Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1926, Page 38

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢ THURSDAY. JUNE 10 1926. FEATURES. Weather and the Season’s Frocks | | SUB EQSA ‘ The Daily Cross-Word Puzzle LITTLE BENNY 150 YEARS AGO TOD S Story of the U. S. A. BY MARY MARSHALL. BY MIML (Copyright. 1926.) BY LEE PAPE. ‘ BY JONATHAN A. RAWSON, JR. — T 5 & ER . Pop was smoking to himself and ma PARIS. | the gond God is angry at the French. Both Love the Same Man. Welt, Willsirs 8 oW ans iRt wepther canditions in Paris this| murmurs the devout dressmaker. "I “Xever mind. gpar.” sald Gladys to 2 | and that is that o iy n S in. the river on the previeus evening. un Eariap act asin stern duenns to keep|was cold even in May. | her. hest friend, Palice. “even though TR S Canada 'Amy Loses Agal known tn them. From this force fachion from belng asx gay as she| “Perhaps it is the Americans Who ye’hoth love Roy, we needn't let that i X 2 ,| SOREL. Canada. June 10, 1 which was well stationed behind gond have br t the dark skies” YOU inierfere with our friendship. We can . ve you hin worrying about? ' gy another disaster in the Canadian hreastworke, they received sn warm a <iggest. “There have never been 0| ha just as fond of each other and pon-sed. and ma sed. Nuthing speshil | ign must be recorded. It veception that thev could do naight many here in June before.™ {9imply leave the question of a man | bt 1 meen tve got a new autlonk on L i | bt retive in the speediest order pos “Nals. ribn,” Sassures Mha WA Guiel 0. i . you mite sa We had a Hindon | curred on the Sth at Three Rivers. a g jhio which they did with grear diffi French woman. ““That cowid not be.' Alice looked hopeful but not thor m India addre us at the regular | post on the St. lfi“l"v'"ln““' '™ cnity. having heen without sieen for e o AN TS RoRe (s S1ib | olihTe (Comaineen, i ALMA Ieen (en 1imeeting of the Wawters of Cleopattera | Which the Britleh farces had advanced | nighte, and manv of them having alwavs =hines, and thay ava vary gen. awfnl shock to hor fo learn that 2 o] this afterngon and he certeny was|in their pursult of the Americans | jnai their provisicns and ha Soue ilieus A MGHIGERE Ciladys, too, “was pining with love for ‘| wonderfill. He dident tawk about eny | Gen. John Sullivan, now in comm ne sustenance except water far many An unfortinate ciccumatares (his| Koy Baxter, fall. good looking impar- | thinz but how silly it Is to worry be. 0f the American for honrs ceason was that the frocks that most tjat idel of all their erowd / cause nuthing is reely werth worrying | tak! | . When the en:mv saw aur people SE the dieeininkers (HEANNIERTEAIENS ! TS Bt Ehownisiiher BLRRRI: | about and how we would add yeers Kreat service and might p give way. they sent 600 men ta attark nwing for Spri and early ‘mare attention than the other, hut ¢ : 29 and veers to our life if we would any | #vahes of the British further i the [ hem jn the flank and tn he nmmer were of an extremely light each in her Inmost heart knew that enltivate a calm and peacefill mind """l '1""‘ affair was """'“"'(' ‘;" hoats In wwhich sur people h and Summery sort—all supple, Auffy | she was the biz number for him. All | [ He certeny convinced me and Im all | 8&n. Witllam Thompson and carefully | from their camp 10 that side of the frocke of light, gay flower colors.,And | right. then ady= and Alice sol throngh worrying, she sed { planned in every detail. s fallure is | yjver. Tn thic last partienar the enc now while the decigners have turnediemnly promised not 1o let their great - ¢ Giving me a idee se charged against the freachery of the|my was not successful. and by gand . LI deer. and 1 zed, Hay | gyjdes npon whom the Americans had ¢ 2 their thoughts to Autumn and Winter,| loves spoil a heautiful friendship, and ma. I broke that little hine thing with | yq g, ¥ anidy bttt UL AU LR L bl Sl escaped, o mades the woman who buys s By RSzt thes (EAREIE | L S TS HaDA: Gn A aie e g | tocdepend anibuton misirforation | cepting (pesharsi 200 who were ki ably has pot even left off h \ it on the night tha Gladys | table today i :"”"' had been laid hefore: them #=[ar 1aken prisoner. Among these cap 4 [ 10 the enemy's strength tiired wits Gen: Thoripson Spring <uit and her Winters furs. | came rushing over to tell Alice that i : # 5 ,. 