Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1927, Page 37

FLEHARTY 1S GIVEN YADEN'S SUPPORT Citizens’ President Indorses Choice, but Brookland Favors Inquiry. The nomination of Ralph B. harty as people’ counsel of the Public Utilities Co indorsed last night by aden of the Federation of Citizens' Associa tions, while the organization which Yaden addressed. the Brookland ens’ As: tion, meeting at Ma sonic Hall welfth and - Monroe streets northeast, voted to refer Mr Ficharty's name to the association’s legislative committee for further con sideration hefore passing judgment Mr. Yaden admitted that he h great knowledge of Mr. Flehart qualifications, but said that he favored his candidacy thus far because he h heard no derogatory reports of hi fitness. L. M. McLean, chairman of the association’s legislative committee, introduced a motion, which was car- ried, to have the committee examine the qualifications of all the nominees for the Public Utilities Commission. Mr. Yaden urged the co-operation of individual citizens' assoclations in civic matters affecting the city as a whole. He inveighed against the pas- sage of resolutions by various citizens’ associations without due previous con- sideration or later active support. He said that the public schools were “he ing made a foot hall of" hecaus: citizens of the Dis pared to properly argue their ca fore the congressional committee: The proposed purchase of the called Patterson tract as a public preside be. park site was indorsed by the associa- | tion, following the recommendation of Mr. McLean, who also reported the passage of the appropriation for the paving of Twelfth street hetween Rhode Island and Monroe avenu William V. Lewis, president of the sociation, who presided, announced that he would appoint a representa- tive to confer with the Architects’ Ad visory Council in reply to the latter body’s invitation. Mrs. L. G. Brosseau, director « music in the public schools of the D trict, played and sang. A. W. Barne president of the Dahlgren Terrace Citizens' Assoclation, spoke briefly on local needs The following were elected to nem- bership in the Brookland organization: William A. Helm, R. T. Holden, Wil- liam M. Darling, Mrs. M. E. Smith, Rev. Edward E. Roach, R. H. Hick- man and R. F. Buckley. MONDELL TO ADDRESS CHAMBER ANNIVERSARY Frank W. Mondell, former Wyoming Representative, will deliver the princi- pal address at the celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the founding of the Washington Chamber of Com- merce at the Mayflower Hotel Feb- ruary 24. Mr. Mondell, who resides in Wash- ington and takes an active part in District affairs, will aiscuss the value of the work of the chamber in past years and point out opportunities for advancement of the civic and business interests in the Capital. Martin A. Leese, president of the chamber, will open the banquet pro- gram with a brief talk and will pre- side. Dr. William Mather Lewis, president of George. Washington Uni- versity, has been selected as toast- master and also will make a brief ;:dress on the activities of the cham- r. The speaking program, which is to be ilmited, will call attention to the history of the chamber. The enter- tainment is being arranged by a spe- clal committee headed by Warren C. Kendall. of Fle- | 1 no | rict had been unpre- | Prues THE EVENING STORY The Clean-Cut Pie. HE little waitress in the blue dress had an uncanny ability to take pie from the pan without breaking the crust | or losing the slightest bit of the precious filling. And as the re- | sult ‘of her ability she was unani- mously elected by the other wait- resses of the Coffee Cup Inn to stand | “I burned my finger, but it doesn’t at the pie case during each meal |hurt now,” she replied [ hour and slice off the delicious mor- | “All right,” he said. “Don't cry | sels for the patrons’ dessert. over a little thing like that. Just But it happened that on the very [run along and gather me up a nice, | morning when the pastry cook | big, brown waffle and a cup of cof- pushed several dozen steaming |fee. And don’t be stingy with the Jlackberry pies into the pie case the |sirup.” he added as she started to- telephone rang and the news was |Wward the counter with ed ziven to the manager that the little [ smile. Waitress in the blue dress was sick’| She was happy now. Happy that | Four other waitresses flurried help- |she didn’t have to embarrass herself lessly und the pie case at inter- | by taking her lover a piece of messy | vals attempting to discover the m; pie. It didn’'t matter bout the | terious secret. They burned their [other customers. But her express | | fingers on the sizzling juice that | oozed up through the curved little air holes in the crust. They pushed dull knives slowly into the pastry only to find that the crust followed the blade to the bottom of the pan, { while the delicious filling oozed | messily to the top. It was a precari- | press driver beckoning to her. she |ous situation and every assistant in | hastily went to his table. | the cafe was at his wits’ end. Cus-| “I smell nice, fresh blackberry tomers began to kick, the coffee urn | pie.” he said, sniffing slightly at the boiled over and the manager had |blackberry laden “Just bring me been out too late the night before.