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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12


Nv Dear Miss burr Mas J asl
you eandidly for Information whief
know your experience can truth
fully give me-
lyrei let me tell you my siory
! ain graduate OF Detroit Cen
fral High school After graduation
took q year al Ann Aroor. ieaFinh
Michigan university for wellesley
college. where I completed the
sophomore year bur durine me
,ummer OF 1915. my father was
killed IN an auto collision and
found our financial status Vas not
What the family had supposed
while IN college. both a. Mich.
sgau and Wellesley "as associate
editor Of college publications. ana ]
grew 30 like the work and they
say. showed great aptitude FOR Jour
nniiFm
When I found ON the settlement
az nv fathers estate that ouid
have 10 earn my own hFing ms
thoughts turned 10 newspaper work
Thru friend ~ my father J have
obtained an opening in New York
on one OF The dailies. and am more
than ANXIOUS 20 begin at once
But Miss Burr, I am meeting with
great opposition from mother ana
my one brother They tell me The
experience girl reporter meets
With. particularly IN larss cities ait
such lhat they would nor allow me
I'd encounter them
Now, Miss Burr ana twenty
nearly tweuty-one. years old am
ieyelheaded, not striklngiy hand
some. aItho my friends cali NE
pretty. and my enemies have oeen
known to acknowledge thai ! SIN no.
plain. have been 10 the Pacinc
coast alone and two years ago spent
several weeks in New York. and ]
think / am able 10 take care OF ms
self
Miss Burr. want you 20 lea ne
the plain truth rs there any dan
ger in being girl reporter o. is =
tlgment OF my mothers over
worked Imagination The paper ]
am going TO work on--if can gain
the consent of my toe devoted fam
IIy~~-faS several WFfi-kn0wH Woiifrtf
writer's on It's staff. and ! notice
they have murder case assignments
and often police stories
Thanking YOU for an early reply.
remain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12

died while preparing for the uni'er-
siO
As tts strugglius solicitor went
deeper and deeper into politics. so
Also did self enaoing wife.
knowing her husbands dreams
and mans she spoke N favor of sui
f.ag, and OF liberalism, msking
tours. undressing electors, virtually
conducting several election cam
Iaisns
Father Is SONS td yin. oh yes
-H SHE insisted with Celtic op.
tl,m
Mrs lloyd George IS thoTob
}gel-h d, hcrrdiN aud upbringins
without dron OF English blood ia
her veins TODAY her children speak
parc Welsh h,r maids and men ser.
vaults arc an rom Wales
Prom "the temple go parliament
from lhe commons to thc cabinet
secms r. straight pslh and simple
nCv
The strl who discovered me 3,
he brave little WOMAN who hs>
stood es Ve-l troublesome person
in good and evil" testified The ae"
rrime minister p6t long ago. d.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12

visible sern she ramr ln bins from
nowhere Iu pau.cula seven o.
eight mcn ~ thc queue suddenly
appeared b. Che small room Tho
outside door which she hs1 itit
open olased nolssle,>r behind her
and before De- youne Woman real
/ lied her position, she was surround
ga b, subu, smiling Chinese whose
leerlng -aze sent cold ehils chasing
un and down he- spine
A. hr Chln.-e in cife' ea
nearer. the girl stood 81 ~ petrined
and uuabi. o scream A. this
mncture cuTiaiD.i window Nas
pushed vidc open ard fne head oi
the woman vho bad made aoQuan
tAnc- eth De- terrified girl APP
peared a. Tho opening
"Iohu called lhe woman sharQl,
open door belly quick you saoe
And iser young woman ven
back 10 Visiting cit, editor With
ou. Der SCOOP bar Win lesson on
me yellow Peril which she MI
mover forge
The road Go special ~r.ung shich
take Is j. Mis> Amsden goa. lies
thru .hc daily assignments given our
trom tnt c,'g desk A considerate
cts editor a send women go safe
places. h1 fhe f-ne storie- ABOVE
related demonstrate the isct rhat
est, editor srt ver frequently ma
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12

