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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
GO TO AID HINES
Electric Experts VIII Help Director.
General Of Railways in Fuel
Crisis.

NEW YORK. Nov John W. Lieb
and George Elliott. chairman and secre.
tary, respectively. of special COM
Ugh, and power companies affiliated
with the National Electric Light AS
scciation. left here today Tor Wash
ington. They will cooperate with
Director General Hines and Fuel-Ad-
m!nistrator Garfield regarding the
maintenance of fuel supply to public
utility and related companies during
tn, strike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
Form Aeri-l Touring Association,

san FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-The or
sanitation OF the Aerial Touring AS
ISOLATION, said 10 be the first Of it's
kind, with headquarters at New York
Washington, San Francis.o AMI At
IA CITY. was 2nnonacea oerS today
aerial around the world race
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
Why Have a
Valuation

II, on the face OF 1t. cents seem
ed exorbitant for car ride today,
there might be some justification for
long and expensive valuation.
cents seems lot 70 pay for an
egg which used to cost less than
cents, and was fresh.
10 cents seems lot to pay for a
shoe shine which used to cost
cents.
% cents seems a lot to pay for
white collar which used to cost 12h
cents.
II cents seems lot to pay for
pound of sugar which used to cost
II cents.
55 dollars seems a lot to pay for
suit of clothes which used TO cost
s22.50.
cents seems n lot to pay for a
newspaper which used to cost cent.
But we do not have valuation
made of the equipment of these mer-
chants TO see II they are "watered"
We accept the present high prices
OF the above comm ODDITIES, and of all
Others, because they are the prices
prevailing for the same things all
over the country.
When 453 cities in the country
are charging 6, Z and 10 cents for
car ride. why should the street
railway company in Richmond be
made TO wait year or more until q
physical valuation of its equipment
is made before cents is accepted
here as fair price for a car ride?
And. in addition, the company is
asked to pay for the valuation, which
Commissioner OF Public Utilities
Trafford says will cost $4,000 or
more. and will consume from six
months to one years time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
Brief Pctcr.burx Neun.

Tbs new automobLle for Chief OF
the Fire Department Farley. for which
In the city today
Sir hundred Invitations will be is
who saw service in the world war hy
the American Legion for the big ban,
quet to he given at the high school
auditorium on Armistlcc Day. Novem,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
New Grand Jury.

With eight witnesses summoned to
testify tho probe into tho charges Of
violations OF tho prohibition laws and
bs grand an jury 1 on Mon
day. The investigation was hailed
Wednesday by the sickness OF one OF
the jurors. and the jury was dis
charged by Judge Mullin and 4 new
jury summoned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
The Weeks wenthe-

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1,-Weather
predictions for the wesk beginning
Monday, issued by the Weather Bureau
today. are: Middle Atlantic States,
generally fair, with nearly normal
temperatures: moderately cool early
days of the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
Thie>e. Rob Dwelling.

The residence of J. T. Powers. on
early last night and robbed of clothing
10 the amount Of 5000 Two Suits Of
clothes. ten silk shirts. and a lot of
mems underwear were taken nv the
thieves. In the dining-room was a
quantity Of silverware, but not a niece
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-02
NEED S35 TO COMPLETE
FUND FOR POOR FAMILY
Total OF S105 Has Been Contributed to
Aid Mother and -Four Chill
dFep In Richnond.

for ii The Ttmes-Bispateh relief FUND FUND
her four childr'en. who are ina in sImost
destitute condition. there is left to
raise only $35 before the 5000 needed
by the family is in hand and can be
turned over to them.
9ns ssss55ee,e .e the pss mes, worsSy
T15%fef the %S Hs 's.HHsa rfs
WIDOW Soon fonnd III nm imp pssir t 10
provide for her family or in any way
prepare for the coming winter.
When this case was reported the
brave mothers only source Of income
was the little she could earn by sew
iDg apd baking bread and pastries for
neiEhbors. She was fighting desper-
ately against starvation in the midst
OF plenty
Now. on the completion of this fund.
it is planned to send the children back
to school. where they may have an
equal chance with more fortunate
youngsters, and at least for time,
to relieve the mother of her burden
OF care.
Contributions received yesterday
were:
J: Il. Hail . so
no name .......,.. % 90
Mrs; r. II. Deaderick ....... 90
Cash 90
Previously acknowledged 49,. 1888 So
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
FINANCIAL.
nUsINrss oppopruNIrlrs


