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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-31
THE EvEN1Na WORLD, rR1DAY, JANUARY al 1918

he Ignored to-day a burglary indictment,
AGAINST Walter Mcinerney and expressed
resret that he had TO send him TO the
City Prison for thirty days for escaping
from a policeman
Mcincrney. a consumptve because OF
wounds IN the lungs rec eived from a
police volley during bis sensational at
tempted cscepe from Police Hcadauar-
ters, will be cared for by the Catholic
Protective Society when his short pris-
on term is ended.
McInerney was arrested Sept. 20, 1919,
at One Hundred and Twenty-third
stree; and Third avenue. Deputy Police
Comnislonc- Dousher,y was a1o.c1 at
the time as saying MeInerusy. a bad
man" was preparing VITA pals 20 shoe;
up the Harlem Court In an effort TO
rescue Walter Peili,eaU, alias "stutters."
who WAS being arralgred on a charge
OF burglary. lie jumped from a window
at Headquarters. was sac, and recap
turcd.
Mc1nerncy. with a bullet in his lungs.
recovered, but contracted consumption.
When arranged before Judge O'suiil-
van on the caarge o. burglary and \
second charge OF escaping arrest ne
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ARREST BOY FOR MURDER
on LAUNDRY TICKET CLUE.
Chinaman Killed in Philadelphia
ield One for Greenburg's
Shirt and Collar.

Abraham GreenberF. eighteen years
old. was arrested to-day by Detectives
Deering and PhHatser IN q restaurant
at Essex and stanton streets for the
alleged murder Of Joe Mong, q Chinese
Iaundryman. Ia Philadelphia. The ar
rest was made at the request OF De-
tectIve Fisher OF tie Philadelphia
police.
Nious's dead body was found In his
laundry last SATURDAY night. stretched
across a table In which he kept his
cash drawer. lie had been shot.
Cienched In hA hands were the two
halves Of n laundry ticket which called
for . shirt and collar. The articles
were found to belong To oreenbcrs.
The police learned that Greenberg was
a frequcnter of Abe Levitfs shoe shop
next door TO the laundry. The place
was the "hanGout" for q gang OF boys
about the ase Of oreenbsrg. Levitt
and Harry vsnkovits and Max Ksssier
were arrested.
They confessed. according to the 20
lice. and charged Greenberg with the
actual murder. They went In TO hold
the Chinaman up. for they believed
TINT he had considerable money. Green
berg. they said. handed Monc his ticket
for the shirt and collar, then pointed
the gun at him and made for the cast
/ drawer. The chinsmnn'g money was
dearer to him than life and he threw
himself forward to protect the cash
box when Grecn5erg shot him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-31
CLEANS THE HAIR AND MAKES n d
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In few moments your hair looks soft. fluffy. lus
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BESIDES bcautifying the hair, ono ap-
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Denderine is to the hair what tft,h
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-31
CONVICT
ACCUSED Of FRAME-UP
BY POLICE FUGITIVE
Court Mercifulwith Consump.
tive Who Refused to Be
"Stool Pigeon"

HIS story tina. he had been bounded BY
the police because he refused TO act ~ n
stool pigeon" and that his arrest on a
charge Of burglary after = former police
sergeant had planted" stolen goods on
him. made such an impression on Judge
o'suibvan In the Court Of General ses.
sions that after q thorough Investigation
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Help the Kidneys
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To Salt Fish.

An economy may be practiced in
this way: Buy whole fish instead
of slices and salt what is not used
fresh. Scale and clean the fish and
cut off what is to be used fresh,
then cut the rest into rather small
pieces so the salt will penetrate.
Pack the pieces in a keg or crock
with salt thickly strewn between
each piece. Weight with an old
plate with stone on it. Cover with
cold boiled water and keep in a cool
place, well covered from flies. More
fish may be added at any time by
adding more salt. When the fish is
wanted for use soak over night in
cold water.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-02-24
To Can Pork or Beef.

