Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1925, Page 47

WEOMA N'S PAGE. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, GREATEST EXPERIMENT OF THE CENTURY Noted Investigator and Writer Goes to the Jerusalem of Today and Tells the Story of What Modern Methods Are Accomplishing in the Holy Land. ARTICLE ‘1% Revival of Dead Language. BY SOPHIE IRENE LOEE whil the men ead languaze and ial language- chievement of its kind in Hundreds of rears ceased to medium Now made it a of instruction ~e has come the medium The cha the persistent of one who. of Palestine his £ the pre 1 by a nd mener He is dead. And bt his v vith her the job her hust . Ren Yehudah. She story—a tale replete with suffer privations, hardship. It 11 that follows him who wou'd 1 the scheme tr And tn order (v ed is the same the story in witke 1ze path ! A VIEW OF JERICHO. zan the arduous w a dictionary,” she told me. he died three yvears completed all but fo 1phabet. Accordir it will take seven ve: waork finished Yehudal Perhaps turesqu Palestine than is represented in this ilv. And the story told me by 1 is one that could fill many vol- umes As T look back at the holy determination 1h iated hy hushand. and whicl spired i v memh i ilv.” said this little woma hair i with the zleam of “His theory, hecame the heart en Zionist she said Palestine te f compil- And 150 he had ers of the this tas more pic- history of at it"now I marvel mi he but with park suhsequently of the this Jows 4 Jew th hecanuse buried i Jand n Yehndah m ner of Ju here with last days in ceept it constru, ) in which have heing “And how he was scoffed at 1t when he firs i to insist only Hebrew must be spoken. 1 jarson Yiddish. which is « combination Linghed hat ¢ the PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE BY WILLIAM Is This Mother Girl or Woman? stant reader, fair play. pro hono rybody el at help us find e answer fo this question.) Although 1 freelv concede I am a mean. unsympathetic, sarcastic ¢ with all the conventional “ethical fectations of the regular doctor then some. and consequently a in the side of a lot of shady nighted folk. I can still feel several bushels of sympathy for an sional stranger. This letter makes me feel that “Dear Dr il And al menth-old hahy Ome lads and thorn rady: 1 the rd am a 14yearold maiher of a4 like to wean my sted that [ nse She said an appli ind 1°d n have What do von think camphorated oil myself that in terming as voman.’ now Am I have heizht hat voman? And is the female the foal advice a lady? then Sairey Gamp is a lady d I am no (shady and chted write in to me thes suspected this: 1 know The quest speaking ays ore the house, how the mother who st BRADY, M. b. maternal duty a woman imes it seems that too many e mere girls in this respect They trump up the sorriest excuses for delinquency—nursing the baby in feres with activities, restricts liberty, spoils the fizure, and all that of rot. Tt is lucky bimbo who gets a hundred per cent mother these degenerate davs. The civilized world suffering from too much canned social sort =irl e - person of im eveloped char The little mother he only that depends woman 4+ feminine adult A lady is a wom n of refined manners ¥ this stand ard the mother who seeks 1o evade nursing her baby is certainly no lady It would seem that she is not even a Woman. She is irresponsible: she fails hend what <h to her hahy: she is little =irl and she needs bhoth instruction *“The fishvy acter may ind discipline ife superstition that cam phor ha effect npon lactation or upon the hreast ranks with eral run of humh deas sold to lible females h the mails or developing” or enlarging or reducing the “bust.” “When 2 mother a rigid let alone pe L for her to follow fortable binder E w days, but not a may need one or two doses of brisk saline cathartic. That's all weans her haby licy is alwavs the Support Virginia Sweet Buckwheat Flour 551th Successful Year VIiRGINIA-SWEET PANCAKE FLOUR More than a method of making Pancakes —in addition, Virginia Sweet pro- duces the kind of Pancakes, Muffins, and Waffles that everybody likes. e may wear | | i i is immediatety ! to He-| e is spoken it eted to the langua intery brew of all the various tongues of the na tions of the world which the Jewish people have acquired throngh the cen turles “He insisted first be spoken amonz his own family rote about it. 1le started a news . and although he had little or no . it was a miracle how he kept ng. poundinz away at one principle all the time—Hebrew, the