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Associated Press THE BUFFALO EVENING TIMES, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1025. United Press Dispatcher Today 's Cross- Wo rd Puzzle THE CAPITOL Twister No. 72. By J. C.

BOYD 0d You Remember HOME AND HOUSEKEEPING The Editor of the Home and Household Department cordially invites TIUES readers to write for help in solving household problems Address Editor, Home and Housekeeping. Buffalo TIMES, it 'The Loves of Eunice and Claude No. 23 Days of Auld A Capital Puzzle to Solva. by mail is desired, enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope. it Lang Sy E1C I ii TS5 JOHNNY OLDBOY on the bottom a double piece of cotton flannel, about a foot wide when finished: tuck this added pTecl under the foot of the mattress thus allowing the blanket proper to come up over the sleeper an extra 12 inches.

Thfc, speaks for ifself in ving grateful warmth and better' night's rest. uetier fATIIR TIME WIE1DS A KELRJJTJLEss SCYTHE -Once by the dusk Egbt of an ancient buu, I saw a Uorologue. Its minutes Ml I pou the roused ear, with a drotnr knell. That he who pass'd attended to the call. y.

tww- HOME NOTES By Jenny Wren. Antics over I looks; and lot five all. i00111. were" furnished accord CORRECT COOKERY By AUNT PRISCILLA GOOSE LIVERS. Lay yo oose livers in rite salty water fo a our bef o' flxln' em.

Den, If large, cut In half, dry well, sesln wld salt an' pepper an' dredge wld flour. Inter yo skillet put a tablespopn of grease (goose fat or lard) an drop inter It a heapln tablespoon ob chop't-up onion, lettln it cook clear. If yo" likes yo' kin add 2 to 8 clovesj, Lay in yo livers an' fry fus on one side an' den on de oder. Cover yo' skillet tite an' set back on de stobe whar it'll stue 'long real slow an' till de livers am done thru, turning 'em from time to time. Shake a little flour Into yo pan, an when It am brown, add enuff cole water fo yo graby let oook up good.

Sesln to tas'e, an', if you likes, add sum mushroom fo' a change- nn. ck? re made, every re lv liml? rm 9 A 10 li i 12 1 L- li- 1 z2 7j Fv3 "27 zs 30 uaS" TT -i-oii i -2 ifc-i 1 1 I I I I I ink like oetfroom etart ing like this: "t0 one iare an four-Potr bed One moved, and four wre motionless. The one as scjth'd and bald-bead Time; an now he inow'd on, Sw-eep after sweep and each minute's fall. The four were king, Sceptre they bore and globes And eruiined crowns. Before that old man dim They stood, but not la Joy.

At sight of Tim. They had stiffen 'd Into statues In their robt; Fear petrified Let no man envy him Who emitee at that crave Homily sublime. fl irt" il0t8 by either i ea Plnepplea pre May Waldron Robson Was 4 '4 A Carroll Street Beauty. HORIZONTAL. VERTICAL.

female bird 27 affectinsr PAItBOIL BACON. "They have their exits and their i hort laugh 29 Christmas entrances. inventor of carols lightly fr- Bacon Is much more delicious If It with uatn And each man in his time play i 32 wait for 33 baseball player 7wm 4 (abbr.) 35 exterior I i. i irrom. there on the Ingredients might vary greatly.

Walls might pe panel, painted or papered. Hook ed or rag rugs might be spread on Is flret parboiled and then fried very 28 approaches 30 imprwea-: tions 31 a legged reptile 33 inflamed swelling on the eys 34 -diocese 37 uniform 40 measure of land 42 Canadian province (abbr.) 44 bone 45 suffix nreanins sffent 46 topographical engineers (abbr) 47 diphthong 49 equals the floor. Curtains of whlt mil a. Posed (by Eunice Hunt and Montague Towere Photographed by W. AIrd Macdonald mentea liquor 3 crib 4 be tardy 5 a kind of short open spout 6 propel with oars 9 untwist 10 kiss (obs.) 1 1 onrselvu 13 annoal church festival 14 ocean 1 5 ceils 16 cert 18 in.