Quickly he withdrew his HAND
with the revolver within il
II have fel, ii ms duty 10 hiI
fou he said "iou are ea he sids
OF the poor I'VE have 700 many rich
already
The girl was made oi good SUR
though her blood ran cold her eyes
me, the insane youths steadily sht
had all her lie been on The side
OF me ander dog and The Injustice
OF the attack angered her The
anger made her fearless and cool
THAT b. not true she answered
Put down your gun YOU must not
an me unfit have proved how
mistaken YOU are 20 your -Atl-'a'
tioa
The man aeslsated then pui his
revolver back In his pocket AffP
ing his hand upon the handle.
The Young soman pleaded her
case vth decision and force $40
,eid him, Aom she leaned io me
side OF ne man WHO Has down sne
ON, how be- had trird o heip h'm
with her pen
slowly thc glare % hsbr d.to from
thr youths nlle eyes N~t nF "st
not convinced
MS head aeh4s p, ad s.oe
Il viii 90 home and iook over you
articles and 70 ana yo1 a-e %
telling ms the t.ath W.is cen
haek tomorror and kN rog.
The clly editor passed NHln
few iee' ~ ,heu a. th- stood here
p the hallway He looked curious.y
AZ the girl. for something IN her fa0e
seemed 10 strike him as -ngs4ai.
lut uifh ne eyes u the nan cp0r
ner The girl made no gu. AID ac-
companied the man and his weapon
10 no elevator with mo same cool
manner thaf nc sxhio.rel over .rr
.rfyiaI events az The routine cay
she saw The elevator door swim
shul behind rht mailman .mled d
pieasdn, goodby al him va.set
back irto her oNn room and-teu
on ihs aoorHen faint
a fa minutes later tNs police
men apne&ssl in search ~ IRE you' 2
man who haG escaped fron. private
tifss44ii-an 81 here ~ had been c1n-
Hnef Tor many months
The same danger NIGH lurk oYer
man reporter or ans writer hose
specials wsre hsbie 20 attract tre
crank class
A I sai1s wren yuurE WOMEN Ne-
zin worS On paper they are usually
~, on general
General" means any assignn'e m
the city editor hands out
One girl reporter in this town Ras
thrown into the greatest danger D.
an mprudent city editor who sent
her down IN part OF the cry where
Chinese cougregate, 70 learn u
Chinece school was about &c 10
ostahiished IN This city
The girl. enthusiastic and longing
20 make hi. went alone 20 re
questionsl'a locality bg- ias ne-
way, aad met A Woman relative 1f
Billy Van. The minstrel ~ho saw o.
once the young woman was plain
green. and kept a uatchfll eye upon
her meancerings
Fhe girl entered Chinecs joint
where they told her she would fuc
Chinatown's big man. One Chinese
ironing shir1 vas the only one
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
Yours gratefully.
HELEN AMsI

HELEN ANS DEN.
Miss Amsdens personal letter les
before me for careful consideration.
and'i shah try. for her benefit and
for the information OF other young
women who may look With longing
10 career in journalism, TO treat
the question with absolute csndor.
Are there dangers 10 girl report.
ers---particular perils TO which 4
man is not subjected
Yes and no.
Yes. because an ambitious city
editor with more zeal for a beat or
scoop as We often term il, than
for the personal welfare of his stan,
often gives a woman reporter 40 as
signment which is bound 10 place
her In danger. II she is under or.
dcrs from the city desk. there IS
but one OF two things 20 do In such
an emergency accept the assign
ment or hand in her resignation.
When young women begin on
newspaper they are usually pa; cH
general II they want the full news
paper training Exceptions are as.
sistants TO society editors. but The
average aspirant for fayors IN Jour
ualism does not care 70 travel That
tame avenue 10 success
Right here In Buffalo pc nave bad
In my time one or two Instances 81
real peril TO women employed on the
stats OF our dallies
A friend Of mine mad been doing
special work along certain line %
Investigation regarding men cut Of
employment She had, al the in
stigation OF the editor. written some
facts and a great deal OF sob sister
stun and had signed her name 20
the articles which had appeared four
times weekly for more than month.
One morning. she sat writing in
her Office which she shared sifl
three other women. when the Otto
boy appeared with request for mel
TO step outside the door 10 speak
with a man who would not come Va
The man was young. not overly
wclIcloihed and did not meet he'
~ gaze after The drzt. quick look u
inspection.
As he talked he kept his hand %
his right nip pocket. and before 81
had spoken three sentences hc 80
scnsed something was wrong Sn'
glanced back thru the hali-opene
door The women writers were har'
at work Not one Of them cauFh
her look OF apprehension
The man, however. noticed %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12

tended him from his enemies kept
him safe from thos- who planned
his injury. cared for ana advised
him In sore conflict finally CAV"
him victory. In the DAYS Ol solomon
such woman was called Sophia -
The Lady OF Wisdom
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
Irne sleuih lnsiInet

