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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09
OFFER CURE FOR
COAL SHORTAGE
Brickmakers and Dealers Want
$40 Penalty for Each Car
RecOnsigned

blaming coal iCbbers who have no
yards with railroad switches for the
shortage in coal cars. the Detroit
Brick Manufacturers'and Dealers as
sociation has appealed TO the Inter
state Commerce commission for
regulation that viii prohibit the re-
consignment OF cars except under
penalty OF $40 for each reconsign-
inent. Jobbers are now Ieconsign
ing cars 10 each other, IL is alleged,
being able under present regulations
TO hold n car for 32 days AT a cost
OF sl5.
The communication, directed TO
the commission by William b. Wre
fora, secretary OF the association. is
an follows -
Believing that drastic legislation
IS necessary. before any permanent
relief viii come 10 the large coal
users Of Detroit, We are addressing
ms letter 70 YOU. as plea for some
d'nnite legislation that VIII accom-
plish results.
AZ present Detroit is cursed with
100 or more Jobbers. the majority OF
whom have neither yards nor offices.
,onduSing their business from their
vest pocket, and to this class We at
tribut" the alleged coal shortage in
Detroit.
A. YOU realize. all Of Detroits
large coal users have coal contracts
at prices greatly under the present
market price Of coal. and the highest
percentage that the users are gctting
un their contracts. We and hN actual
inyestlgstion. ~ 80 per cent some
running as low zero. We desire
20 ask this question: why II there
~ coal shortage. are large coal
users frequently answering Their teie-
phones 70 be- asked hy the 1ohber "
lowing are some Of the average eN-
amples
John s. Haggerty. brick manufac-
turer. receives calls in an effort to
xix daily George ". Cllppert 4 Bro.
Brick Co. two 20 four daily. Mcrcicr-
Bryan Larkins Brick Co. three daily.
hudson Motor Car Co. five 20 six
daily Chalmers Motor car Co, six 20
~ daily Dodge Bros, three 10 -four
daily, Hupp Motor Car Co. five 20
eight daily
Under The resent laws and In nor
NAL times coal iobbers car hold a
car load Of coal on track for 32 days
at cost OF So IN this manner
has two days on track :rce - costs
him 81 10 reconsiVn to g and the
Nhflf fllf AfRli'r on up from ~ 10 =
and g. 70 u. etc until - luhbers
have had the coal giving them 80
days az cost OF SIS without ever
violating the rule which would make
them liable FOR restraint 81 TRADE.
because tho coal rs never consigned
90 any ~ the original parties in the
deal
our suggested remedy Is 10 sN-o-
iufelN prohibit the reconsigninE 30
the coal after IL once leaves the mine
sXcept under penalty of $40 per car
for each recons igun1ent with mo- eN-
ccpfions 80 tho rule II you VIII
give this matter your serious cunsid
GRAFTON. and Z YOU a. desire, We Will
rledEe YOU petition signed by
ma ioritv ~ all Of pefroit's large coal
usNr- IN support ~ legislation 20 this
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

Rep William II Wood OF Ind.
ana, told the rules committee Of the
house what he knew about the al
legged stock deals said 10 have grown
from interviews OF Secretary ~
State lansing and President vii
sons peace note Dec. 81 A letter
he read, signed "A. Curtis, and pur.
porting 10 come from Wallet.
broker. mentioned barney NJ ia.
ruch, wollknown speculator on
the New York Stock exchange The
letter also said Joseph = Tumulty.
secretary 10 President Wilson. had
eaten breakfast with Baruch in the
Fillmore hotel, in New York. about
the time OF the note and interviews.
MIR. Wood asked that otto II. Kahn.
mcmber Of the big firm of Kuhn.
Loeb a Company be subphnaed 10
tell II he had advance Information
about the notes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