21 lacteal fluid 255 French elrryiBsm 24- aa island 25 assassinate the telephone 6 measure ment in one direction 7 preposition 8 depart 9 aloft 10 bushel (abbr.) 12 pronoua 14 snertly 15 Orient 17 ftstrmyent 19 joker 10 holds in control 1 roll 23 fetter 24- the same 26 notice of proposed marriage quickly. lln, be-ruffled, or drapes of flow er-sprigged chintz would be eouaf- DELICIOUS OMELET. Tj LOPING against Odds! Without money, Claude Marvin, trying to escape with his sweetheart, J2 Eunice Blake, from her hard father, begs the air-man to take them to safety. See what happens covering1 of a steed 36 part of a ship 33 certify 3 9 athusiasm 41 yoa 42 a direction (abbr.) 43 part of tire-face 46 Russian emperor's title 43 New England state (abbr.) 50 obstacles 51 uncouth 62 borders iy appropriate. But that the bed A few teaeuoonfuls of chopped next in Monday's EVENING TIMES.

would be a four-poster Is a fore ham or grated cheese, or a few peas gone conclusion. or tomatoes added to the omelet The bed sketched ia of mahoe. make It more delicious and offer an excellent way to use leftovers. uiaue ana nnished a iypa io 08 round In nurlv urntture shop at ranging WHAT JONES THOUGHT By II. ADB-IN'GTOX BRUCE.

Author of "The Riddle Personality," Etc. (Copyright, 1925, by The Associated Newspapers.) Henry Jonee was born the son of a Welsh cobbler. He died a knight iu SPOILS QUICKLY, Cornmeal and hominy spoil quick (Copyright. 1925, by the Public Ledger Company). ly, hence they be purchased In small quantities and kept In cov For Throat Tickle Do This-- When you first feel a tickle In the throat.

Just as soon as you begin to experience that uncontrollable desire to cough, take a swallow or two of that fine old medicine, Kemp's Balsam. The throat membranes are healed and strengthened In a way that ordinary cough syrups cannot reach. Get a 30 cent bottle to-duy. Sold by the best druggists for over forty years. of the British Empire and iprofessor of philosophy in a famous university.

solution to pazsle ered Jars or cans. Herewith is No. 71: Learned bodies delighted to honor him. In the course of his long and useful career he became one of the hundred men constituting the British NELLIE REVELL Academy. Hla fellow-countrymen rightly rated Henry Jones among the USE CREAM.

If a very rich white sauce is de great of his day. Decidedly he was an outstanding example of how men can rise from SAYS: sired, use cream Instead of milk. obscurity to distinction, provided they have npt merely Intellectual ability many parts. Of which the end is death. Shakespeare.

The death In New York City recently of Mrs. May Waldron Robson, brings to memory that she was a former popular and well-known resident of Buffalo. Half a century ago Carroll Street was a choice residential street and many prominent and well-to-do BufTalonlan3 dwelt therein. The Waldron family. lust below Ellicott Street, had many friends and handsome and buxom May Waldron was not only the beauty but the acknowledged belle of the street.

Nearly or Quite BO years ago she married a young and little known actor, named Stuart Robson. He won great renown on the American and European stage and for many years was associated with William H. Crane in that marvelous production of Shakespeare's "Merry Wives of "Windsor." Old-time Buffalo thanter-sroers will recall that wonderful classic of the stage as it was presented at the old Academy of Music. Never, before or since, was there such a gorgeous production of the Bard of Avon's great comedy and May Waldron, then Mrs. Stuart Robson, was the feminine star of the cast.

Until Mr. Robson's death, his clever wife was. always one of the chief supports In his various-companies. Although Shakespeare's great comedy Is now but rarely per-formed, it was long regarded by such eminent critics as Warton and Ben Johnson as the greatest of the Bard's comic creations. The ludicrous misfortunes of Falstaff, into which he is betrayed by the "merry wives," Mistress Page and Mistress Ford and the Intrigue surrounding dainty and eweet Anne Page, form the principal action of the masterpiece of stage comedies.

