorn games out at the country club: They're wise to all the fiction | Liodks that sell best at the store, but gems of .thought by gifted cooks they look on as.a bore. I'm thankful . that my womenfolk | :are not so.blamed refined they look on cooking as a joke, or as *.a beastly grind. They like to} have their share of fyn, the joy-1| ‘ride and the dance, but when the jamboree is done, the cook boukg ‘has a chance. That cherished! volume then they take, and; =prea(| its leaves apart, and learn ! just how to make a cake, a! . doughnut or a tart. And when the cook book shows neglect no | [ The. Cook Book bappy home® is there; Tired: Father’s works are nearly wrecked, his heart is full of care. Bad cooking creases many ! domes and makes men’s tresses | gray; bad cooking darkens many homes that should be bright and gay 1 \ LT MASON. I (Copyright by George Matthew Adams.) Autumn brides, ot our wedding en timates Blackistone, 14th and T Advertisement. COLORED DOCTOR. AS AID. | “Special Expert” to Look ‘After In- terests of Negro Service Men. Director Forbes of the Veterans' Bu Teau has appointed Dr. J. R. A. Cros land. negro. of St. Joseph. Mo., “special expi in the bureau and his duties will be to look after t Interests of negro soldiers and »sal ors. who are entitled to benefits u 1 der the government relief laws. force of negro clerks and stenog Phers will be employed under the rection of Dr. Crossland. it was a nounced. to receive claims for com-' pensation, war risk insurance, voca- tional training, medical attention and 80 forth. LEAVES CRUISER PUEBLO. Lieut. Commander Andrew L. Haas has been detached from the cruiser Pueblo and his resignation accepted, to take effect December 31, 19 Health Candies 40, 60 & 80c Ib. Quality Plus Economy in LEATHER Can Be Found at Qur Two Stores Capital sl»e indings Co.; Union hoe Fi Co. 637 F St. \lw 219 M St. N.W. plating e, %, apoons, ladies’ mesh bags, cte. ANl work guaranteed. ‘We sharpen all kinds ot knives, scissors and razers. THE GIBSON CO0., Inc. 917 G St. N.W. |Budget Bureau Not to Take Over of any other branch of the govern- ment "have not been taken over by the bureau of the budget. according to_Director Charles G. Dawes. | of the Federal Liquidation Board, by executive both Mr. rector, as well as by other depart- { ments, Board acw.ities, is whol take over the activities of any of the departments, but simply issues { ordinating orders to prevent compe- tition and_to insure uniformity of methods. ing the Shipping Board, chinery of purchase and sale remains | 14th street and Park road. as at present, but subject to a co- ordinating _control, been in existence in the past. the practice of most of the Presidents, jprior to President ‘Wilson, by saying that proclamations’ and other state papers are “done at the city of Wash- |ington.” the Johnson of Kentucky that of Washington™ as a legal entity, and invariably de- iclared that procla -l doing his part in p ton back on the ma 2 M*GINAS \ggll | "RU™ WALKED To ™HE -rc‘a PLATE! Tue PRST —4|KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Ma Broke I Up. BALL Pn:«:b FLOATED up TO THE DABE'S BAT! "THERE WAS A CRACK AND THE PALL WENT DENIED BY GEN. DAWES. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Gavel Club luncheon of Master Masons will be held tomorrow at 12 noon at Harvey's. All master Masons invited. ! Shipping Board Activities. Activities of ‘the Shipping Board or A meeting of all Kappa Alpha in Washington and vicinity will be held tomorrow evening at the chapter house, 1731 N street. The alumni will elect directors for the ensuing year jand delegates to the convention to be held at Dallas, Tex., in December. The assumption that the creation order, recommended by Lasker and the budget d\- involves Shipping erroucous. The board, he continued, does not Gen. Dawes stated, e Special meeting of Third District In- fantry Drum Corps will be held to-| morrow night at National Guard! armory, 472 L street. 