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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-07
Thieves Steal Whisky
From Bedford Distillery

Bedford, Aug. Z. - Oscar Brum-
baugh's distillery at New Enterprise,
Bedtord county, was entered by
burglars several nights ago and all
the whisky Brumbaugh had out of
bond, amounting to about a barrel.
was carried away. The whisky was
taken away in smaller vessels and
the barrel left there.
The bonded wareroom in which
all the whisky upon which the rev.
enue was not paid was also entered.
put Brumbaugh is not certain
whether or not any of the liquor
in that room was taken.
WILL PLAY AT ROAST
New Cumberland, Aug. Z. = The
band will play for an OK roast at
Williams Grove tonight.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-07
BREAKS PREVIOUS RECORD

York Haven, Pa, Aug. 7.-Ap-
proXimately 100000 pounds of pa
per We're manufactured and shipped
during July by the York Haven Pa
per company, breaking all previous
records.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-07
WILL HOLD FESTIVAL

Heckton, Aug. 7.-The Mite So
ciety of the Heckton NJ. f. church
will hold an ice cream festival IN
Guiding baked goods on the church
lawn on Friday and Saturday
nights.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-07
DOG AND WILD
CAT IN FIGHT

LewistOwn, Pa. Aug. 7.-While
Scott Bishop, was picking buckle
berries in the Narrows east of
town a couple Of days ago his dog
encountered a wild cat. There
was warm fight, the wild cat
getting the best of it until it was
scared off and took to the woods.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-07
COMING To PAyTANC

oihANhie'iiSSoHh' L d. AuS. Z. -
Final ARRANGEMENTS have been COM
pleted for the Shirmanstown picnic
which will be held at Paxtang Park,
Thursday, August IA. Picnic cars
will go direct to the park.
[Other State News on Page Al
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09

minutes IL badly covered with cuti-
Gle. Then when the cuticlo Is soft.
ened go carefully over each one
with linen towel. softly pressing
back the skin.
Most people fail to clean the
edges of their nails properly. The
way ! do 1t is to twist q bit of cot
ton about the point of an orange
wood stick. Dip this end into perox-
ide OF hydrogen and rub the damp
ened point OF the orange-wood stick
along the inside Of the nall. want
you to notice that l said nail, not
skin.
The reason so many persons must
keep their nails short to keep them
clean is that they use sharp or
Jagged instruments to clean tho
nail, and pressing or digging thig
into the skin beneath the nail
makes 1t ragged and torn. This
leaves an uneven edge OF the skin
to catch the dust and that Is why 80
many fingers have that gray and
even black rim that Is SO ugly q
border for the fingers.
Watch the appearance Of your
nails carefully. II you notice that
any portion of the skin about the
nails has become sore or inhamed.
do not neglect it. Keep the wound
cleansed thoroughly in hct water
or some good antiseptic, and then
anoint that portion OF the nail with
bit of camphor ice. or with vase
line or lanoline. Any preparation
containing witch hazel is also good.
IL necessary to keep 1t from getting
caught on everything, wrap that
part of the finger up temporarily in
soft, white muslin or silk band
age.
II you are troubled with white
spots on your nails lemon Juice will
be found a useful remedy. But a.
lemon has tendency to make the
nails brittle, it is well to rub .
little cold cream on them after.
ward.
Do not think you can do your
nails once week and let 1t 60 at
that To have pretty, well kept
nails, they must be cared for every
day. Five minutes of your time II
not much to devote to them in view
OF the results attained.
Carelessness In connection with
the nails will cause you to feel
ashamed many times for the ap-
pearance of youi. nands> But IL
you will give an hour once week
to a thorough overhauling and
manicuring Of your nails. and then
bestow upon them the daily i've
minutes necessary to keep them
in the pink Of condition. l assure
you you will have no reason to hest
tate in offering your hand even to
the fairy prince when he appears to
claim largess from his beauteouS
lady love.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
Hopping John.

COAX l cup of dried peas over
- night in cold water. Add /
onion and dash of red pepper and
allow to boil in w quarts OF water
for about one hour. Then add 2
cups well-washed. uncooked rice.
Cook about " hour. stirring occa-
sionally, II necessary, with a fork.
Then add few slices Of cooked
sausage or piece of cooked ham
or bacon. uf possible, cook ham
bone with the peas. onions and
pepper) Set on back of stove to
dry out, so that each grain OF rice
will stand apart.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
Kidney and Beef Pie.