Country Constable Cat county fmr
Ry gum Some plekpockct hae
taken nay badge. club handouts.
and gun, II must en- bin that teller
that Just complained 60 me that hc'd
had his pockei picked
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-12
81 Macy soVLE o'REiLLy


LONuDN England. Jan l--
MAS 3 who discovered David i.ios =
George let ihrr SAID 30 nf
prs ssi0 Ms LloFcf'ecr-e ~
d. smiled 20 ME acros- enc hre
las' table rhsr nffr .e~~o ,.t
l1os dGeocSr 81 aaoat Pr 'a tee
i :. s--ssll I = u ~ ---Z oil
We eere ri f-'-icos Soa
ehsr" Michael naitt ceme 20 ~.
User AN address soe con uuee
Ngvis Closed the meeting u wss
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
V.EHNA. NO.. SJFFERS
heavy FIRE Loss

VIENNA. Md, Dec. 2s.-A nre which
broke out here yesterday between > ana
3 o'clock destroyed the Vienna Bank
of the Eastern shore Trust Company.
the Vienna Opera House. the store OF
J. D. Bell and son and three dwellings.
Aid was asked from the Cambridge fire
company. but through a misunder-
standing ihe Cambridge company did
not respond The salisbury Fire De-
partmcni was then called and arrived
about 5.30 o'clock. The fire had by this
time made such hcadway that it was
difficult 90 stop 10, but by the good
work Of the ilremen the flames were
soon checked. The losses were as fol-
lows:
Opera House owned by James A. Hig-
gins about $1,000
J. d. Bell q son, $500
James a. higgins dwelling. occupieC
by James A. Mills. 500
!. Deans dwelling. 1880.
Vernon s. Hitch's dwelling. Si.SOO.
This house was tensated by Mrs. Al
ferd Merrick, but the furniture was
saved
The bank buildings Of the Eastern
shore Trust Company was damaged
about $1,000
The fire started in the store OF J. d.
Bell * son. and is supposed to have
originated from the overheating Of
stove which was not properly fixed for
the night.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
PRITCHETT no BE cor.

Members Of the Police Commission, at
q special meeting last evening appoint
ed Harry Pritchett, of No. 1903 Adams
street, a member OF the police depart
ment No action was taken at the meet
ing on the resignation of Patrolmsn Ed
mund Devinrey, who quit his position
yesterday morning when transferred
from the Fifth district to duty as a
traffic officer.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
LITE AND CHARACTER READING.
DECEMBER rs

DECEMBER 2S.
We md In people Of this blrthdate, n
great love of learning Of art and mu-
sic This nature is refined, we'll culti-
waited, seeking the higher things Of life,
but inclined 10 be over critical.
They arc ambitions, energetic and
have initiative. making good organizers
and leaders Of reform movements. Tho
desire TO accomplish a great deal in a
short space leads TO despondency
which arises from physical wearlness
and seldom from imagined causes Of
people working against them. This
person needs TO be quiet a portion Of
every day and look quietly within. u
is essential 20 their best mental growth
and viii bring about the best condl-
tions for success.
The governing planets are Mars and
saturn and the governing sign is Cap
ricorn.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
Information for Travellers
Time Of Departure Of Toeys
Trains Marked (') Expresses.
PHIIApELPBIA: BALTIMORE q wAsHrNoroN R. r.