Gin'tkY SruRE Dor -s,e o. ors, .ry
c"il store doing guoi bu,irrst iH ,
t'"i town Nihtt business t"as.IH fuf
s"iins 'icppof Cash Grccer, care
mare pkla
uAkNdr Goop LEGATION long ,ea,e
established paying business u~.,f h..
other buNinest Monld consider t,tft
nef Phone psasc 53as m veil al
West Archer
BARRIERS Two. chair ,hap ior ,.s In
I've oil town b'af TULSA Priced tu sr
Nddress hor b2i care Mofld
ron s\l.h or rRADy -R-,nurAnt II,
ints and pos.es'ion oi building Arpb
Slsd Nfrhrf
lua SNlf suoe ,hop loea,ei ~ OIL i.sa
- I 900 popul,' no oompcupon
Equipped With Nu 'iauiis rtnsrrr. lvs
t'crlrl. fiuishsf American foa' pu~ rr
t.riahrf ~trgsr sttisher rrrsrrssi,s
l~athsr cutter Victor hre' remo,,f rtu
gfess.,e met roller sond,i, is.t silver
f.'l s't ~ tools also al.rut si'u Nurth
~ material on hand 500 gets |' \
Z, luylr adWthisltsinr ior thr tstats ~
~ II NetMilorh Ntsiook pih
AtlNrS State right other ip.r nlls
lnWA for sale 10 teAprus.h.r pAttn to
matufArt1rt srd sell non h'.strr patni
vll stand 200 degrees heat - huui
hIsierlnf prriug ~ Laiug tt',f.. ss.
Ou,dsn RrdrinF To ~ ,homa irgn aai
-TrurturA Sie1 CO Nou hist,f Ial1i
'of sale " nrosn. ~ South Bostou
lhonr 1870
on ACtui ST ~ trkt,ss will uH NJ
FrstauFHNt At NUI south M.F
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
MUSICAL INhrnuMENrA
on MAcMlNnNY srrrLlrs

NtoNn.llAND bOlliHS tor Ms rwo
tohlU SO h T. standard tsn rt,I. 100
4 hirh pfessuf. tNn -gAlt o.. p.
high pressure, one igtt1~ g.. h y
sisndAfd one 72tIs lap o D. ,gh
pressure one 7i D. 3 hgt .rf.'s. 20
Ure siN 10 10 a . ,ett.a. "a
steam engines z 10 100 b 70 1arls ,iIs
condenser boGos etc Ilitsiufg Nolet
a Maehlue 60 pntsburg Kan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
WANTED To BtY
norrl.s nooMlNn nousrs

DENNER S. 202 Twelve tcom ronmin .
house Tor tAle, rent reasonAhle cNcfN
room permanently rented Phone 5ipr
ROuMlNg HOUSk-Ivelys tupm, furm
tufe, ~ toImS In house al full Nne
neishborhoid one year lease. ali for
$3.50 Phone lTTl
koOMiNU nOrtE and hote good loca
i,on 3 Call 100
HOTELS AND ROOalNG not Sha OF al
tinis al the tape Allison Veslty. 3l9
O. firsi N.l, lsnt Phone Ei
koOMlNu HOUSE OF - roomM Money
,mpt.r. for cash only AID Y OF. care
world
RoOMlNG HOUSE For sale. on Aecoun,
Of sickness; hArgain some term.
Phone 7H2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

.N Nh ~ peucr new 900 fpom bun
GsIor lafk iill. Phone 1851.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
Weavers Simmons Land 4
Loan Co.
p,'pvuicr Mo
wANrEp rrAL raIArE

WANTED rCAL ESTATE Nv
Lots .Nl.r N..aHi residence irfs ir futa
t.f ul.t tt., Uunn,fs aIg Ir7 ffti
l"f.r 22' ha.umar' hdg> psAha7na
tiAtl NANT CALLS fot fqup hte srl
vs f'or hunrAloss frm $500 10 a.
ra" usfWrf'. Lisi toIf property Nth
mo- ( ua1 have lI'sr waiting fut ''I
tue lNoru-ur. room 90
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Wuri
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un Nul VAST 10 l4y huurs ~ lgII ton
% 20 Spetlr hi Nnnnfot Phone
80
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
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COMPANY has op.r
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20. " a. gfN WISH 4, ro q,
b. tlsir,s. po'ui. ~,
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a. 80 oil h''ds. We
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~ whole iutsr-A IN
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= .'F patr'ent. ~ili
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
INSTRUCTION

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

IINNNIIl-
rrofle who have private money 70 loan
on Filt edge fral ssfAr security would 40
vel 70 see u T. Rose ipt Miss hiE W.,
have applications on hand now 'ur q 600
and o. GOO lcans and he' ~ sit 'ise
FARM NND CitY LOANS
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w ANY pAr' nt Oklahoma hAntas 81
letas and Other sta'~s lowest fsies iot
from two 10 ~ years thr be- pad be
fore due civ losu. made on Tulsa
Improved property al lowest tAiF. \
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MuNFY To IuAS
WE HAVE chent. resident of Tulsa Ot'a
whn desires soms stficilt first rlss fesl
estate lnsHs App'. arts may expect
quirs 'o'ion and ny deIsy Aby A TUCKER,
sitorgeyA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AcRrAnn ron NALn