dead lan- must be revived he realized that the must_have some means of learni 1nd thus began the 15 task of findinz words, here, ind evers where—words of the et H make up his d Tie semetimes eizhtee matter how lah of love to him with him am now finished Mrs. tell assembla Visitors Children do not speak ample one i who came when we plain to dren said speak 1 Must Speak It. are reprimanded if they n Hebrew alone LepLiman S v day 1 heard a little ! her mother 1 Yougster from New Mother. get to our 1 will ex Yor home n b ned to them he De: k nothin, ple that has in.! the he He. vorld w thought, He X imiversally accepted i1 mother _and re completing the Three charming dau home are ir vaded brew bresw and helped hecanse g Ben Yehnd:ih then w how misnrderstood he as the Palestine Bulletin. 1his pen n b which he stoned and <aid, sadly it he waor prison lorie atter < helped to something will be Jewish And sizns ine, wher officially o 7 1 as an_ideal can de. will behind it to bear and st ever any pri otherwi | wiys pure Hebrew i i the clties, in town or country, uphill| (Centinu n rrow’s Star.) | or down dale, everybody e brew, every Jewish man, and child So proud one achievement much as anythin; national Jewizh ‘life with i language, that every meetir ducted Hebrew and if e speaks woman Vegetable Salad. Two cups chopped cabbage, one cup | grated carrots, few drops onion juice, | one and one-half cup diced celery, one. half teaspoon salt. Mix the vegetables | thoroughly and serve with Russian all the Jews of this hich has in the creatio Sunshine Hcinz chefs capture the sunshine and bottle it in the form of Heinz To- mato Ketchup. Note the full tomato color of sun- ripened tomatoes. Taste the spices, -bought where - they grow in sunny lands. Thick with real-tomato goodness, rosy with real-tomato color, and abounding with real-to- mato flavor, every bottle is a bottle of sunshine to cheer dull appetites. So, ask for HEINZ TOMATO | we're going to have a | sant D. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1925. | LITTLE BENNY P was laving on the sofer takinz a nap with his slippers on, and my sister Gladdis g A hat to one, and ma was helping her by saving how she thawt it looked diffrent way started to snore to himself something like thunder in the tants, me saying, ¢i, thunder, I bleeve storm, fokes Sutch an ideer, hee, hec, ma sed And her and Gladdis started to laff and pop started to snore a little louder sounding like thunder not quite o far in the distants, me terning my | oat coller np and starting to wawk | erround with my hands in my pockits gettin the poor sailers on a an_actor peeple wont be able to help laffing at him, ma sed. 1 dont know weather funny or jest funny lookin, Gladdis sed. Being less of compli and jest then pop started to s loud as enything, me saving, Quick, fokes, get down in the cyclone eller hefore a tree gets blew down on G. there goes one now, I sed And 1 nocked over a chair and it banged against the sofer and hit ope of pops ankels that was s king over the side a little and pop sat up strate and grabhed his ankle saying, Owtch wat the dooce, wat the mischiff is go ing on heer” And wat the hlazes is o confounded funny? he sed Meening on account of ma and Glad dis still laffing, and n 1.0 Will yum, that boy perfeck om wait till T tell yvoun I dont wuni to h thawt my ankel was and Gladdis sed, Wait father, and if von i humor you'll die laffing. Im dying without Iaffing ankel is all black and blue that bov? pop sed The anser heing half stairs on the way out Yorkshire Pudding for Beef. hilk, one-quarter tea . one-half cup flour. to flour and then pour on the slowly so as to make a ste the eggs about.two minutes and add to the first mixture. Have ready 1 hot dripping pan or bread tin con ing some beef fat »ur the pud mixture into the pan to the depth of about one-halfinch. Buke in hot oven for twenty minutes Cut in | squares and serve | he's axually hee hee ken il w eny ar =oas pon e tell you ents of I bet this ware is ways down One cup salt, two e poon Add | FEATURES:. Shellfish. Almost all of these delicions gifts of the sea are now in market and they are such an addition to our tahle that every housewife should know how recogniza th »d and had qualities withe There are few dan gres in buving shelifish, but with a little knowledze, these can he avoided It ix hard to tell which is the greater favorite, oysters or lobsters. Crabs both hardshell and soft-shell. come next, and then clams, Shrimps, scal lops