Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1930, Page 39

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And no matter how suddenly a headache may come, one can at ull times be prepared. Carry the et tin of Bayer Aspirin with u. Keep the larger size at home. ead the proven directions for pain, eadaches, neuralgia, etc. B"gn L/ NO NEED FOR TASTELESS VEGETABLES Their Flavor Can Be Im- ‘proved While Cooking or Before Serving Them \ 1 Cooks who are succeasful in the art of making vegetables appetis- ing, depend upon two rules. First, cook raw vegetables in as little wa- ter as possible. Canned vegetables should not be re-cooked — merely heat, them thoroughly, Second, use a mixture of sugar and salt in sea- soning them. Salt, by itself, merely overcomes flatness. Sugar, however, “brin out” the flavor of the vegetable. And when the two are combined, an unusual appetizing goodness is developed. A dash of sugar to a pinch of salt is a good rule to follow, In the case of extra mild flavored vegetables, sugarp salt, mustard, ofl and vinegar can be combined and used as a flavor just before serving. For example, after spinach—canned | or fresh—is taken from the fire, drain it and then heat for a minute in this mixture: 1 teaspoon sugar, 15 teaspoon mustard, ! teaspoon salt, 1 tablespoon vinegar and 2 ta- blespoons salad oil. ‘The more one experiments with sugar and salt in seasoning vege- tables, the more apparent is the flavor value of this combination. | Doctors and dietitians approve this | use of sugar as a flavor. | are more delicious with sugar. Sugar Institute.—Advertisement. DAKOTA'S ‘BAUMES" STATUTE IS UPHELD Life for. Fourth Felony Con- viction Affirmed by State Supreme Court. By the Associated Press. BISMARCK, Dak, May 8.—The State Supreme Court, by & 3-to-2 vote, yesterday upheld the statute providing life imprisonment for a fourth convie- tion of felony. The decision was on the case of Joe Malusky, convicted of pro- hibition law violation, which had been appealed. The court held that violations of the prohibition law constitute moral turpi- tude and therefore come within the provisions of the habitual eriminal act. The court divided three to two in the decision. The majority opinion held that “moral turpitude is evidenced by an act of baseness, vileness or depravity in pri- vate and social duties which man owes to his fellow man or to melet{‘ in gen- eral” and that “violation of the prohi- bition law as a second offense involves ‘moral turpitude.” Malusky, who admitted two previous convictions for felonies in other States, been sentenced to four years' ime prisonment. PIEDMONT CHURCH CONVOCATION MEETS 125th Semi-annual Session Held at St. Mary's, on Glebe Road, RIXEY, Va, May 8 (Special).—The ;fmtn i-unm‘xlsl n;el of the Pled- on nvocation e Episcopal Church is in session at B'nrp)l.ll'!'l Church, on Glebe road. The 24 clerical members of the convocation are the guests of Rev. John G. Sadtler, rector of Langley Parish, and of the congregation of St. Mary's. Rev. Paul Bowden of Warrenton is dean of the eonvocation, with Rev. W. Francis Allison of Bnndfi a8 secretary and Rev. Percy Foster Hal of Alexandria as treasurer. The mem- bership embraces Alexandria City and the counties of Arlington, Fairfax, Lous doun,ul’rlnr ice William, Fauquier and mlefin‘ Was by Rev J, G. Sadtler. Following holy com’munlon. the convocation sermon was preached by Rev, Henry J. Miller of St. 's Episcopal Church in Clarendon. Lunch- fon was served by the ladies' guild of St. Mary's and was followed by a busi- e A 3 o idagan v. xander O. Zal of the Theologicil Sem!, conducted :hh- :I:vhl:t and mw the sermon last PARENTS AND FRIENDS’ PROGRAM IS PLANNED Children of Juanita X. Nye Couneil House Will Give Numbers Tomorrow Night, A its and friends' be held at Jtl-:un J:ndl'u"l.l:hmiehul tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock by ehil- dren of the Juanita X. Nye ol House. The program will inelude s demon- stration of work done in the handeraft department under of Miss Myrtle Cohen, teacher; a patriotic dem- onstration by the Rex Junior Club un- der direction of A. Disman, volunteer leader; a 0 solo one of the stu- dents of music sc) under direc- tion of Mrs. R. W. Green, one-act plls. “The Baby Show, lub of un volunteer worker; dances i) dancing classes under direction of Miss Nettie Cohen, volunteer worker, and & one-act play, “The Pirst Day of " by the Jolly Workers' Club under direc- tion of Mrs. " volunteer worker. — g London has a movement to bring its plehr i Tl et lons since , up the names of statesmen, explorers, sei- entists, soldlers and sailors whom the city has honored. If You Would Have the Vigorous Hair of Youth —heed these warnings When your hair beging to veceds or get thin on the crown (3), nature lessly warning nu“ that you been neg- lecting your scalp and bald- mess is surely ing. 