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
LoTs ron SALE

VACANT IN Hest bu, On Aurih Denver
lssl front y goo. paved AMI seSefrd
stth terms lhuur tnps Nd invesi
mrrt ~ az Flrs' National
NORTH nFNNkR AVENUE TO- IN I91n
block ps,sd si $50 equity sT1O. viii
discount phofe o1rl Il
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

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lt|I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24
Adventures
With a Purse

T MUST tell you about the couch
i covers I saw today, for I think they
are a real bargain. l do not necessarily
believe in signs, but, on the other hand.
I am not one to scoff just because /
see sign. And to make short Of the
matter the sign on these blankets. or
couch covers, reads "S3, formerly So"
They look every bit of it. Soft, fieecy
things they are of rather subdued colors,
pale, dull green perhaps, with figures
in gray and black. They suggest In
dian blankets, and yet are much more
subdued in coloring. You will find one
very convenient to throw over a couch,
or again you will enjoy the warmth Of
one these summer nights after all your
blankets are put away, and we have
one of those northeast storms.
"Wait until you see these" said the
young man who is always so nice about
giving me pointers, for the adven-
lures. Maybe they won't make your
mouth water.' And they did-my word,
how they did Luscious fat apricots,
stuffed with delicious nuts. I can't be-
gin to tell you how tempting they look.
They come one dozen in box, and IL
you are looking for different confec-
ton, or if you are wanting something
unusual for "A company treat, in these
apricots lies your answer.
How would you like to have hand
carved japanese table crumber set?
The one saw today is beauty. What
kind of wood is it?" I asked the sleek
brown eyed little japanese who padded
up to me with a pleasant smile.
Chestnut. he replied, and then con-
tinued, "this is better than metal
set, because it doesn't cut or roughen
the tablecloth. And he's right. You'll
love this set, which is priced at sixty
cents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24
Please Tell Me
What to DO
To pownhearted Girl
BY CYNTHIA

You would be very very unwise to
marry man just because he had money.
Why worry about getting married now
at all? You are surely very young and
have any amount of time before you. |
would not bring up the subject of set
tling down to this other young man at
all. 1t is the very best way to dis
courage his attentions. lie is right
about wanting to get good start before
thinking of marriage. BE good friends
with this returned soldier and at the
same time be good friends with other
boys too. When you really fall in love
you will know it and there will be no
rushing into marriage simply because
you are twenty one and there is boy
around who has money. BE sensible,
dear.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24

A FTER all, there is nothing like va
"A cation time to tell what kind of a
girl is really underneath the georgette
crepe dress and the sweet scented face
powder. A letter from three young
girls, asking advice about some real
woodsy places to go-''places where
you can rough it''--reminds one of all
the disastrous possibilities that lurk in
the roughing-it vacation.
Now / don't mean for minute to
discourage anybody from this kind of
an ideal two weeks. But girls, do
you mind word of unsolicited ad-
vice? When you choose your camp
mates. sort of choose carefully. What
| mean to say is, you may have worked
at the next desk to a girl for two or
three years, you may have spent any
number of nights with another girl in
her home, having her best pink crepe
de chine nightgown virtually forced on
you and being allowed free sway with
the hairpins. You may have done that
fearful thing, swapped beaus. But
II you have never gone away on rough
ing-it vacation before, you have still
that most treacherous thing of all to
face-two weeks with girls who are al
last their real selves.
When girls go away on vacations to :
gether, of course. each pays her own
expenses. This introduces test OF
friendship, even if the outing be taker
at the crowded resort, for the guest
and hostess lawsof courtesy and "givine
in to each other" are taken entirely out
of tha porty Each ono hoe tbo str;ybt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24