COAX veal kidneys for an hour
~ in cold water containing a pinch
OF soda and little salt. Drain ana
dice them, Cut l pound chuck
steak into small dice and combine
with the Kidney and / cup OF
minced onion. Dredge with sifted
-four, salt and pepper and turn into
a creased baking dish. Cover with
boiling water and place baking
powder biscuit dough crust Oh top,
allowing it to extend over the edge
Of the dish. Place in hot oven
for 10 or Is minutes and then con-
tinue cooking In slow oven about
hours.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
Mixed Vegetable Chowder.

DASS u pound salt pork or
l bacon through meat grinder,
with l onion and l green pepper
Then cook for five minutes. Add
! pint stewed tomatoes and l pint
water and cook until vegetables are
perfectly tender. Cut medium
potatoes and 3 carrots into small
pieces and cook in water until ten
der; drain and add, with cups
scalded milk, to other ingredients.
Thicker with 2 tablespoons -four
mixed with a little cold water or
milk.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
Parsnip Fritters.

MIX | cup Of cooked parsnips
AVA (Which have been passed
through potato ricer) with 2 beaten
egg yolks and l teaspoon salt, a
teaspoon pepper. IL teaspoon bak-
ing powder and / cup Of -four sifted
together. Mix we'll and then fold
In stiffly beaten whites of eggs.
Shape into small balls with 2
spoons, drop into hot. deep fat and'
cook until delicately Drowned.
Turn frequently. Drain on I'M
glazed paper. Canned corn may be
used instead OF parsnips.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
Doing Your Own Mails
By Lima Caualieri.
The Most Famous Living Beauty.

HERSONALLY l always prefer
to do my own nails. Then
am sure they will be done TO
suit me. l am very particular
about this, because l believe that
dainty finger nails comprise the
most important finishing touch that
a woman's hands can have.
1t is not necessary to have an
elaborate manicure set. A simple
outfit that is good enough for all
purposes should consist Of: One
large nail brush, for the outer part
Of the nail to keep 1t thoroughly
clean; one strong but pliable nail
file; one polisher (chamois COW
ered); a pair of curved scissors;
one orange-wood stick; one box of
powdered pumice and one box OF
nail powder.
First soak the hands for FIVE
minutes in warm soapy water. They
are now In a condition to respond
readily to any corrective treatment
that may be needful
AS soon as you take them out OF
the water, go around the outer
edge OF the nail with an orange
= wood stick, pressing the cuticle
back firmly, but softly. Do not
press too hard on the nail, because
any pressure upon 1t may iniure
the sensitive cults beneath Make
an effort to coax the half-moon at
the base OF the nail into view.
After this you may file the nail
into any shape you wish and cut
OFF any ragged hang nails or uneven
growths that mar the fine line Of
the edge. A slightly pointed effect
is admissible, and is becoming to
nearly all hands. But no exagger-
ated effects should be permitted,
because this Is In exceedingly poor
taste.
Dip the nail polisher into the
powder and polish each nail vigor-
ously. But be careful to stop short
of too high polish. II the powde or
is still too much in evidence, then
dip the hands once more in warm
water, drying them thoroughly af-
terward. You will find that the
palms Of the hands add a polish to
nails that are not readily suscep-
tible to the polisher.
Should you find the nails brittle
and the skin around them harsh
you should battle them daily in olive
oil or make frequent applications
OF cold cream.
To do this, pour half pint of
olive oil into a shallow vessel.
Into this oil dip my nails, holding
them there for five minutes II they
are but slightly overgrown, fifteen
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
Boned Guinea Hen.

