Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1923, Page 16

Fatter It Is, Better Public Likes ; Ice Cream, Tests by U. S. Prove The fatter the ice cream the better, according to the taste of the average man and woman. Evidently the public does not be- long to the family tree of Jack Spratt, | “who liked no fat” when it comes| 4 eating its frozen delicacies. The Department of Agriculture, through tests just held, has discover- ed that ice cream consumers have a decided preference for the richest,| sweetest and finest products. Tried on 50 Patrons. In the experiments carried on by, 0. E. Willlams and G. R. Campbell | of the department ice creams of dif- | ferent compesition were sold on a market, where fifty daily purchasers| ad an opportunity to choose from | three different kinds without know- ing anything about the ingredients | contained. Varying the butterfat content made | a great difference in the preference shown for the ice cream. Eighty-two per cent of the purchasers favored | that which contained 18 per cent of | fat; 10.4 per cent chose that contain- | ing 15 per cent, and 7.6 per cent voted | for the product containing 12 per | cent. | There was not such a decided pref- | DRY AMERICA CAUSES| DIAMONDS TO BOOM: Even Seconds in Demand Since Pro-i hibition Came, British Dealers Report. By the Associnted Press. LONDON, June 15.—England's dia- mond industry is the latest field of British industry to be affected by American prohibition, for the profits of the Scottish liquor dealers are be- ng rivaled by those of the Hatton Garden diamond magnates. These dealers are experiencing an increased | demand for precious stones through- | out Americ: The explanation, according to lhc’ report of the Federation of Britlsh | Industries, is that Americans are spending some of their former liquor money for stongs. At any rate, the United States is the world's largest consumer of gems of all kinds. Some of the leading Amer| noted for handling the finest purest stones, have lately been inter- themselves in or spotted ones; indicating th a new class of buvers is being deve! oped The demand for diamonds is ly in ing, but eme most precious and ting considerably mo dn diamonds of the s Imeralds are becoming the markets due to the inrc able supply by th hion that these stones I act also that selected by Prin, i engagement ring and that an emerald necklace was worn by the queen at a recent court have combined in ma ing the stones cven more sought after than ew years ago. The supply is said to have fallen below the demand and comparativel o stocks in seem to ex- v of the gem will be worn i any quantity or ist and the actu, seems to imp even more in DESPERATE FROM ILLNESS Sir Henry Primrose, British States- man, Found Mortally Wounded. LONDON, June 18—The Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Primrose, a cousin of Lord Rosebery and formerly conspicuous in high public offices, was found in | Kensington Gardens, ly wounded. A revolver 1 him and a letter found in his declared the intention of & to commit suicide. He had been for a considerable time. Sir . Henry Primrose was born 1846. He éntered the treasury 1869 and served for a time a tary to Mr. Gladstone. He was | man of the Pacific cable board, | 1914, and also chairman of the board ! customs prior to that. His grand- | ather was the fourth Earl of Rose- | bery. i e More than 30.000 persons are en- | gaged in the paper pulp industry in| anada. | Only a few can make a- perfect drive—but there’s satisfaction equal to it for all of us in an ice-cold glass or bottle of this beverage’ | out gelatin. - -THE - EVENING STAR,- WASHINGTON MUTT AND-JEFF—Mutt’s a Lion Tamer, But Not a Dog Tamer. ~dex S 1S CLASSITHE LioN . =\ | TAMERS' ARE SEANDING ME oN A VERY | MISSION TO WASHINGTON. erence for a high sugar content, but it was very noticeable. More than 60 per cént preferred ice cream contain- ing 19 per cent sugar; nearly 30 per cent preferred a sugar content of 16 per cent, and 10 per cent chose the product with 13 per cent of sweeten- ing. ' Prefers Milk to Sollds.