4 co- Couneil, A. A. R. L R., will hold its last open-air meet- In all departments; includ- the ma- ling of the season tomorrow night at . which has not| The membership committee and board of directors of the Amitie Club will meet Friday evening in Knights of Columbus Hall, 606 E street, to open a campaign for new members. The Lafayette-Marne committee, Loyal Legion, will celebrate the anni- versary of the birth of Lafayette and the battle of the Marne Tuesday afternoon at Mount Vernon. —_— Former President Wilson adopted | ORDERED TO VERMONT. suggestion of Representative | Col. George Williams, Cavalry. has “the city |been relieved from duty in the office of the chief of cavalry, War Depart- ment, and assigned to the command of Fort Ethan Allen, Vt. ADOPTS OLD FORM. President Harding has reverted to had ceased to exist ations and other ate papers issued by him w the District of Columbia. 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Peed, Medic: Rhode Island avenue and assigned to duty at Fort Monro DEERPHEAD CICGAR Mnny a famous structure that has gone up in reality first went up in smoke—smoke * from a DEERHEAD Cigar—in an archi- tect’s mouth! soia Everywhere Look For The Deer’s Head O8 NINTH ST N.W Agents *‘o\- COMOYS London made Brar Pipes Here Is a Salé Right Now When You Want Them for Fall Wear Brand-New U. S. Navy and U. S. Army Underwear WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS That Retail Regularly at $2 and $2,25 98c A Garment. Your Choice. ..... Of either U. S. Army Gold Medal Cots or U. S. Navy Telescope Cots For Automobilists, Mechanics and All Workmen Blue Overalls With Bib.. Blue Overall Jacket __._—__“ Army Officers’ Shoes, 100% leather. .$5.25 Barrack Shoes, 100% leather. ....... Navy Shoes, 100% leather West Point Shoes Khaki Pants, extra heavy quality. TARPAULINS 12x15—$15.00 18x24—$35.00 10x14—$12.50 20x30—$40.00 9x9 Tents. ... 16x16 Tents. . 97,x12 Tents 12x14 Tents .... Big Foodstuff Bargains Franco-American Bouillon and Meck Turtle Soups.....6c Can No. 2 Can Maine Sble Ccm...-... 12Y,c Black and Green Teas, per Ib.. .25¢ 12%c SculP’s Excelsior Coffee, per bb..........23c oney 51,21 5%-1b. Jars TOMATO SOUP 90 v+..30c 2-Ib. Can Corned Beef Hash. 3 cans for 25c 7c ASSIGNED TO ASIATIC DUTY. to the TRANSFERRED FROM MEADE. | Corps, at Camp Meade, Md. has been | to D-A-N-CIN-G Philharmonic Course National Theater—4:30 Oct. 28—JOHN McCORMACK, Tenor. ' FRANCES ALDA. Sopr Natios !‘-imr; tax Mrs. x:un and G. Berwyn Carnival | R L B S SR AMUSEMENTS. STEAMER: ST. JOHNS Leaves 7th Street W 40-Mile Mon., Wed, Fri, 7: 15 EM COLONIAL BEACH -Tues., Thurs., Sunday, ® A.M. Sat., 2130 P.M. Free Dancing. CAPITOL THEATER Theater Beautiful Opens Mstiae, September & wax SPIbOEL'S SOCIAL FOLLIES ‘With = Spiegel Beauty Chorus. CABIN JOHN BRIDGE HOTEL Famous Maryland Chicken 8130 to 12 P.M. Spegial Attention to Private Parties and lmnnl" s Season 1921.22 0’Clock s Concert Bureau, Droop’s, JEASON 192122 ARTISTS’ COURSE Theater, 4:30 P.M. awill i 1y at 2:30 il sles’ promptly d7ai30 ¢ %2, HULD! LASHANEKA, somber 9, Mme. LOVISE EOMER. tralte. JOSEF HOFMANN, Piamist, nrrz m Vielinist. Sale of seats opens tomorrow morning ai Greene's Concert Bureau, in Droop" lmm mo: DAY, mfluence on the steady, satisfy- ing performance the Franklin gives the year round. It repre- sents practical economy “without restriction of use. FRANKLIN Outside . conditions have no common sense Franklin Motor Car Co. 1101 Comaecticut Avenue, Telephone Main 5341 On the Avenue—that’s the address of the BigStore for Blank Books and Statioery. Very modéfate rates of rental. It ‘desire to purchase, rentals wiil ap- i ca purchase price. The Gibson Co., Inc. 917 G Street N.W. 