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cas 7 . z @% = s: S 90 Sa So os % oso 81 io '
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$40. 800 Il l''' '0' '''' 4o''
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days M2s' Jas s1o. 5so. 7oa. sis. o52 san
% soSc % cor,s E.Sr'''" for New
points % o ias s T @ t' 9' p ~ win carry passengers
DELAWARE DIVISION
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BALTIMORE ONO PAunoAD
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% an. & WI II So ,s & A T. So ~ as P NJ Sun
sTEANRoATs.
,o PsnasDAn and Chester daily 7ao and 1880
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE
%roa # Fa 7 oc Rs 60 a. M %% %% VS @ FA'F 55 o SG Sco and
400 @ ns9nsys SG 500 and 1000 NJ II
LrEBs
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sGs 55.. s @ Msss.s % Msrs., ever. 30
the minutes as .eSs9ni. is'' % ,.
RH sdasPs Springs with cars for
1S. $ S " Il. % SSuS % R' Ro as 'i5s @ ' % half
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
MeafIess Tuesday Limits Marketing
cELrRY Az MACARoNI sIEW.

CELERY AND MACARONI STEW.
Trim and wash 3 heads OF white eel
cry and boil IN pint Of mixed milk
and water until tender; drain and cut
i'm twO-inch lengths Cook ? ounces ma
caroni i'm bOiling water until tender;
drain and add to the macaroni. cup
fu Bechamcl sauce. the milk, and sea
sonings Of salt, pepper and nutmeg
simmer 10 minutes. To make the Be
chanel sauce, measure these ingredi-
6nls: one pint milk. 1 sprig each Of bay
leaf, thyme and parsley, carrot,
onion. 4 cupful chopped celery, 6 white
peppercorns, salt. cayenne pepper, .
tablespoonfuls butter tablespoonfuls
Hour Heat milk in saucepan with the
hcrbs. carrot, celery, onion and peppers,
allowing it 20 simmer for 20 minutes
then strain Melt butter in saucepan adj
ding flour and then pour in milk, slow
ly. stirring until it boils. Cook &c
minutes. season, and serve with meats
or vegetables.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
CAULWLOWER AND TOMATO
G0I-FFTE

One caulifower, 3 tomatoes, table
sponfuls melted butter. 1 cupful grated
Parmesan cheese, 4 cupful breadcrunlbs.
whites of 3 eggs. salt and pepper. Cook
until tender and rub through
sieve With canned tomatoes. mix in the
butter. cheese and seasoning; add tho
beaten whites Of eggs. stir lightly and
bake i'm buttorcd tin or baking bowl
for 20 minutes after covering the top
with layer Of buttered crumbs.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
NEMsCuRIsTMAs CAROL.

Professor Charles T. Edwards has
composed and arranged an entirely new
melody to the old words. silent Night"
It will be sung at the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church on Sunday evening. Mr..
Edwards will have large chorus choir
to sing the-latest Christmas carols, ac-
companied by his son on the violin and
Professor Fred ;. Smith at the organ
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

EOR RENT - TWO FURNISHED
houses. A. u. Stayton Co.. No. sos
Shipley st. dec27-3t
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
CHoCC=ATE DAINTTEs.

Chop together l-2 cupful Of English
walnut or other nut meats, i-2 cupful
figs, and i-2 cupful dates. Add 1 table
spoonful Of orange juice. 4 teaspoonruI
Of grated orange peel and square OF
bitter chocolate melted. Mold the mix
ture into small balls and roll in finely
chopped nuts. Lay on oiled paper or
wrap each piece separately. II desired
the mixture may be put between but
tered sheets of tin and weighted until
10 is nodded firmly and then cut in
fancy shapes.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
Amt
Nature
WOndeYfuI
WORSE LIBRE.
Ton Truck rs. iiosscs.

Aoll Afuch ! y. AiOoSfn.
We aren't very
Well up on history,
But wasn't there
Some kink who
Yodelcd "a hoss,
A hOss, my peoples
Real estate for
\ hoss ?" Anyway
u sounds Ike
King. They don't
Care whose stun
They sacrilce-well
To get back to the
Knotted thread Of
Our yarn-the
Kink must have
had a couple of
Stone quarrics he
Wanted some poor
Plug TO haul away.
Now every day
You see an auto
Truck. powerful
Enough 90 cart
Around the Woolworth
Building with the
Washington monument
And Brooklyn Bridge
Thrown in, 10 balance
The load, come snorting
Up the street with
A dinky steel box
On back nned To
Tho brlm with about
A half-ton load
Well, all we got
To say is. if 70
Were a team OF
Horses, the load
Would DE so big
The wheels would
Go square and you'd
Have to keep putting
Dynamite under The
Team or tie q set
Evening journal., 1917-12-28