- The preference for different pro- portions of milk solids, not fat, was tested in cream made from milk con- taining 10 per cent fat. The results showed that 55.6 per cent of the pur- chasers preferred the cream contain- ing 12 per cent of these solids; 25 per cent liked best the product eontain- ing 9 per cent, and 18.6 per cent fa- vored that containing 6 per cent. Ice cream containing gelatin to give body to it was preferred by a large number. It was used in a mix- ture containing 14 per cent of fat. A little more than 63 per cent of them preferred the product containing 1 per cent of gelatin; nearly 14 per cent preferred that with 0.5 per cent, and 23 per cent would rather have it with- The fat content of ice cream does not seem to have a great effect on the quantity a person will eat, except when it is very rich. There was very little difference in the quantities eaten of ice cream containing 10 per cent and 13 per cent fat. vania will continue, despite fallure of the state legislature in the closing hours last week of the 1923 session to appropriate $250,000 asked by him for law enforcement. The governor declared his deter- | mination of “going ahead full steam, PINCHOT CONTINUES FIGHT FOR DRY FUND | believing whole heartedly that we are Confident Money Denied by Iggil-“‘" right thinking people in: this commonwealth.” . lature for Enforcement Can “And we are gonig to win” he Be Raised Elsewhere. added. The State Women's Christian Tem- perance Union has launched a move- ment to raise the $250,000 by public subscription and Gov. Pinchot ex- pressed comfidence . the movement would succeed and ways would be found of using the fund. By the Associated Press. HARRISBURG, Pa, June 18°-Gov. Gifford Pinchot's fight to en- force prohibition laws in Pennsyl- CLOSING-OUT SALE Going Out of the Retail Shoe Business HUNDREDS OF PAIRS OF WOMEN’S SHOES SELLING AT LESS THAN COST One -strap White Pumps and Oxfords, vici kid and French calf. ‘ Sport Oxfords, white and black, white and gray. Golf Shoes. Egytian Sandals with green trimmings. Satin Pumps. Patent Leathers. VALUES TO $6, $7, $8 - Remember the Address— 417 11th St. OPPOSITE EVENING STAR. thirst~ jowing IN DOUBT OF POLICY ;co.'y',m'll",m'“;‘v';i;ld, member of the Brit- American, other By the Associated Press. MOSCOW, delegates committee of the third internationale | carrying on have Indicated in their speeches that 'American imperialism: he advoc: D.-C., VE BEEN DELEGATED T ASK THE PRESIDENT To ACCEPT AN HIORARY MEMBERSHIP IN THE LION TAMERS ¥ T'LL USE MY MosT POLISHED MANNERS AND MAYBE THE PRESIDENT UMLL ASK 1 | to the present lnzernmxonnli::’:fi,'.i‘:;{,’ nce of JA chamge ish house of commons, |the English communists in the talis lexander Trachent z United States said the time had and of hers, a rived when the exccutive committee . there should show a way and means of th struggle nst ted asked what should gainst Brit do > h capi- | been 1fubl jof the of chair Zeneral struggle a June 18.—The German, of English, Russian and the executive on the conf erence I Mos ow THER'N {they had come to the meeting un- |summoning conference jCertain as to what tactics to take, |Parties inj the states concerned. at M. y emphasized merican imperialism, X responsibility for | Latin-Afmerican revolution: N instructions hed, speeches an of the executice committee, reported in the official app immedi revolution MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1923. (Copyright, Mark’ reg. U. ot Radek the had not import- have yet but from the tenor of G. S. Zinovieff, ars to be less em- than at the | struggle for previous 1923, The Swedish and English delégfltesi He | objected | ganda. Dot | Program which | against honest men, scientific materialism, which includes unconditionally propagating Fish have cold blood, taking the rounding water. by H. C. Fisher. 8. Pat. off. Trade [, mx, LaDDIE BoY! ForTHE to anti-religious Zinovieff replied: we do not declare war but religlous work- but our program is based on propa- | WEST MILFORD, N. “In our | Miss Lucy Hewitt, and Mrs. Edward of New York, jr., of Louis, by the J., June daughter Ringwood Mo., were the' necessity of Atheism Certainly, anti-religious propagan carried on wisely —_— that is. blood temperature of the sur- afternoon. The bride daughter of the late Abram and ag great-granddaughter « late Peter Cooper. 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