[along a nice, big piece of that, too.” The same situation existed when | The blue-eyed waitress turned quick the od-looking _young express | IV away so he could not see the sud ariver arrived for his breakfast and |den alarmed expression that crept to |sat down at the blue-eyed waitress' | her face or the tears that threatened table. Somehow he always sat at|to fllm her pretty hiue She that table and always she found her- | swore sadly under her breath, a thing | selr ing him. This morning |she seldom did. Pie—this morning of | she was in unusually bad spirits be- | all mornings he wante Then cause of the terrible mess she had |suddenly ideastru She made of her pie cuts, but was slightly | would tell him the blackberry pie was 1 by the sight of him. She|all gone. That would solve the sit this was breakf: He m once and for all. At noon, if ordered pie for hreakfast. wanted some, the pie would bg it happened that the blue and imuchy easicf e scut. et eved waitress had already had the , alto, the waitress in the blue pleasure of three dates with the |dress would he _to her accus young express driver on three suc- |tomed stand by that time. She sighed | | cessive pay nights. She was angling | 2% she thought of the regular pie cut | for a fourth, with smiles, favors and | ter. She was a pretty good scout, after pretty words at the end of her well |all. even if she did make eves at the baited line. But she remembered |cxpress driver ; that on her previous evenings with | She returned to his table and hesi- him she had adopted the famous do- | tated slightly she started to tell mestic lines. She had led him to|him the story of the pie—that it w helicve that she was highly efficient | gone—all gone. in all the ar of housekeeping, he blackberry pie is Y cooking and, what might prove more| But she got no further. Her eyes disastrous than any of them, of cut- |drifted away from the express driver | ting pie. She knew he believed that | as she started to tell a lie and fell Her Worst Worry Ended for a Dime! A Body Sweetness that Even Perspiration Can’t Spoil All the trick laxatives in the world can't tempt prople to understand the prop- erties of cascara A hundred different drugs will purge the howels, but a little natural cascara purifies the system clear through. Cleanses even the pores of your skin Renders perspiration as inoffensive as 80 much dew! Your grandparents took “ealts’ and slowly washed away the ‘mucous mem- brane with the waste! Mineral oils are better. but they leave the coating that your blood must then carry off through the pores. But when you cascarize the system, you get rid of all the poisons by normal muscular action of the bowels Don't get in the habit of taking medi- cine for constipation—or even for auto- intoxication. If you have the habit, stop it. A candy eascaret is a deligh! ful form in which to take cascara; children love them and the taste tempts most grown-ups to take “more.” And what a comfort to know you are in that clean. wholesome condition that does away with any need of deodorants, even in warmest weather! Try a cascaret tonight! Al druggists. 10c & 25 she could cut pie to perection. “Good morning, little sweetie,” he said tauntingly. He looked up into her blue eves and noticed a vexed sort of expres: “Well, what's the matter with little dimpled dar- ling?" She smiled at that, and instantly the hint of a tear disappearcd on my b e had just neared the counter | preparatory to giving his order to the chaotic chef in the kitchen, when she heard the tapping of a knife on a s of water behind her. Quickly She looked and saw the young ex: | as “WHAT A JOY it was to_find such an aid to utter cleanliness!: My system is so purified, perspiration doesn’t stain my garments and I just forget self now, after I've taken one or two— CASCARETS | | enterin The blue-eyed |invitation ax he | pie. enthusiastically until her or e waffles had been filled by They were perfect culinary art and she proudly | ed them to the young express A moment later she left the waited der for upon a figrre blue dress the front door w sudden delighted ex- | the co pression cross his waitress’ face as | mens she saw the newcomer. And then she | delive started on a run for the door and |driver. threw her arms around the new ar-|counter with a perfectly cut and rival, | steaming piece of blackberry e “Oh, you dear thing!” cried the blue- | Every spot of the crust remained in eve witness, without looking back at |tact without the slightest depression the express driver. “We've missed [of any kind. All of the juice and you s0. We thought vou were sick.” | filling had been arti 1y saved The wait in the biue dres The express driver looked dowr smiled knowingly and shook her head the pretty morsel before him in the negative. She leaned toward |smiled. her friend and whispered “What a_mean pie you cut.” he said “Just had a late date last ni 1d looked up into a_ pair of happy didn't Nt to get up. My | blue eyes . I'Il bet you'd make was a stall.” fine little girl in a fine little home The waitress in the blue dress took | somewhere, wouldn't you? her customary stand at the pie case | The blue-eyed waitress smiled again and began slicing off perfectly cut [one of her finest smiles. He did not pieces of the lovely pastry. The oth-|know how happy she wa er girls stood around and appreciated And how about tonight?” he said for the first time the art that lay in | “Shall T call for you tonight? 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