There arc q number 81 good things
In On. Miles thoatot this week The
most artist, onsrlnE is that -
KIa-wnh- avn. the Indian harpisi She
is "a beautiful NounG woman ~ the
Chinook tribe who appears "a pic
ture sque indian droes nf white icath-
er with beaded heHddres- and plays
with much skill ana musical apprcci-
alton
"Thc Singing Four Holland
Dorsey. schwartz and potter. give "a
Vprfcf,>.uf sonEs and end with an
cneetivc bit which brings down Tho
house whom ono OF the mrmb'rs ~
the quartet appearf as soldier ~
tho evolutionary way. another as q
civil war veteran. a third ps span
irh waf veteran and the fourth w.
regular army man " today. 9nd th"y
ioin in singing "a sonr indtcatiVt oi
the spirit 81 times. Wen iie READY
~ business Proposal. srtratn-
inrIv funny sklt with Kenneth Miner
Margaret Joyce and WILDER Wtst ,n
tho cast. caused shouts ~ laughter
Wilher West. especially may De- men
TONED a. having made the most 20 re-
dlmirult paft Proposing before and
az the command Of ones employer o.
r. yonng lady one hardly knows. is
the huh 81 tho run
Paul and Pauline DO some romark-
able acr0hatic stunts Ia the nrat act
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

tlizabetb .Rrice Aud charles king.
hrAdlinera VA e. hit of regulation mp-
sicaL comedy. and GrorE" NJ. Rosen p
rr. leo character acffrE. nrc tine pest
offerings on tho neN hill
IN there la anything that stands
ont above the fsst in "A fHir Ter /.
tainnient "a a Eo~eu"r'a PORTRAYAL ~
"A cocaine nepd and ana ODD H"lul'r
IN decline frUm drink
The hcadliutr is deliberately staE"d
and a pretty siEht go look at Iht
dancing is good and tn" songs catchy
and tuncfui. Mise Rfire ia distinctly
worth while tho We have had man
81 her sort of Offering in vaudeville
rom Ncrr and Steny Bsrko have
an unusual and enjoyable novelty ~
what they call talking Niolins, ana
thew prove thar M strings 81 m"
viuifu can De- made an accurate me-
dunn 60 express orr thoughts. These
two are welt worth applhudlnE W.
their conventional muFtrHt fftffif bet ~
porter D Wbite giyf&s something
original IN q Ekit I'm The liide way
IN which a man conuucrs mis- thtrst
fof rum There fe the usual love
story well carried ont. tho NJ " hlte
might Improve his delivery where ~
fends ~ Ice SINK spngy
JOHNNY Johnson hnd Roo tlalty arc
decent chaTta go meet, and their ON
the shro,, sherry hHf picni, ~ noise
nfrd action ilut % la hardly interest
INK in go theme and this rpit douhi
less could md something tbat would
deal mote Justly with their abil ics.
\ purely ncruhntic stunt Us clever
~ discussed by the Three Hickey
Boys who get 10 over aa dance
nurrher mainly
The Erua Nntoniu trio open Win
a ,redttahis disuiav 20 strength and
the iaet ia "Thr Foilles ~ Nsude-
VIE with Edward rplfrcy Ray Han
and Helen lrnwn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09
TWOAUTO BANDIT.
GANGS ARE BUSY
Victims Report Being He'd Up
and Plundercd by Youths
i'm Motor Cars

Two gangs OF automobile bandits
, infested Detroit streets Monday
night, according 10 police reports.
one car containing four gunner the
other six Two persons were robbed.
Adolph Krazewski. No. 1921 81
Antoine.st. reported that he VA,
held mp an Ferry ave and Dequln'
drest. shortly after midnight, and
robbed of 80 The bandits drove Mp
beside krazewski and covered him
with rcyolycrs.
Six men An an automobile held
up Edawrd Seteck. SO 1901 Twenty
ffthst az Twenty -nfihst aud tho
railroad, and robbed hi moi .. De
scription Of the men indicates they
were not implicated in the other rob
berry.
Louis Scott, No 95i Wcsson ave
was held up by three footpads on
McGraw.ave. near Wesson, and
robbed OF $50 and gold watch
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