5 | (Comaght. 19260 ! 'Roy had invited her to his own elub | Wat. my ixpensive glass ash tray en. Thompeon's orders were to| (Coprright i - ” a sed. € well, theres no use warry make the attack only in caze ha found . dance. there wasn't a trace of friend. | ma 4 If its broken its broken and wats | the prospects of snecess much in his hip i the face of either girl. . | f MENU FOR A DAY. —] <howed triumph—Alice was furious. | done. Tm not going fo worry | favor, as a defeat might prove the tn Molasses Nut Pie. Hex indignation took the form of sar myself into harden arteries hefore my | tal 10ss of the country. MHe crossed |y ywa cupfulse of gond m BREAKFAST. {eugn. She said nasty. hurting things | ttme. she sed. and 1 sad. Well its lucky | the river nine miles ahove €¢ (ith the jnica of one lemon. and zrad Stewed Rhubarh, . ladvs left in a high ra; From | you feel that way about it. ma, he- | Rivers in the night of the Tth. o] e et et i Dry Cereal with Cream. S| thak time forward there was a dread ; | cause do vou know that china thing | led into a morass by his guldes. he go ., o igianed with a little wa Fluffy Omelet " | ful teud hetween the two “pals.” | with the lady on fop that was next te'l Was obliged to return hack nearly two | teaspoonful easrh Raisin Bran Muffins. Roy Baxter. in a couple of years, : the.hlié thing? y{-“‘:-]‘; ,,.."'":.2'.1;":;1‘\“.\, ::'"":-_:I{*‘:_‘:': cinnamon. twe Coffee. % [m ed a stranzer from anothey | “ +tt Your.net trving to tell me that you | wppo Riirich ships in vh’; river hegan a 1.1 NCHEON. city, but ihe hreach hetween Gladys o Peokte nne hexeis i raneser fode | r b An SO IR AR EEEE n s ' NCHEON. and. Alice remained. They were | , ma sed, and | sed. Yes mam, and she | o oa 0 N e areh gg Salad % ! deavoring te march through swamps Rve Bread Toast. s duiende fagain. ! 3 : sed. Well ‘how in the werld, wat in|,nq mud. which they say in places ' e . Which shows that it's foolich and | sHe-warlds O thix (& awedE welk iy ranberries With Snga | was ahont middeep. Thev ‘kept push rge Drops. lced T . 2 O U e T neb ZINZE -ty worry, Ive made up MY jng an, hoping any minute ta step on Sl L e pdship when the same man is agi | 5 ekl nalob . RouhiE step on : I¥ating bvo hesrie. ¥oR mAyIeel (HRt) Aifle zeed Wel ma. walt till yon heer abot | \When a1 last they eould form: fay |27 honur T Eoth || youre: capabte nf risinz ahove petty | I Lisht meale. . o Southern constellation onr tortisk shell romb. 1 sed, and che | ap atrack. thes fand themeelvac np . Rroiled Mackerel -+1[» |Jeatousy and " irvitatlon, it yowre| 7. West fndap Clotaly rénfiried ted, My wat O me land sakes. even e A @ from ene-| I ot nesdl wark. rean the Baked Potatoes, Green Peas. nof Withered a Hindoo couldent stand this, and 1 e chips. «hir Jken tation in | calimnz of The Srar he- wor a friends . Jow-like o1 k Caibage Salad Th fendship b i ke cu Follower of Falstais aitlAk wed April fooF e T aidant : Ea Fobied vase > Pudding ir e, 38 Speany, HYARG CnYINGE. B aa SRt st To0 spannfuls of melted hutter, the of three eggs heaten very light one-half a cupful of sugar. the oge whites heaten tn a stiff frath and ane cupfil of hroken peean meats a pan with zaad pastry, hake a e fel 2% loval and true to |15 Caremo Dowen. e e FLUFFY OMELET. your pal may he. hut once yqu Free from. X i cidiay thing, mslsed \Wichi she! did one-half tablespoon think she's getting the in ac City in Nevada e e B D 1t. three tablespoons milk, one: | | with the man vou ador ® City in Germany Sl i il il L L — hutter. Beat .eggs | | beautiful