As "Sweet Anne Page" and again as merry Mistress Page, May Waldron won not only the admiration of the critics and the public, but likewise established her reputation as ft clever and versatile actress. I am eorry to record her final exit from life's stage but I am pleased to remind Buffalonians but the determination and confidence that flow from a sound conception of life's duties and life's possibilities. This Henry Jones had in abundant measure. There is more than a KEEP COVERS ON. Be sure to cover the flour-barrel, clew to the secret of his success in a letter he wrote to his son, James, at sugar-bucket or spice cans as soon John Barrymore and Joseph Schlldkraut are at their rivalry again.

For some years Joseph the time of the son's removal to 'India: as you have taken what you need. A strong desire hae come upon me 'just to send you one word of i Haw to Solve Puzzle. The best way to solve crocs-word puzzle is to run over the list of horizeata) and vertical synonyms in search of evident or "easy words. If horizontal, the word you are looking for must extend crosswise from the number to the first shaded stop on the right; if vertical, it most extend downward from the number to the first shaded stop below. When finished, the words should read equally well crosswise and downward.

Schlldkraut played Barrymore roles prayerful blessing as you arrive In your adopted country and set your hand to your work. EARTHEN' BOWLS. ppj-At-s 1. 1 Jt fs IP Tr -joi'rirri nriiiH. ems p7uA nTv'H jOIN Qi) 1 1 aTtTI' A Prtfr Pi; AjC A CP--- fa rs it ioipip'lI fTsl Mi rT (hi y10Tc on the Continent while John Barry I don't know any peace, Jim, or anytning so quiexiy etrong as tne An earthen bowl and wooden spoon Is -preferable to metal Implements when mixing cakes or muffins.

Tr, a yi 8.x. hlMkra-ut roles feeling that one Is doing one's little best, and holding on to the right; and 5Ln have the sam that, somehow or other, we know not how, He who made this most beau- iissomness and the gift for playing tif ul and wonderful world Is at one's back." When You Catch Cold Rub on Musterole if poetic and roman- Is It any wonder that a man thus thinking, thus believing, rose as nave wen-turnea and Henry Jones did? USE CARROTS. After boiling salt Jbeef leave a few carrots In the liquid until cold. They me European i too orten tne amoitious iorgei mat cnaracter counts ior even more UTiiHternioi a actor la nehancina-hla naii. witb u.

mo.iitv in 9tn! ften th nin fore-et "fteroie is easy to apply and it right away. 1 hiiiu'iiiiiiphl. vrni, mimiu from turn- green tights as Benvenuto Cellini in that only those who can (become really great who sense the truth that life often it nwt. a i' "The Firebrand" Just as the Ameri- Is an enterprise set on foot by a Divine Planner.for the working out of a lnJ: an Air hla A i I i 1 1 1 t-tu or jineumo can did his when I In its good work nneumonlii. nmRM, IMS.

kr BUac lam Bmticmim. tnm. Jimt tI'i 1 It i I bh 1 i he was playinsr in sublime purpose. "The Jf A A .1 j. 1 The Jest." And the Foreettlne- current m.H these thinsrs it may be.

even scoffing: at the idea that Iiners- tights are causing Just as rra a there Is a Power mightier than themselves, and that with this Power -nf furor among the matinee pu'bllc as they must unselfishly co-operate the unwisely amlbitlous fall Into sundry the buater wunoui did the previous pair. errors. Musterole Is a clean. whff fnr- MER GOOSE DOT PUZZLE Trend of Fashion 1 .1 in especial mey iail into tne terrioie error or regarding uie aa nmn' m.nt made of nil The law of sunolv ni in more than an opportunity for material satisfactions. Their ambition fh' iitrf Mwa anfl By HELEN MERRILL EMERY seems to work with every commodity then degenerates If not into a senseless questing for wealth, certainly mdd by many doctors ni '10 wut xt costs nine to make ---o Musterole for sore throat cold and commands a hia-h nrieA an a I triumphs.