on the lungs. Does that hurt" h
asked
no"
Does this" and the physician
gave him a blow that would make
m OK take the count
Moo was the lazy response. a..
the large man puFed ont great
clouds OF smoke from prodigiously
strong cigar he was smoking
What is the matter with you o.
demanded the busy physician. MS
he gazed with admiration upon
pecimen Of humanity who might
have been the original OF the well
known work of art entitled "After
Taking
There's nothing me matteT wifi
me. you chump. what's the matter
with you? Don't you know your
long lost brotner?" the patient"
responded. in q voice that shook
the pictures on the wall
Dr McEwan looked over tho sub
iect long and well and then admit.
ted that he had never seen the
gentleman.
I'm your brother Duncan. wheth-
or you know II or not" said the
sick man"
Ton minutes later Or McEwau
believed II, but the big man with
the voice which made the whole
afth floor tremble was a little puny
kid" when the doctor last saw him.
q years ago. SO II was little wonde-
that he didn't recognize the giant.
Duncan Il. McEwan is agent OF
the Nichols G. Shepherd Harvesting
company OF Battle Greek. with Of
fees in Carberry. Manitoba He
came 10 Michigan to attend con
vention OF agents of the company
and while passing thru Detroit
dropped into the fuller. Then he
learned that the house physician
was yclept Dr p c McEwan a
few questions convinced him that
ii was his brother vaguely rcmem
bered as boy.
The fortunes Of life had driven
the two brothers TO far corners ~
the earth and they lost track of
zach other
A happy Sunday was spent by
the brothers now both high up in
the callings they have adopted buf
who remembered each other as lads
In knickerbockcrs-
I'm the olden days % years
ago" said the Biz man from the
west. my brother wanted to BE-
millionaire. while was then con
tent TO be king Now he Is
doctor. struggling along 10 say
lives and am working my head of
TO save the farms. Both benefac
tors, you see"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

GNWRICh.
The adt anre announcement ni the
rominE ot Gug GatcH Post was as
turautn that Detroit would 500 some
mastcrfnl acting, whatcN'i thr N'hl-
rlp for HIS work 10 omar tho Tent.
maker" could not he forgotten or
course. Nj. Post has ahundautlN tui
filled this expectation, aH 'Hrd' NY
house found MpudHl uikhi, Hit h'
has done oven better. lfc haas "A
FrippinF plan weil suited Go him ana
proving him an actor nt vide range,
as the star ifr an adaptation 90 kahn
crime Cecil Tnirstou novel, TN"
squcradgr
Nol that the theme ts new a. an.
We met ia in BfrkenH Tale ~ Two
Citics and "a has been taNorte
tNbuthors and rcadcrH since ~ ii "a
Dr JehN MIR tiNdr theme in ncM
setting which cannot fnll 90 interest
And best ot an q makes demands on
Mr. Post that give him ope i"l
portrayal of-reiumHnding rhtrllfn'f.
So thoroly did thr rrst night Hnil
pnrr approve OF Mr Post and ms
capable supporting ,uei that ~ dr"M
him forward with repeated appl'Hr'
for q meat curtain acknowi"dgWrh
Tile curtain risrs 20 hnd john hil
cote. member ~ parliament va
ing in London COX. victim "i 'hr
drug habit As h- leans aEainsl "a
lamp post be- comes face 80 race WIN
his cousin ana double. SCUM I"i'
They exchange cards and tine basis
laid for the absorbinE scenes u. l"l-
hilrot, has drugs concealed ia
every nook and ,ofuer lir hdthii
istprs them when >his servant. hiN' ~
Is not booking So shattered lf h"
that h6 iH unable no meet hi- phfi ~
fhc crlea that broke un lfiiHh a.
the outbreak of the present whi. 49,,
lf scheduled 90 speak uut cannot "hu
political run is starinE hlW in lht
face What f"ilnws an e" ma vi
Tho faithful BROCK nnda is"u'
InNtiilnelV tbo latter takes thf pls 4"
al thr drug ncud on th, Door "l
uarIiament aud 800 his nofur ~8itlN,
a. I.odcl euNs 30 WAS uld Wah "p-
porfunity knoc kins
la I.adst dlneh rounf mus "i,
rnd- tine freedom irHn rest fathi lN''
he Graves and er3dual} sink lni" "a
phASicai and menmi wr'' "hii,
lnd.r commands inc aduIirHtiou 81
ht. country ar tho rn}nffn"i'" '"'h
me crAs eomea when ths real
t'nl,ott dies iu iHdnl fo'ftr ie'"'
rnaNy agrr.s ~ he iuhu hiitel. '"'
rest Df Nls- ift Nra. thtnnir mas
been mid the secret and rr, pie'a''"
the mafqurrader's i"t'
49, inock. ,tspuls calvert S.''
mA.fsrful portrayal tunt could n''
~ improved ou ION iit- pRft fhals
I..wton as FHc 'hlirrt'., ST. "h.i'
some and winning ana handles ntF
role wttA -uat thr lrnUff i"h 70
Georgia Maj f1lrsmau ir ar, urhtr 'nh
pl.ss4nE as C.rkrrt 2ifl hna l"i =
nntr NAon. HANDLED thr t'.e
iaag faUsu Nstripp dope hrnd
and loyc pirate. sdHlf'i''
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