Cut the meat as you would for
serving and pack quart Jars three
fourths full Add two teaspoonfuIs
OF salt and seal tight. Set on racl,
IN bottom of boiler and boil hard for
three hours. This will keep indef-
lhltely and is always as good as
fresh meat.
10 can salmon it is better to slice
me fish and let stand over night to
drain all the water out, then mack
'pint Jars as full as possible. Add
Two teaspoonfuls Of salt seal and
COOK the same as pork or beef IF
you like olive oil. one tablespoonful
or 1t to each pint of fish is fine and
heips preserve it.
French dressing.
Mix y teaspoonful of salt u
teaspoonful of pepper, S tablespoop-
fuls, of olive oil and 3 tablespoonfuls
OF vinegar, and stir until well blend
ed.
DeerfoOt Potatoes.
Wash and pare potatoes of uni
form medium size. Using an apple
corer, remove two portions from each
potato and fill cavities thus made
with piece of sausage. Plug up
openings with stopple-shaped pieces
cut from the portions. Bake in nan
with turkey. and haste.
Carrots an Gra5in.
Wash, scrape and dice six medi-
um-sized carrots; cook in salty water
until nearly done; drain, saving the
liquid. Melt tablespoonfuls of but
ter, add 2 tablespoonfuls of flour.
and when mixed add gradually cup
"Oe the liquid. Boil until thickened
and add u cup Of grated cheese, y
teaspoonful of salt, pepper and the
carrot cubes. Mi: well; pour into
a buttered dish and bake till heated
through and brown on top. The car
rots may he cooked as above and
served in turnip cups
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More Than Her Share

'If you do not want to marry Mrs.
Sims, why do you not appeal to the
courts to protect your legal rights?"
But what rights have l under the
law?"
y widow is not entitled to more
than a third, and this woman has
been married three times already. ."
Buffalo Express.
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Spelling, Past and Present.

Eugene Register: The critic Of
modern schools and school methods
who is inclined 20 puff out his chest
and remark that in the good old
days when he went to school flum-
meries received s"ant attention and
interest was concentrated CT. essen
tials has teen rebuked by al eastern
teacher, who quotes authorities to
show that even in those days the
essentials were rot mastered any too
completely.
The teacher writes of the educa-
tion of early days in the Education
al Review. Apparently, he has spent
| considerable time in poking over old
documents because he presents crit
icisms of the results obtained in the
schools that were made several gem
erations ago. These seem to prove
that even in those halcyon times the
spelling of the pupils and the gradu-
ates was not above reproach
1t was said of one teacher that he
"crammed the children for the an
nual fall examination, a process con-
Quoted very much upon the same
principle that cattle are fattened for
market, the object being not to
make them serviCeable for future
use, but to look well at the sale"
Another critic of the old system
said: Children will talk to you of
oxides and latent forces and synec-
doches and the Gallic war and
Anglo-SaXon idiosyncrasies and geo.
logical stratification and Hindoo cos
moSonies till your head aches when
they would spell character with a k |
and locate the Black Sea in Japan. |
A table of words spelled differently !
but pronounced alike was usually a |
fayorite table with most instructors. |
1t was usually studied until many of |
the pupils could repeat it from be-
ginning to end. But | never knew
any teacher to require his pupils to
apply it. If they wrote a letter and
had occasion to use the words
write and plain, they were almost
as likely to be spelled 'kright' and
plane as in the proper manner"
Thus it appears that the fault of !
poor spelling is net wholly a mod
ern one. Even with the frequent
spelling bees and the long lists of /
jaw-breaking catch words that we're
likely to be sprung at any time, and
must therefore be looked out for,
there were many who offended those
VINO were obliged to read their
copy by very poor photography.
ms however, can hardly be TAX
en- as a defense for the modern
scarcity of good spoilers. 1t is rath-
er an attempt to refute the belief
that is held by many that in the days
OF our grandfathers good spelling
was the rule, while now it is the l
rare exception
The fact remains that spelling is
sadly neglected in our schools-or
that proficiency is not strictly insist
ed upon. Many university students
who can write a learned paper on
dlfferential calculus or MendeIs law
VIII fill their manuscript so full of
ortnographicaI errors that the one
who reads it is well nigh disgusted
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-02-24
HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS.
Polishing Hint.