nft h.in,.ti.n, will absorb the salt and the liquor there ia ainrv o-b- r- in "rl-SEUSON fashions continue to give a prominent place to the coat frock It rv mougii wiiipur umr in pleurisy, stiff neck, bronchitis r. I Even though they temper their egoism by Bervlce-ren can be uesd as a foundation for soup. is surprising that more of us don't tney remaln egoists none the leas. They would serve, but wholly to ad asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pains wnicn, lr one is to remain in the nortn set up tho -business of producing xftiiThVv Mostly they may be worn under the long coat or If anu acnes oi me DacK and Jolntn. do not so much as render Up worship to the Ideal of serv- i7 It iu For anyong who wants the for.

Cheese Biscuits. one is lortunare enouirn to depart ior ice. but give themselvea frankly to the gaining of selfish ends. Possibly bTafn9 Trotted fen- com An 1t Tlf colr.fr.D- fn. falllno- hif firA tn.m.lm.

Ir8tea Ie COld Of all SOrtS. mula for its manufacture, here it is Hi cup bread, flour," 2 teaspoon the south the first touch of cold wtwther forms a conrplcte costume in itself. -tjive and Forgive, without the peace Ilenrv Jones so surely knew and they find themselves 'r? Mothers: MiiMerolcMn almo baking powder, 1. teaspoon sugar, far from the greatness that was won -by Henry Jones. This is a mode that is probably one pinch salt, cup grated cheese.

made in milder form for ha hi cm and small children. Ask for "When a person buys a cheap arti- teaspoon butter substitute, cup milk (about). -i. ra in a woia, wnai nenry jonea inuugm is wiiai every man must xniiin ft and would make of life all he ia meant to make of It, and would receive whn ma from life Its richest rewards. It.

When he buys a good article he i i i muarrn-s Mnstcrole. 35c and 65q Jars and tubes; hos Sift the dry ingredients together, pital size 13.00. add the cheese and butter substitute, rub In lightly with the fingers. Add UBes "'the age to which I happen to belong. It is a restless age, a discontented ior me recollection of quality re-j ase ja, unmistakably, it is an age that has wandered from the ancient mams long: after the price is forgot- and energizing verities held unwaveringly, to their great good, 'by Henry the milk slowly.

Turn out on floured board and roll out to about ten. E. C. Simmons. liXc alicap of Jones and his like.

Vi Inch thick; cut with biscuit cut of the most satisfactory ever created and it vogae shown- no dign of lessening. Each season a different interpretation appears, which varies in detail from the fashions of the preceding period but which remains the same in its essentials. In a number of mrw models cloth and silk are put together in moet original ways. There for instance the frock sketched, which in Its straight simplicity end novel decorations is a telling exponent of the new modes at their best. The original model is made of very heavy and lustrous black satin, while the -ornamentation consists of a wide band cf natural color kasha stitched -In black, with here and there a touch of gold.

A narrow band runs from the under-arm seam down each side almost ter, place in pan and brush over tops with milk. Bake about 20 minutes Between the great things we do and the small things we will THINKING FUZZILY in a hot oven. Its not lo, the danger Is that we shall do nothing. Monod. Gluten Drop Cakes for Diabetics Better thn a mustard plaster.

1 heaping cup of gluten flour The song-writers are complaining of bad business. If tt continues, a sifted with 2 teaspoons baking pow Jot or them really will have to go der, 2 eggs. 1 grain saccharine tablet YY to the bottom of the skirt. ffrJlXH dissolved in hi cup of milk, 1-3 cup By JOHX (Copyright, H25, by The Associated Newspapers.) Says Henry Van Dyke, of Princeton: "Four things a man must learn to do If he would make his record true; To think without confusion, clearly; To love his fellow man sincerely. To act from honest motives purely; To trust in God and heaven securely." We have a great deal to do with that third line.

Read It again. nome to tneir mammies. (Copyright, 1925, by the McNaught walnut meats. Syndicate, Inc.) Beat all ingredients together. (Of special Interest is the cut the collar, with its narrow roll of kasha that continues as a facing down the fror A hat of felt, exactly matching 1 color of the kasha, stockings of the hi.