A jury in Judge Codd's'court Mon.
day afternoon returned a verdict
awarding s5.6fi.6i to Mrs Winifred
Goldman. who sued the u. l.. x. for
damages for personal injuries sus.
tanned two years ago in a street car
accident on the Crosstown line.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09
Coal dealers In Highland rRrk ~h"
declared Ihni no drllNeTIrs could

po~sibly be- made unt"r week,
have had change ~ heart riutr
the municipal tosl vari went into
eject and are hurrriu& out tu"r
orders tn donol.- 4uirk t'ntf
iftle competition wHkea 10y ~
diNcrcnce. Said % Highland Parker
this morning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

Members Of the foreign diplomatic
corps. representing the Entente Al.
lied countries Of Europe. are to BE-
entertained az the White House this
evening at The first Of the two dip
lomatic dinners Of the season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

OItpiiist VI
certainly not
L--..- l.IL-

There h. certainly nothing wrong
with this Wceh 3 program in thf or
pheurl thcatcr. Every act lS cA'cl (.
lent and together form a varied anu
pirast entertainment The top place
is taken by IS miniature musical com
cdy. "A 1871 of scandal. i"atur ms
Eddie Foley and Les l"turc me
scene ~ laced 40 manicure Vuop
iu New York with the iopplsh oid
man bhc smart youth and the hall
boy. ~'fhe setting H. tasteful. a. are
thr costumes and tho music. song
numbers and iuKcs are all part OF
the story Nj Foley 40 one ~ the
best comedians ever secn Locally IN
attractions ~ thus style. ana Mlf.
t.catufe ia a splendid Nnger ana
dancer
Maude Leoni ana her player, IN
"tnride stun. !. willard Mack play
let ncfupv tie second position. ~ -
written la MaCk- best style and W
torsc and dramatic 20 an extreme.
frhe plot has 10 De- with murder,
and the district attorney - gam
Some information from girl ~ the
underworld The girl fools them.
Miss LrcnI H. capable actress. ana
her support Is adequate
Nlbio talking birds form tho open
iug numhcr The birds Talk Ing llsh.
French and German and get ny"
ruite . heated controversy with their
trainer HunicN and Nelson. in Bits
~ Narlof, rruVit. q lot ~ FUN,
songs dances and other stunts. Nun
ray Rsnnett~'N singing and taking
sonEs and some new stories MD as
e tlnale. There 10 b4llN Cast. and hcr
military chop aaut7 cute haNt phchN-
dernf- Who wave flags ana gp thru a
routine 81 difhcllt tricks inlNerfal
movies open and clos" the show
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

General Sir Sam Iiughcs late
minister OF militia IN the Dominion
cabinet. Is 10 be the guest OF honor
at a dinner 20 be given AZ the Ho-
tel BiItmore tonight by tho Cana.
dian club OF New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