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DALLAS, Tex., May 8—District Judge C. A. Pippen, ruffied by the slowness with which the jury for the second murder trial of John W. Brady of Austin was being selected, yesterday threatened %o levy a fine and jail sen- tence on Maury Hughes of Dallas, de- fense counsel. Hughes had asked A, M. Smith, the second venireman examined today, whether he had any prejudice against a married man having an affair with a woman other than his wife. The judge several times yesterday had sus- tained an objection to that question. “If you ask that question another ime, T will fine you $100 and sentence ;«;“:w three le)’:pln jlfll;lch time you k it,” Judge jpen said. ‘s!vldence at Brady’s first trisl, which ended when the jury was unable to agree, was that Brady, a former justice of a State court of civil appeals, killed Miss Lehlia Highsmith, 28-year-old stenographer, after maintaining inti- mate relations with her for several years. SLOT MACHINES SEIZED IN COUNTY Stores in Several Montgomery Com- munities Paid Visit by Police Squad. By a Btaff Correspondent of The Star. Mon Inf police o wt.l:‘e:n station here, headed by Sergt. Guy L. Jones, canfiscated eight ot machines from various stores in the district Tuesday, and are holding them, pending instructions from Chief of Police Alvie A. Moxley, who gave the orders for the police action yesterday. With Corp. D. L. Snyder, Sergt. Jones visited stores at Wheaton and Glen- mont on the Colesville pike, at Holly- | wood on the Colesville pike, at Forest Glen, and at two places on Georgia avenue near the District of Columbla line. There was no resistance, the offi- eers informing the proprietors of the stores that they were compelled to con- fiseate the ‘hines. ‘The mflu :no of the quarter, nickel and penny type, requiring those amounts to be deposited on a chance of getting back a larger return. It was said that a number of complaints have D. C., THURSDAY, MACKAY’S FORMER WIFE LEAVES CHILDREN ESTATE BSons and Daughters of Second Mar- riage to Receive Fortune of “Over $100,000.” By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 8.—Mrs. Katherine | Blake, wife of Dr. Joseph A. Blake of | | East Brook, Me., and former wife of . been received about the prevalence of |/ the machines, Their operation is a vio- lation of law, 1t is said. It was indicated that it is rot probable that any prose- |- cution will follow the confiscations, the State contenting itself with destruction of the paraphenalia, . NEW OFFICIALS ASSIGNED| FROSTBURG, Md., May 8 (Special). —The newly-elected mayor and city council o for the fiscal year when the commissionerships were as- signed as follows: Councilman Olin Gunnett, police and fire; Councilman Gurney A.Shuckhart, streets and pub- lic property; Councilman John J. Rodda, water and electric. light, and Councilman Michael J. Byrnes, finance and revenue. The following appointments were made: Peter Lemmert, city clerk; Wil- liam A. Gunter, city attorney: Joseph Richardson, street supervisor; James A. Jeflries, water superintende: scar C. Robinson, tax collector; Dr. W. Oliver MeLane, sr., health officer; J. Maxwell Mathias, eif mfim and Benjamin H, 'flmmn.we“y . ’ It may be the little stomach; it may be the bowels are sluggish. No matter what ‘coats a child's tongue, its a safe and sensible precaution to give a few drops of Castoria. This gentle regulation of the little system soon sets things to rights. A pure vegetable preparation that can’t harm a wee infant, but brings quick comfort —even when it 1s colic, diarrhea, or similar disturbance. | And don’t forsake Castoria as |T’S time for all motorists to stop, fisten and buy AMOCO-GAS when the Neumeyer Motor Com- pany, Inc, Washington distributors for Marmons and Marmon-Roosevelts, make statements: {ike the following: “We found that the most expenéive motor fuel was really the most economical.” ¥AMO0CO-GAS makes Marmons and Marmen.- ’Roosevelu, capable of extraordinary performi- ance by themselves, run even better.” “hts higher initial cost is more than made up for by more miles to each gallon and reduced operating expense.”: The AMERICAN OfL. COMPANY Genarel Offices: American Bldg. Baltimore, Md. Afliated with Pan American Petroleum & Transpart Company MAY 8, 1930. Clarence H. Mackay, left her entire es- tate to four children of her second mar- riage, her will, filed yesterday, revealed. ‘The estate. valued at “over $100,000,” will be divided among Katherine, Joan, Mary and William Blake of New York. Her three children by her first mar- riage, Ellin Berlin, wife of Irving Ber- lin; Katherine O'Brien and John Wil- liam Mackay, recefve no legacies, the will explains, “because they are' amply provided for under the terms of a trust deed made by their grandfather, John Willlam Mackay, at the time of my the child grows older. If you want to raise boys and girls with strong systems that will ward off constipation, stick to good old Castoria; and give nothing stronger when there's any irregu- ‘larity except on the advice of a doctor. Castoria is sold in every drugstore, and the genuine always bears Chas. H, Fletcher’s signa~ ture on the wrapper. marriage to his som, Clarence H. Mackay.” “CHICK” HARDING WEDS MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich, May 8 (@) ~—Lieut. Neill B. (Chick) Harding ot Beverly, W. Va., West Point quarter- back in 1927, was married yesterday by Galvanum Paint for galvanized iron garages. cornices, ete. 1334 New /98 9w Ui good. SCREEN PAINT. We have it—also' depend- able stains, lacquers and-enam- els for all other Spring beautifying needs, afternoon to Miss Doris Johnston, daughter of Maj. Clyde C. Johnston, post surgeon at Selfridge Fleld. Lieut. ho was assistant , Wl coach at West Point last , s mow stationed at Seifridge mu{" Nearly 4,000,000 ds of blueberries were sent from Newfoundland to the United States last year. Prolong the Usefulness of the Screens —and improve their looks a timely application of finishes; - yarnishes, Specially Low Prices —are the rule at Reilly’s, Why not reap their advan- tage? HUGH REILLY CO. PAINTS AND GLASS York Ave —Phone Nat’l 1703