and mussels belong in a little group by themselves There are two precaution ures that stand out with clearness. One Is to always purchase the freshest sea foods offered for sale, and the other is to have assurance of sanitary condition of the shell fish beds and waters. The former can be taken care of by the individual The other Is In the hands of the Fed 1 and State authorities. For perfectly safety. oysters, ‘loh sters. crabs and shrimps’ should hought alive. This is possible even a thousand miles from the coast, as they are shipped on ice from the sea to points inland. A tightly closed ovster shell indicates that the hivalve M1y open shell means Lobsters should he and quite lively to ir g ulty meas icular The noblest of impulses spring from my heart. That I'm help®l and kind there is never =a doubt. My plans are 2ll made for the good of the race, But I find it’s = bother to carcy them out. - v v G be | If limp and lifeless in do not buy them fish-stalls” where v cooked. nt scarlet the market, | There are reputable obsters are offered They are then a and their tafls should <htly curled towards their body b&, both hard and soft shelled plain indications of life and should be bought in this state, or else | flakes™ packed in one mnd open tins at the same fsh 1 where you buy cooked lobsters. hrimps curionsly semi-trans parent. gray in color ay be alive n when they show:no signs of life When cooked they > @ delicate “shrimp pink S are really finest when quite small. They should he vellowish or pinkish in appearance Avoid the very large scallops some times seen in the market, for these have been “plumped” in fresh water and as soon as subjected to cooking will lose more than half their size and be of a poor flavor Clams are alwa there are many var - only zood clam ix a live one.” It is quite possible 1o tell when clams are alive for when dead. the shell, like that of the avser, opens of itself. give and Baked Potatoes With Gravy This is an old-fashioned is excellent for children. the preparation of white sauce to he pipinz hot haked pe the «white pr Two milk flour sliced g graine papri arin. one-half teaspoon sal the flour with the paprika and Seand the milk with the onion and then sirain. Melt the margarin i the flour smoothly with it the hot milk gradually the flame is thoroughly sm in o double boiler for is dish and It involves carefnlly with made passed the sance cups one ind b pourin Stir immedi until the oth, then ifteen minu aver tre Cottage Cheese. milk slowly until the the top. Then pour curd in a bag and hours withc Heat whey it off sour rises put the it drip for into cream er. Mold F It i and keep when fresh 0ol place tablespo Rells on one's toes may not be pos sible, but rhinestones in one’'s hecls are now the height of sophistication. They adorn the loveiiest of siipper richly enhancing their beautv and them worthy of comparis Cinderella’s exquisite making N with even dainty pair The slim ankle appears slimmer. thy slender foot seems smaller. as thest twinkling heels sparkle by you on the dance floor rchase them separaic any fashionable attach them to at shop evening pumps MARGET Mexican Meringue Pie. with Line a pie plate bake it. Take the four teaspoonful nfuls of up together to a and spread P and f Jeat these consistency tom of the pie crust brown it in the ove Beat up the and make a Stiff the pic New Shrimp Dish. Dice three slices of a fry cupful o fuls of cannec sether for o whict pan ¢ A cuy ablespoonfu , the FROM -TRE LAND OF THE TOREADOR dor. HE informed eye will discover in the suite illustrated a type of furniture that was once possessed by swarthy smugglers and shawl- draped mountaineers in the land of the Torea- In the flare legs, the shaping of the pieces and the picturesque contour of the stretchers, the spirit of sunny Spain has been retained. The principal wood used is walnut and the cabinet is handsomely done in antique red and gold with trimmings symbolic of the pirates’ treasure chests of old. Red mohair pads on the chairs assist in the Spanish atmosphere. The table is of the refectory type and the buffet is adequately possessed of space for linens and silver.” Ten pieces, $695. - For a real Virginia Sweet meal put Virginia Sweet Syrup on Virginia Sweet Pancakes, Mufhns or Waffles. THE FISHBACK CO. Indianapolis Kansas City - MAYER & CO. Sevéntit Street Between D & E KETCHUP Thick with boiled-down goodness WHEN IN PITTSBURGH VISIT THE HRINZ KITCHENS A Blend of Cane and Maple A Product of Real Quality SYRUP