The sensational case OF Lucille
Graves Philips under indictments
charging her with conspiracy 60
blackmail and conspiracy to commit
arson. rs TO come up for trial today
at Russell kas.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09
"Tbe,vr got "a goins aud coming"
mid The nan Win the biz npprtltr

anf the rtNHli pNt N"t HpFht ~ nnff
All the restHursu~ have art sod
their prices for mnfh and hEtf ui
down on tho supply aH wcfi
piece 90 butter NOW i~ go tn q tha s
if could w. used AZ 0psun" glass
Won could get 8 pane 90 hoh ~
never get ptr from ~ ih"t
asirr And Ne munrhed fhc VAST
% hts bread arA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09

the lntercstlpg questions asked ~
Frederick a. Howe in thr new For
un. sunday afternoon Mf Howe
confessed that thr anaTr hist Dad
~ special car marks and unless
10 confessed. or was previously
known he rot fhrn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09
.Dta you over study the makeup of
"a rnnrrrf nuhIencr md notlrc thnt

when tho artist b. r. pianist 800 tt"
piano teachers .and student ln
town are ON hand and n There ~
"a vocalist an thr asrif Nrlha1-
and CAru-os are thrfr "a w t"trh-
erH ~ The du-fi -nir remarked q
listener ~ the recent ifEfuaht
concert IN Arcadia And 'lr come
ments YOU hear as the tn"i'nc"
disperaes' The artist s 'ifh.r eN-
trsvaERrtiy praised ~ Wercile -slN
condemned. and ypu hear enough
about methods technique and tenn
permanent &C. keep conservatory
class guessing Tor thc rest ~
Hfe Then vou always learn alt
about the personal history 20 the
artist. which is ueuHilv an Arabian
nights yarn
a new organization which does not
even boast ~ name has been formed
in the city It, nrst meeting "sH
in The homc ~ Nrs Joseph
KrOTTE N0- ~ ==T7==TT ==========-==
day afternoon It ls society Uf
religions. or cults, and embraces In
f,s m~whfrshlp 20 different re-
ltEious beliefs Various srcts 90
Protssfsnta. Catholic. Jews. chris
tian Scientists Brahmlus. Hndd
hists. Nendenfists and numerous
other religions are Jeurr arnfrd
There are no by-laws and no fers
ANY one who has religious tee
lief - eligible The mrntiuR was
attended hy over 100 prrsone and
Dr I.ro NJ Franklin gave an in-
tsrcsting address upon Fore
ahadowings of present eoCloinEtC
legislation no thr old Testament"
The Bible WAS tho unfolding Of
Ideals 90 n primitive people, he
said. and. while not scientifically
true " is = record Of Hpi ritual
IDEALS regarding human relation
ship and social iaaticc which had
never been surpassed IN modern
times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09
- - an a-toaIshiaE fact" laid tho
Momnn Nkn has 90 40 nhoul TOW n

I'm atrnNf rafF ENUU UNII NJ
the mon On all other lines ri Cars
are more poiits than those ur tnt
Woodward When woman gets
on a Woodward car. mo- matter now
tired or old she may he, she hH. ~
stand until there ia.a vacancy. hWl
~ she - on tho sherman or fro-~
Town lina she is almost slN Az
given seat am Sorry ~ say
the women 40 not usually thank
then, FOR In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09
THEATERS

and make love a. tho same time 10
the delight and awe of the onlookcrS,
Paul swinging head down from
trapczc and Pauline hcing suspended
hy strap held in MS teeth Will"
they execute % graceful curve cut
over the foutilEhts Cecil a Mac are
tremendously Eood 900 90 GOTTA co
Home cecil bsine g. typical fright
cncd husband who DOES not overart
hts part llis Efforts 10 break away
from the enhancing young woman
and ht the dutiful spouse which he
knows he ought 60 be- and the feeble
ness OF the results are hit OF real
humor,
n the ancient Romans dieported
themselves as Paul Cone has ala with
his cannon balls ~ Roman Pas
times" there 81 every reason 20 sup
pose That they must have been ma
tion - strong men no hli a. "a
whole IA excellent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09
Prof. Fred Newton scott. head Of the
rhetoric faeuit, of the nh er-itt