'WASHINGTON SCIIOOI. " SéCBD'I‘ABIES EVENING SCHOOL SHORTHAND eachiveek 50. permonffe - | 419F STAWWASHINGTONDC. MAIN 8233 to call and demonstrate - THE VELIE SHUBERT ATTRACTIONS MATINEE TODAY AT 2=l g2 TONIGHT AT 8:15 SHAR 5 Sale for Next Week Opens Today The World’s Greatest Cinema Sensation VICENTE BLASCO IBANEZ'S STAR—With sbeciute gemlus, gram has visioned great ‘novel into one of the mmz ot arimas 12 The history of the —m—A trinmph of screen LEERALD-A cpsdty ssdience th gesine entimai- APOCALY PSE | NSEWoI RN DIRECTED BY REX INGRAM For Your Ows Convenience, Buy in Advance and Aveid the Long Lines at Performances Evenings: Saturday, Sunday and Laber Day Mats,, S0c, 75¢, $1.00, $1.50. Other Matinee Prices, 25¢, 50c, 75¢, $1.00. No Higher. Special Film Features CRANDALL'S 3=z, ™ WIS H Kr. W. MARY MILES ER. “DON'T_CALL_ME LITTLE GIRL." | CAROLINA »s7. & . «. e A WANDA HAWLE' V “THE HOU! HAT JACK BUILT* LYRIC 4% =nd trvine scs. x.w. % “RHORT SWIRTS: “Aita Comeds NEW STANTON Also_Comedy. . 6th & C Sts. N, 58 A in “THE POLLARD, = With Milton Sills = BT Thenter and | ALLSTAR CAST. in THE VOICE IN THE DARK." HA.EL Pth at O Street N.W. LAINE HAMME X. in Koa Comepr.,” YORK THEATER CRANDALL S qocAve. &Quebee ¢, TODAY—BERT LYTELL CRANDALL’S 'n-enzr.m & E 3ta. TODAY — AND TOMORROW—BRYANT HBURN. in “THE ROAD And CO “JUST IN ; 2 2:60. 5:00 8:15 Y and 815 *‘Inimitable’’—Post DAPHNE POLLARD in her world-famous songs, ditties and drollery, ANATOL FRIEDLAND. & CO., Harriet Mariotte & Co.. Dave Seed & lllp\ Austin Russell & Devitt, Keliam & O McBans, Aesop's Fsbles. etc. DUNERT wzrx—ent SAWED IN TWO ON STAGE in full view of the audiemce in “‘Vivisection,” the semsation of the century. EXTRA MAT. 5 P.M. LABOR DAY REPUBLI Near 146 Near 14th e e ARLISS ln a photoplay version of his greatest stage success “DISRAELI” As = play it ran five years! Bee the picture—You'll know why! Opening—Next Monday Night OLIVER MOROSCO Presents 2 New Comed: “WAIT UNTIL WE ARE MARRIED” th & !‘y’lul rosco Cast e 'TOMOREOW SECOND GREAT WEEK Paramount Presents GLORIA =SWANSON In Her First Starring Hit “'I'IE GREAT MOMENT” BY ELINOR GL CRANDALL’S F st 106 METRoroLiTAN 10:30 A. l. to ll P. M. SALVATION ATIONAL =5 = Bext ¥ ‘Woek, Com. Menday llxht Marc Kiaw, Inc., Presents OTHER LIVES 4 i TR NELL Edward Sheldon’s Great Play With Special Cast Featuring 1 ULINE STARKE —and ask one of our salesmen —Overture— “0ld Folks at Home and in Forelgn Lands™ Miss Ab; Comedy—N ews—Topics | ————————— K RBOC NICKERBOCKER ¢ | 11 A. I—ALL WEEK-—11 P. M, Itoalart Preaents - BEBE DANIELS In Rer liveliest of comedies ONE WILD WEEK Famous Ridlto Orchestra ROBERT BOND GOTTA —CONDUCTOR— Overture, “Il Guarany,” by Gomes —TODAY— Beginning at 6:30 P. M. PAULINE FREDERICK In Her Latest Triumph “SALVAGE” ‘ _Comedy, “Nothing Like It* ‘ ~ WASHINGTON'S ONL: Park ‘ i Free Admission GLEN ECHO B5 B16 RIDES AND & BIC BALL ROOM FOR PROPER DANCING TO OEHMANN'S GREAT MUSIC —_— DANCING. MISS CHAPPEL! appolntment. North 197 7 S Conmeeticut Ave. Catherine ELECTED IJ'nlmlAllu "GHEVY CHASE' M;KE . ‘Myer ‘c'll"u‘l(-:de jdual lnm straction Teividng Fepolatment Only. SR T DAVISON'SE1329 M n.w.ins ’-".z ll (.Q Cfil cl the Evflll‘ Take 32-MILE MOONLIGHT SAIL ON HURRICANF: DECK TO MARSHALL HALL ““On the Historlo Potomac.”