emotinns of voure will take 4. Spread around A i B ahters omehody got' eome good out of the JUST close the doors RoANEaIL @A anic || dight. An? vou'll hT st aorn | Notahle period \ 5 Belonsiiig B 4 Fas et A and windows. Spray Have pan hot, put in butter and We gals can't help i e Just! 33 Srate on the Missizsippi (abbr.) Belonging < prw pour mixture. Tilt pan to allow don't seem 1o have the capacity for | Prefix: two. nv IMPROVED DETHOL Jadia till the air is misty. Wait a few minutes. Then omelet to run to lower riendship that will stand [T on of facts Y | < i nelet to run to lower side, and a friendship that w up in ollection of fact Market places. | Red. Pepper Butter. ar characteristic <ol | Beat dve fougth of a cupful sweep out the dead flies. pe from upper half perfectly spite of the love of a man * Wealthy man 5 clean. pushing all to lower halfe So the wisest courss for us is not |33 Flowers faintain noA eream duuily heat into 1t the rom conked red pepy il Every last one. Made by When set. turn over bhack on to'try to make friends with the other Secrt Chaae ! clean half of pan, brown and | {girl who ln\oe.h‘m i 1135 Rabylonlan deltx 3 ‘u\lrl.'-)d x,'v‘a‘:-mm-;m It we find that our particular pal | of the Rihle A % : 1= sighing and hlushing over the same o ot | nent tn a saddle. e AcdORE 0Bl e Hie a wanderful new secret SPONGE DROPS. - H hero we've pleked ot for ourselves. | 3i M on ¥ “Procesd a3 s Kinish with formula, IMPROVED Reat with fork three eggs an then we've gat 1o make np onr minds | (%, DOWer =8 Nian's nickname mon _juice adder, DETHOL is the surest one cup sugar. Stir inte thi along without that partienlar AR o The ahstraet conception of heing Chilli peppers # one and one-half eups pastry pal | Flat circle, 4 length .of. finger are used fly-killer ever shot from F | B siyfke P - oo THE FIGURE IN THE | flour into which has heen sifted Wete got tn give up either the man SIERY e Plate hese come iy Gt bl a sprayer. You need H_ DO A PAIR OF nne-half teaspaon ealt, nne tea or the girl in the rase, and | don't ndeveloped hrane They may he 1o G R TTI HER LOVELY | cheon eream of tartar. twe tea. | ik theras much danki aneut which Rauiie] . ARBOVE, sAHONHeS oF e IMPROVED DETHOL. NOT AT ALL! SHE. | 8boons soda favor. Drop from | | weil ehoose. if we're realiy in love “p, T . Mans pame. | il sauce ednaugematime i e Get it today. Simple — INEE C. ‘OF THi | teaspoon thiee inches apart on | " 1¢ we have the sense nat ta con uzzhcks B ar tn othar recipes where. green pep 3“ATERH£PSA5 THE buttered tin and bake in quick tinue a friendship made dangerous H th {Bie are dallod fod Safe. Sure. Guaranteed. Preposition 5 French nunit of square measure Puzzle.Limericht AND EMBROIDERED, A e e | by '.M; of the same gt e e Make amends for . Spray 3 A S. . - come day resume our old relations Jatiignilin ey TY FROM PARI rflf_is.reszunrix\”v‘:,”‘m | Shen the man has dropped out nf There ance was a centipede —1— 0 o b s ne 8 s Peanut Butter Fudge. mould be. Weather here seems ac | ,.3%44 viwo cups milk and one i s h ¢ for all ! the op S e Aclle and as unreliable as in our own Ehpoon meliea biitter > - t with " he sad mich! ook together half a cupful of pe s koot bu 5 nkly. and then don't s venly ) ral rule at home. Winter| | four cupe fiour and untll one or the other of you : * in appearance 2 2 itk unti | . the lap of Spring, and ruins - has definitely won—or, until both of \ are worn poured inte | vou have gntten nicely over the whol 18 an HET A arre £ ground 1 EEE N ng c d cherries which have | ThinE o SRR i R ; e ; e ey 75 @ sometis n ] coated with flour, turn pitobibiind ntire S R e 1 ™ + r. 4, ].' = e ~ 2 i 0 " (uli sine the deep chagrin of furriers and mak-| | into buttered baking dish, bake, Note—After the. extremelv puz = 2 uitered PRS0 00! Manutactaring Cors Tncs ere of Winter coats. And Americans | covered, for 1 _hour, then nun ¥ S Puzzlick'” which was presented a“_ n";‘ mn:apnl's;“cln