Department stores. speciality shops
and manufacturing companies win get
good results by using the Want Ads
during The coming two weeks, as the
planets o0cr a benencent ruling for
an of these callings
Evening journal., 1917-12-28

HOUSE-TIvE ROOMS. BACK or
II Edeu Park, near Lobdeil's, $40. j..
and A. Phone 1S37-W dec2s-eOd-3t
EOR RENT-FARM. 90 ACRES. or
4 Kennett Pike. near Centreville, Del.
Wyyhigsm" yhig "'G = Tvpo, M Ar99e; taa on preiTi OF
Evening journal., 1917-12-28

The Want Ads will help those lookin~
for partnership in business. The,
favor the exchange Of household gooas
the selling Of large mercantile bust
nesses and the renting OF stores and
Offices.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
MUSICAL.
PERSONALS.

CAFETY FIRsT-DoN'T GET MARRIED
- until you have read our little book. en-.
Sent free and confidential n you address
p. o. Box PAS. Wilmington Del ssptS-tt.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
EDGE MnnR vs.. LITERARY.

The soccer team Of the Edge Moor
Athletic Club Will play Literary A. C..
eleven, Of Chester. of Marcus HOOK To-
morrow afternoon The game will start
at 3t5 o'clock. The Edge Moor team
Will be picked from the following: 3.
Riley J. Darby. r.. Jones. J. Lewis. Il.
Riley A. Ihacker, j. Adamson. John
Adamson, X. Leigh, William Adamson
ana l.. Fish. Reserves: n. Dunn, J..
Cole a. Streppon and Albert Streppon.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
HOrSr PAINTING.

JAMES KEENAN,. HOUSE PAINTING.
- granting and glazing Estimates care
fully furnished. No. 1904 W sixteenth
ST. D. & A. Phone 7493 " ivia.eod.tf
Evening journal., 1917-12-28

BOARD or WATER COMMISSIONERS
HORACE WILSON, President.
Attest MAHLON BE1Ts, Registrar
dec3-lm.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
NOTIFIES
Rates for Water

Consumed by Meter Measurement
EFFECTIVE JANUARY ist, 1919
First Two Thousand t2U0O) Cubic Feet
OF less, per quarter, az 20 cents per thou
sand.
Next Three Thousand (30O0) Cubic Feet
or less, per quarter, NJ GO cents per thou
sand.
All In excess OF Five Thousand (5OOO)
Cubic Feet, per quarter, at 90 cents per
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
For Sale

King street property. between Fourth aud
Fifth, west side. Must be sold immedi-
ately. Inquire
H. Kanofsky
015 MARKET STREET.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
SANITARY WORKERS

NJ x. KELTER-sANTTARY 0DoF'
NAs LESS EXCAVATIEG.
Jfice, s. W Cor. Fourth and Vest Sta
d A. Phone Sis act2f II.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
EMpLOYMENT RnREAn.

INE FURNISH rOD WORK OR HELP
w o. every description for home, store,
iaciory and farm. Capitol Aid and Relief
ASSOCIATION, No. 2il West Seventh street.
Phone b6l6-W. iunep.tf.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28

80 To nhiesspbie; 4 Mr.. aa'. to.. 600 Gao 700 7a7
19r. 220 30nH
T.s3' 0aas 1913 1i1o w w '' w va % -' '
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
SUGAELESS HOLIDAY SWEETS
BY BIDDY BYE.

From the day when our great-grand-
parents reloiced over a single stick Of
striped peppermint or a barley sugar
toy, candy has been an important part
Of holiday feasting.
This year it will be important in a
new way because we are saving sugar
for Sammies or because sugar market
controllers see mt to limit the holiday
supply.
Fortunately there are delicious can
dies which contain no granulated sugar,
or only very small portion Of it, These
are the candies which ought 10 be made
at home this year. The economical can
dy maker will ind it a pleasant game
10 achieve the desired confectons with
out wasting an ounce Of sugar.
OLD-FASHI0NED MOLASsES CANDY.
Put cupfuls Of molasses, table
spoonful Of vinegar, and tablespoon
fuls OF margarn or vegetable oil into
saucepan and bring to the boiling point.
Boil stirring constantly, until the sy
rup is brittle when dropped into cold
water. stir into 70 l-2 level teaspOonful
Of baking powder and 4 teaspOonful
vanilla extract Pour the candy into
bultered tins and when nearly cool pull
until 10 Is glossy. Cut the ropes of can
dy into short lengths and wrap in but
tered paper This recipe makes 1 pound
Of candy.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28

or dirlgibles on EN-
To keep 'em on
Their feet
Eu vote
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
APARTNENTs WANTFn