Drop from teaspoon floured and buttered pan. Place one-half To tone an1 plain opera pumps of blae 1 walnut meat on each drop cake Bake until brown in quick oven Moving Picture Funnies think without confusion, clearly." patent lpflther complete a costume per So much of our thinking is cluttered with emotion, with fear, with feet In all its details, which once agai This makes 18 cakes. emphasizes the chic of impeccable sim envy, with Jealousy and with (prejudice. 1 Vv nlicity. Pork with Fried Apples.

Wn An thlno-a hsimiM wa want in An fnem rnifl then rv to tninK Our- I that in May Waldron KODson the American and international stag was enriched by the presence of one of Buffalo's sweetest and most brilliant daughters. Xatuee has given to man nothing of more value than shortness or life Pliny. Glance Backward to The Saturnian Age. When "tallow dips" served for candles and candlesticks, coffee, to many, was a strange beverage. When I was a boy I used to see many folk take a bowl of coffee, fill it with bits of bread until not a drop of coffee was left unabsorbed.

That was considered by many persons as a great delicacy. I have seen hundreds of children in Buffalo mostly early resl-dents of the district lyins between Jefferson, High. Bailey and Sycamore streets, using lard as a substitute for butter as a spread for bread. And many thousands of Buffalo kiddles, in the "good old days" considered "bread and molasses" as the finest sort of a. treat.

But wouldn't It be a sight for the gods, and horrify the new theater du monde if table manners of the 17th century were substituted, just by way of a change, for the present vogue of innumerable table Instruments of torture, doubt and de- epair. Let Ben Jonson describe the old English style of eating before the era of forks. Introduced, by the way, from Italy: "If the dish be pleasant, either fish or fleBh, Ten hands at once swarm In the dish." Well, the world of Today Is quite young: The Hetle cigh crowned hats dented selves into honest accord with our acts. Cut cold roast pork Into small to conform to the features of each indl vldual wearer are shown in all the dell If there Is anytihng worse than deliberately doing the wrong tning it is pieces. Thin the left-over gravy cate pastel shades, as well as more vivid -------BS -tj UREA Ml with a little hot water, adding sea' trying to build a philosophy to cover our wrong-doing.

When we know we have done what we should not do let us have the honesty to admit It, to face Ks Indefensibility, to stop pretending that It Is all right. colors, and are destined for a pronounced sonlng, if necessary. Let It boil for vogue at the resorts in the south. a few minutes in a frying pan. Add To be honest with ourselves is "to think witnout conrusion, cieariy.

Slang hats a (phrase for thia confused thinking. It Is called "kidding the meat, heat Serve Color, 'Beauty's First Jlid A LET THB PRODUCT OP THE FAMOUS FRENCH CHEMIST TRANSFORM YOUR ITAIR TO AN EXQUISITE TINT OX SHADE ft TV irtHt lck th gtUUm tna girth tr Irmuftrm hLrck tr Uri hair tbutmml, 0tur tr gtUtn ibJt, tut MAIICHAND'S Golden Hair Wash with apples prepared as follows: ourselves." Core 3 or 4 Baldwin apples without If you are not subjecting yourself. If you are not sufbjectlng all your removing the skin. Cut Into slices concerns to cold, unbiased, analysis, in which prejudice and likes and dislikes are ruled out, you are kidding yourself. You are thinking in confusion.

half an inch thick and cook in hot bacon fat until soft and well You are thinking fuzzily. browned. Drain on soft paper. Or Some of us let our thinking become confused because of our senti Complete the drawing by tracing from figure one to two and to the the pork may be sliced and served mentality. We think we are kind and generous when we are merely weak cold and the apples used as a bor and sloppy.

end. Then use your crayons qr water-colors and see how nicely you can color it. er. If cranberry Jelly la placed In At such times we are not thinking without contusion, we are think the center of each apple ring it Is ing fuzzily, when we onght to toe thinking straight. It is not accessary to be hard to face hard facts.