such ev;lndlt}t:ns | cover and brown. Serve with BIO’] HERS vesterdar u are entitled to an easy eather here s season has en | hard sauca. ! . ane today here it fs. Yau nught moet ineonsidarate. Tt may he that! AND THEIR CHILDREN. rh he r‘:m: dv:d\m. it out in n:n:ha { minute or less. The answer and an Rainy Day Apparel. ather “Puzzlick” will he here tomor Our Chfldren By Angelo Patri " Veaterday's “Purrlick.” There was a volinz dancer of Ipswich | Wha took most astonishing skips 7 : which A Little Inconvenience. and tin. Change the contents of the o G S delighted a miss - treasure chest often enough to keep it | She said: “Gilve me a k The reason children keep on doing |interesting. Direct the exploring child > = He replied: “On the cheek or the lips, things that they should not do, thinge |y, his own field and enconrage ' which?" that give other folk trouble and do.pjoy it g » 2 / IFaperight 1076 1 themselves no good. fs that the Uttle |“"prl "4y 1i41a inconventence that i 4 il excursion Into forbidden flelds gives follows his unlawful tre 7 netean ritiee in the T'nited : them no Inconvenience—none "’W»yn et by this approved orcupation / af mare than.100.000 papniatic counts, that ls. and he learns to h / fewer motor fatalities in 1925 The 2-yearsld climbs up on the|and how to handle things. H ! i 19 table and pulls down the glase far [that one field bring . |and disapproval, and the ot and the smiles of heltéred side b B nd o nd half a ma he left out af desived Sr (Coperight 1028.) He ories a 1 cheers up and starts = ° o . . . . i B | [ eons in Engleh ‘ Deliciously invigorating e something more. | ' i The investigating 2-vear-old would ¢ W. L. GORDON. One Mather Save have tn he slapped very hard. se hard | Onr children are equipped for had | ¥ . iMing " weather with slickers, min hats and 1hat none of us would willingly do i1, Wards often misussd: Den ribbers. One great advantage of /] in arder to register 1 deep enotigh im- “\We must cooperate together.” “To. | [NOETS LNE WSS ACTENARE ~ pression to alter his conduet. The slap gether” is siperfuous. e i iratare: na is more likely 1a teach him to slap Teeniodli o ? " it Free! : 1 b % h o en mispronounced: Rusiness. Pro- | the other garments are perfeetly dry : t t Al T B ) oen wusronavned S > » easonal Treat to tite m climbing and touching Often misspelled: Rreath (noun): |adults, 1 seidom require the children ¢ him in his chair or in ik hreathe (verh). 10 1ake an nmhrella, for they are like. . “S l S S 9 are whers o ean e | ot rincipal, Teading, s, 1 1o cares. them hald dnwa fn'ron - —“Salmon Salad Supreme ! long time.” re hief. dominant. main. prominent. fore. | of their faces ?nd "hllfi .““"T‘,H"‘.m T kS membering that 13 minutes fs 2 very most. i s :T.'.\;.D.:u.'h';wl:m danger of approaching 3 FIRM‘I ious fish meat, the rich ocean-fresh flavor 16" this aslive; entn, His Gra=tunx A word thres : ; uscious f e n action. and to he times and it is vours.” Let us increase (Convright. 1926+ ' ‘ & h 1 ad out with creamy mayonnaise on cool let- o e Aur vacabulary by mastering one word b lced wit, emon e i 1 i e 3 tuce, and garnished with a little egg, tomato or olives. partially inactive by 2 held down ta one place is very fach day. Today's word: Intemperate Tantalum, a new metal for nse in - onienient. Each time he endangers characterized by want of moderation ajectrical works where great rasistance O Orange vimeelf nr tonr helongings express OF self-restraint. “The Norman nobles ;4 heat and acids is required. is said ¥ eacure fareiiie wich am. |were not. zenerally speaking. an in | (o fast 1,600 times longer than plati i -vithout emotion. Then |t°mperate race.” num_and_is_one twentieth as_cheap. vim 3 period of inactivity, Make S Wit esrtain, Do net skip ene o1 did =0 and he repeated same after 3 )\ " He wonld E 4 7 . > 4 to vere erip 3 z . + diseriminate G | wehable and what | 28 2 . 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