WTANTED-TWO OR THREE ROOM
" apartment with bath. by young mar.
rlcd couple. State price and loca-
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
BITTER SWEETS.

A delicious variety OF candy may be
made by dipping large ralsns, prunes,
candied cherries, dates, citron, candied
orange peel, or whole nut-meats into
melted bitter chocolate. The chocolate
should be melted in a double boiler
and kept just warm enough. TO prevent
its sOlldifying. Drop the pieces Of fruit
or nuts into the chocolate one at
time, see that each is thoroughly coated
with chocolate lift out with a silver
fork and dry on oiled sheets OF paper
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DlANO MOVING AND fAULING-ALI.
work done with special care. d "a
phone, eeI4. Del 1912. james stewart
Lowe, No 1902 West So. !ane.r
EJARRY KERsHAw, no coo n. VAN
a buIen ST. papefh8nginE; new stock
prices reasonablei estimates promptly FOR
.tnea. jy2iW.
IN you WANT TO SELL Your
clothes. call up Iseac Gibbs, No. ess
irench street p & A. Phone No 2095
1nl De win call FOR ihem. Mono bought al
rloNt. fan6.tf
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
MOVING IN HAULING.

HAULING OF ALL KINDS BY TRUCK :
Il reasonable rates Work done on short
notice. u. & A.. Phone 2S1S j. r. Rui-
tor, No 52f Springer St. dcct7-1m.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
TYPRWRITERs.

ftAf hllEks RENTED THREE
months. 100. Rental applied on pur.
chase. Sold $500 monthly qyprwriters
enarad Royal IypeFritrr Agency. Type
writer ENch1ngC. sccQnd rotr. A. w. Corner
s-,en'h a1a Market 81" sas22-ti.
WI CAN FURNISH EvERYTHING FoR
~ Office. am makes typowritcrs. cash
re eiefsi stationery printing and rubber
HinmnF
OFFICE SUPPLY TYPEWRITER CO.,
fhone 9il SIX. 703 Ford Bldg.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
TRANSPORTATION
WILSON LINE

WILMINGTON-P N-PHILADELPHIA
ROUTE.
Schedule in Effect Monday, Nov &c, 1917
Leave Fourth Street Wharf, Wilmington
for Philadelphia, and Chestnut Street
Wharf Philadelphia, for Wilmington at
t3V 1880 A. NJ. 130, AIS and 7.3O L. NJ
an bouts stop at Chester
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1900 i. NJ.
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
OLD-FAsmONED MOLAssEs CANDY.
BY BIDDY BYE.

In the interests Of food economy, good
housekeepers are nowadays doing their
own marketing. They not only 60
personally TO select their supplies, but
they also carry basket to hold their
purchases.
With the regular observance Of meat
less Tuesday, the shopping housewife
can cut her visits TO the market 10 two.
or three a week.
And by serving no meat at all on
TUESDAYS and ash always one day
week. the housewife can achieve two
meatless days a week without lowering
the vitality Of the family she caters
for
Herewith are given three good recipes
for meatless meals;
Evening journal., 1917-12-28
SWISS sOIP.

One large carrot 4 large leek, 2 tur-
nips, 6 Brussels sprouts, 2 artichokes,
i-2 cauliflower, 1 quart milk, table
spoonfuls cream, salt and pepper
Prepare and cook the vegetables to-
gether in 1 cupful Of water OF less if
possible; when soft but not broken. add
the sprouts and caulinower and cook
. minutes; strain Vegetables and add
the water m which they were cooked
to the hot milk; thicken with table
spoonfuls Of barley flour rubbed into
an equal amount OF butter; add cream
and seasonings just before serving.