But It is necessary to be honest with ourselves. very attractive. A HELPFUL SUGGESTION'. Everybody these chilly nights, HIS DILEMMA. (From the Toledo Blade.) A Toiinsr man sometimes finds it dif OLDEST BEAGOrXO BOAT.

ficult to decide what he wishes to do. The oldest seagoing vessels of the whether to work for a living or become an efficiency expert. Chinaman Is folly swans of this. Be doesn't even try: his plan is far simpler. He lets his halyards go with a run.

and the sail is off his vessel in a moment. "If the blow Is likely to lest any world are the Junks of the Tellow Sea of China. These innks are "highly dec CWkj UrUul Co. ult ul ItZiiiw Tat. Cut oat the picture en all four sldea orated vessels with' rounded sides.

Then carefully fold dotted line 1 Its en- rem in! (went of the day of Drake and window" theory, knows the comfort of having the blankets well wrapped round the shoulders and chest, and also knows that if the average length blanket is tucked In liberally at the foot, Just that amount is subtracted from the shoulders. Measure time, he lays out a se--anchor. Ills next procedure is to bum a ok- stick THEIR OBVIOUS SOURCE. (From the' Detr'oit News.) A trriBon, a tayra, two kinkalons. two tire length.

Then dotted line 2, and so I Columbus. hf.d heboid goAteTth-t. SEND YOUR WANT ADS TO bassarieyous and a bassaricus have been on. Fold each section underneath ac-1 "junks of this type are In existence eorately. When completed torn over and I ntlll which were built in the time of yon'Il find a surprising result.

Bave thai Klen Lang, say some 150 years ego. added to the Canal Zone soo. Obtained, is nothing more to do except eat or THE TIMES the width of the blanket and stitch no doubt, from a cross-word puzzle. pictures. I "A junk will not heave to, and John sleep he does so." MODISH MITZI Just A Little Bit of Post Christmas Shopping By Jay V.

Jay Do You Remember? Who -remembers when Dr. F. H. James was eupervloor from Laneas- tr Eemember- his big srlass fac-torv? A fln. rtately gentleman, his valuable collection of bettieathed to the Buffalo Historical Society, Is worth study- lnf tvtime of the old-time lawyers vim Albert Haleht.

F. P. IvOke, LI Clinton, Gottfried H. M'ende, Whaler, Caarles B. Hill.

Jofph V. Sparer and Edmund Pl'imlev rempmber when Stephen T-kwW was county judye, Lyman "mm wis district attorney and vt Ta. P. Dayton was county clerk? Oh y. n4 OUyer J.

Eggert was sHenff at that time. And PhlHp Dorsheimer collector of th-horetnmbr Christ DieT saloon neca and Heacock streets, when pftT9 yon a Pny of good rye for a "Did TOTl OUJ Patrick Falvey when he had a big store at 3 and 5 Swan Si Set snd 4j lrlt Joker an rsrtded-at No 173 S.L-e had two ramps nt lions, adTf ca-t-lroru front of hla rarhw pretantions house. Dom any resident of ElacJt Rock Distinction In ReveUsl In a Costume of Belse nd BlaCU- factory ADVANCING THE DATE. near Ilamaton Street? Bostou Tranwript. our silver we celebrate Up There they are.

And they are going to be here. Polly lias exchanged her Ctirlstmas gift for mules. And you n't blame her, not when you see thes duoky satin quilted rnnles with white fur. Oopyricht 1 (George Matthew Ada-xia. She didn't really need the ostrich feather fan, beside two just alike came off the Christmas tree.

Is it too late to exchange It? Well, may be and maybe not. Anyway MItzl Is goiur to try auid seek. All la well and good. The fan is back at the fan counter and Mltil haa turned her attention to an electric perfume burner. Very gaudily dac- I bU as it should be.

next wc-k. tic But we've only been married 12 years. I know that, but we ieed the Polly lias had thoughts along the same line. Why should she go through life or at leant tbn nest year with three eorrespondenee fodders and noteparer. I Jfe is too fcliort, besides fbe wants some mules.

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