TUenty rich biscuits.
Biscuits for Strawberry Shortcake
Three cups of stted -four,
One teaspoon of salt,
Ta0o tablespoons of baking po1cder,
One-haf cup of sugar.
Place in a bowl and sift to mix,
and then rub in one-half cup of
shortening and mix to dough with
One egg,
One cup of milk.
Roll or pat out one inch thick and
then cut and wash the top with
milk. Bake in hot oven for fifteen
minutes.
My dear Mrs. Wilson, am a
daily reader of the paper and |
find great pleasure in reading over
your recipes, as have used them
and they have been very successful
for me. Now ! am going to ask
you to please favor me by pub
fishing the recipe for gniocchi in
the Italian way? Thanking you
in advance, l am, Mrs. G. M. E.
Gniocchi-An Italian Cheese Dish
Place two cups of milk in a sauce
pan and add one-half cup of flour.
Stir with a wire whip to dissolve the
-four. Place on the stove and then
bring to a boil. Cook slowly for ten
minutes, taking care it does not
scorch. Add
Yolks of ttVo eggs,
One and one-quarter cups OF
grated cheese,
TlCo tablespoons of grated onion
One teaspoon of salt,
One teaspoon of paprikd.
Mix thoroughly and then pour into
square pan to mold. Cut into
blocks and then place in a baking
dish. Sprinkle with grated cheese
and then put in slow oven to heat
Serve with finely shredded lettuce
dressed with French dressing.
Ny dear Mrs. Wilson-Will you
kindly tell me how to regulate my
oven, as my cakes do not rise and
are heavy? l think / beat them
sufficiently and use the proper in
gradients. The batter is always
good before l put them to bake. /
usually bake butter cake. Could
you suggest a Thermometer or
something to guide me? / have
tried very hard. have a good gas
range and would be very thankful
to you if you could help me, as !
am very much discouraged. / only
sift the -four and powder once, and
| am quite sure my trouble is in
the regulating Of the oven.
Mrs. S. X.
| Purchase an oven thermometel
Land lssrn to regulate your ove9lf'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24


The strawberry lacks sufficient
pectin to make a good firm jelly
Use rhubarb to supply the necessary
peCtin. Wash and trim the rhubarb; !;
discard the leaves, as they contain
a dangerous substance. Cut the rhu-
barb fine and measure; to two cups,
we'll packed down, add one cup of
water. Cook until the rhubarb is soft
and then strain through a jelly bag.
Cleanse the preserving kettle and
then pour the prepared rhubarb juice.
Now add three quarts of strawber-
ries. Cook for ten minutes and then
measure and allow seven -eighths cup
of sugar for each cup of juice and
fruit. Add the sugar and then stir
until dissolved. Bring to a boil and
cook until 222 degrees Fair. is
reached on the thermometer, or until
it jells, which is usually in about ten
minutes. Now pour off the liquid,
using a strainer. Fill into jelly
glasses. Put the pulp into the glasses
also. This gives you jelly and a
jam with one process and one cook
ing.
Strawberry and Rhubarb MarmaIade
Wash and prepare the rhubarb as
for strawberry jelly. Place in a
s. epan and to one quart of pre-
pared rhubarb add
One cup Of aUGter,
Four quarts of strawberries.
Cook until the fruit is soft and
measure and add three and a half
cups of sugar to each quart of the
above mixture. Stir until the sugar
is dissolved and then bring to boil
Cook slowly until thick and then pou1
into jars, glasses or bowls and store
in the usual manner for jellies.
Fruit Juice
Strawberries make a delicious fruit
juice that may be favorably COM
pared with that of grapes. 1t is a
splendid appetizer when used as a
fruit cocktail Use the soft and
bruised berries. To each quart OF
well-cleansed berries add
T1co cups cf 1Udter,
! one cup OF sugar.
Bring to a boil and cook for ten
minutes. Strain and then fill into
bottles. Place the bottles in hot
water bath and process for twenty
minutes. Cork or seal. Remove to
a room to cool, then dip the top
of the bottle in melted paraffin or
sealing wax. If you intend putting
up supply of fruit juice it will pay
you to invest in little machine that
will clamp on the metal cap instead
. of using corks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24

WHEN WOMEN ROUGH 1T
ON A VACATION PARTY
They Have Wonderful Opportunity to Become Fast Friends
DeepDyed Enemies-There's Nothing Better or worse

TO grief. even where amusements abound
and there is no danger of getting bored.
In the roughing it vacation, over and
above this, there are two other dangers.
That Of getting bored through lack OK
definite things to do, and not being
good sport about having to put up with
inconvenience.
HERE is the truth of the matter. 1t
i i is the very exceptional girl who will
acknowledge she does not like to rough
it. In fact. / believe most girls honest :
ly believe they like to rough it until
they actually see what it is like. The
truth is all girls are not SO constituted
that they can have a good time off from
everything and depending on their own
resources for amusement.
1t takes the girl who can be perfect
ly happy with bunch Of girls without
a man around; who likes to spend an
afternoon loafing out on the end of a
wharf with q good book, to make sue
cessful member of the camping party.
1t takes a woman who doesn't sit down
| and wish she never came when the wood
stove goes out to be asked again next
year."
If people are congenial and every one
in the party is real, genuine
camper" there isn't vacation under
the shining sun that holds more lure,
more of the kind of time that sticks
like a little golden square for all days in
your memory But If it's n misft crowd,
well, you've bumped into disaster! You
will have broken perfectly good city
friendships. Yes, roughing it is a
wonderful, wonderful way to find out
what people are really like!