Of Michigan. VIII addrcss patrons
OF the Adriaft educational course
-in the Detroit Hoard ~ CONNER
Friday night lie ie Nclf know "a
for his work M rhctoric and jour
nalisun
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-09
IN DETROIT

stalk about Chicago heinr the windy
city. whats the matter With De
tfufts said the man Hs he chased
hts froiirsome hat round thr Npfr
ner 90 the Statlcr hotel
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
How TO Adorn
The Church For
The Holiday


THukCH decoration should h
~ started at least week before
Christmas BETTER be- early aud
do The work deliberately rather tbnu
leave II aBd rush and slight the am.
deftnking at the last moment,
Have decorations light ana usa e,lar
Sufficient 10 make them cheerful. Work
In plenty of red and white.
Everlasting flowers arr v,.,d FIR a.,
purpose. lunches # lmmoffplies can
Be- broken up wired into small bunch.
es and used ia various way These
can be- had IN white, red, yellow and
other celors,
Work color into the gaFtapdg nj pron.
or intervals to relieve the samhar -.
feet Of the heavy dark green wreath.
Ing. pampas pluHes are excellent
where they can be- used away frptn
gasIights or danger If fire.
Holly branches are most useful and
appropriate, Laurel. lockwood. Wild
sui'aK, branches of evergreen trees
aha tissue paper wreaths, bells aud
sariauds all work Ia together effeC.
uNely where little taste and judg.
ui'iit are used Ia the arrangement.
Buy materiu without delay as deal.
ers usually sell out completely before
christmas.
Letters for notices can be- cut from
gold, silver or coloFed paper or sheet
wadding,
For covering mnntels IN the home
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08

opposed Ia is moi the feeling nT The
pariAsts bat their stupidity
IT We are true friends at freedom
of oar own 81 anybody discs ss viii
So" that the power Of this country and
th" productivity Of this country are
raised To their absolute maximum. and
Thar absolutely nobody is allowed to
stand Ia the way Of IL
Our dusy Is 20 stand together night
and day until the work Is finished
From President Wilson's address 10
the American Federation of Labor
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08

aud &c." one tablespoonful Of watrr
"l'h lh" other half Roll The oysters
ct "l. "y"r is being prepared in this
"ad Dc tH H"Hr or crumbs the same
as usual az even fry The oysters with.
out egg II can be- dopo successfully
Instead OF the usual boiled frostlng
MAD" with ky shits, try confectionery
sugar motstcbed wtth cream. or II milk
's used add a teaspoonful IT melted
bnii'r and season 4 few chopped
ahl meats make this frostiug very
delicious
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
THE WAY TO PEACE
AT
Stroube's

Any body of free men that com.
pounds with the present German Coz
eminent is compromising for It's oWR
destruction ANY man Yea America
or anyaherr else that supposcs that
Ib" free Industry and enterprise oi the
world can continue Il the pauQprmau
plan is achieved aud German power
fastened upon the world Is as fatuous
as Ih- hrnhmors IN Russia whit am
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
MAKING EGGS GO FARTHER

Eggs are high. and likely fo be- high
80, on account Of the price Of grain and
labor There are many says Of ecuno.
MIXING ip the use OF eggs and still have
good food too
When breading fish. outlets or any
similar food 10 be fried. rs beating
one egE aud adding two tablespoonfuls
OF cold water 20 II 10 place Of using
tao eggs, or SET haif IT an egg aside
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08

Lord Northeii6c says ina reference 70
his refusal Of 81 cabinet position offered
by Lloyd George
! am exceedingly disappointed rot
io be- able t0 accept the high cabinet
position which was offered me. but /
feel that can DO better work with a
newspaper axe oh the outside than II I
we're inside where would be gagged