When polishing a stove rub lard
on your hands and the polish will
wash off easily.
To Clean Nickel on Range.
Use brush ami gasoline to clean
the nickel on the range. 1t removes
the grease and dust from the little
crevices which are so hard to clean,
Do not have any fire or light in the
room until all the odor has gone.
Grease the hands well after using
so they will not get dry and rough.
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Ole
Home Maker
EDITED BY J
ALICE f. TALCOTT. !
SEVEN WAYS TO COOK RICE.

Rice is an article of food which is
not served so often as it ought to
he on our American tables. consider
ing its cheapness and nourishing
qualities. Perhaps the reason for
this lies in the fact that most house
keepers cook and serve it in but one
or two ways.
Steamed Rice.
Wash a cup OF rice in lukewarm
water to remove the coating Of para
fine with which most rice is covered,
place in double boiler with a tea
spoonful of salt and one quart of
boiling water. Steam one hour and
II will be found light and dry. It
requires no attention and is much
more digestible than boiled rice
Serve with sugar and cream or but
ter and brown sugar creamed togeth-
or with few drops of vanilla or as
a vegetable with butter.
With Stock.
A very appctizing way to cook rice
TO eat as vegetable is to use beef
stock or the liquor from boiled meat
of any kind. This makes an excel
lent supper dish.
Rice and Apples.
Peel and core a half dozen apples.
fill the cavity with jam or jelly and
cover with steamed rice and a cup of
milk or thin cream and Y cup sugar
and bake till the apples are tender.
Serve with sweetcned cream.
Baked Rice Pudding.
Steam l cup Of rice, add 2 beaten
eggs, pint of milk, y cup of rails
ms and nutmeg or any preferred ex-
tract to taste. Bake slowly / hour.
Boiled Rice Pudding.
Use above recipe but cook in dou-
BILE boiler. The flavor is quite diff
ferent. If you have plenty OF milk
IT is much better tc cook the rice in
thai, as it has a sweeter flavor and
is more nourishing.
Serve steam rice occasionally with
fish or cheese, in place of potato and
meat.
Rice SnOwbalIs.
Place hot boiled rice in small cups
and when cold turn out into a larger
dish and cover with cornstarch Gus
tard and favored with lemon.
Rice Cakes.
Mix cold boiled or steamed rice
with eggs-one egg to a cuprul of
rice; mold into flac cakes and fry.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-02-24
French dressing.

Mix y teaspoonful of salt. u
teaspoonful of pepper, tablespoon
iuls> Of olive oil and tablespoonfuls
OF vinegar, and stir until well blend
ed
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All matter for the Tidings should
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to any person connected Herewith.
When directed to person it is apt
to be sent to the home address, thus
delaying its insertion.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-02-24
Rice SnOWbaIIs
FAVORTTE RECIPES.
Chicken Broth.

Clean half a chicken and pour on
IT l quart of cold water. Add a lit
tie salt and tablespoonful of rice.
Cover the vessel closely and boil for
TWO hours. Throw in near the end
of the boiling a little parsley,
chopped fine. Skim the broth before
using. This is one of the most valu-
able articles Of diet at the command
OF the physician in the low stages
OF disease, when the patients sys-
TEN requires support. but his digest
I'VE powers will not admit of solid
food
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-02-24

TO meet tidal variations a new
German car ferry has been equipped
with deck that can be raised, with
six loaded freight cars, more than 16
feet.
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Backward.

Did you make a hit with your
speech at the banquet last night?"
Il guess so. l forgot what | in
tended to say and said what | ought
not to have said. Detroit Free
Press.
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uS similar the above of Henry
be offered libraries
~ George library bureau The life size bust
Richard f. George of
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present of possible The phoso
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heritage good
Georges beliefs demanded
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A Frenchman claims to send 200
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