DRESS 2 guinea hens carefully
- removing all pinfeathers, draw
Ing tendons and cutting off the tips
OF the wings. With a sharp vege-
table knife bone them both and
stuff one with the meat of the other
after seasoning thoroughly with
salt and pepper. Sew up, truss and
roast l hour, basting frequently.
Garnish with sprigs of crisp pars-
ley. Serve with bread sauce or
green pepper sauce. Currant jelly
Is also especially good with guinea
hen.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
Picked Prunes.

yYTASH | pound prunes and cook
w slowly for two hours with
l quart water, the rind of 2
lemons and a spice bag containing
A blades mace, "a tablespoon cloves,
l teaspoon allspice and 3 or pep
percorns. II necessary. add more
water from time to time. Add 2
cups sugar and simmer another
hour Add Il cup hot vinegar and
the Juice of lemons and boil for
five minutes. This Is a delicious
accompaniment to hot or cold
meats.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
Green Pepper Sauce.

TOVER bones which have been
~ removed from guinea hen (any
chicken or fowl bones may be used)
with cold water, add small onion
and l or stalks of celery. Cook
gently several hours, strain, cool
and remove fat. Add 4 tablespoons
chopped green pepper to 2 cups of
the stock and cook gently " hour.
Strain. Melt tablespoons fat
(skimmed from top OF stock or
liqdid In which bones were boiled),
add 4 tablespoons flour and blend
and brown we'll. Add stock slowly,
stirring constantly. Season to taste
with salt and paprika. Cook about
minutes.
iobt.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
Vegetable and Crab Flake
Croquettes.

DASS u small carrot, u cup tur-
1 nip, small onion and / table
spoon green pepper through meat
chopper and then cook 8 minutes
In 2 tablespoons fat Add l cup
tomato pulp, or 3 cloves, u bay
leaf. peppercorns and 1 ,allspice
berry and "a cup boiling water.
Cook until vegetables are soft.
Strain, reheat and add 3 table,
spoons -four mixed with 1 teaspoon
salt and Y cup cold water. Stir
constantly until thick and smooth.
Add cup crabmeat and set aside
to cool. Shape. roll in buttered
crumbs and bake until delicately
Drowned.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
Individual Crab Flake Cocktail

FRESH or canned crabmeat may
l be used. The canned Japanese
crab fakes are very good. Place
the cocktail glass. containing a lit
tie Of the sauce described below In
the centre OF small plate.
Around the glass place or small
choice lettuce leaves. Place fine
bit of crabmeat In each lettuce leaf.
The sauce Is made az follows: Mix
thoroughly Y teaspoon grated
horseradish, 6 drops tobasco sauce,
l teaspoon Worcestershire sauce. u
cup tomato catsup, | teaspoon
lemon juice and u teaspoon salt.
by Star Company. Great Britain
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
Salt Mackerel Salad.

COAX the mackerel for several
- hours before cooking. Mix equal
parts faxed cooked mackerel tcold)
and cold boiled potatoes (diced)
Marinate or season with French
dressing. Arrange on bed of let
tuce or cress and sift little hard
cooked egg yolk over the whole.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
Coffee Delight.

DREPARE l quart of strong black
l coffee. Strain and chill. Then
add II cup sugar, drops almond
extract. pinch Of powdered mace
and 2 cups OF iced milk. Mix well.
Pour over crushed ice into tall
glasses. Garnish each glass with
whipped and sweetened cream.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09

TN brushing the teeth Is 1t
l wisest to use cold or warm
water?-R. C.
Warm water Is best because It
will not prove so great a shock to
the enamel. As soon as ] arise in
the morning place my toothbrush
In glass of hot water. let 1t re-
main there for half an hour until
! have had my bath and my alcohol
rub This makes the bristles soft
and renders the brush in a more
sanitary condition for use on the
tender gums.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
Beauty Questions Answered

KTY neck and shoulders are
ASA growing wrinkled and fab
by, yet | must wear a low-cut
dress every evening. Can you
suggest something to improve
their appearance ?-ANITA.
You will find this a specially
good massage cream for your neck
and shoulders:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09

MEX ] cup cooked corn with
1FA cup cooked lima or string
beans. 2 tablespoons finely chopped
pimento. 2 tablespoons chopped
green pepper and l tablespoon
onion. Chill thoroughly. Marihate
or season with French dressing,
sprinkle lightly with paprika tHun-
garian sweet pepper) and serve on
lettuce leaves.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
XY7HAT difference, II any, Is

W7HAT dlnerence, IL any, IL
w there between gentle
mans card and that Of an I'M
married 'woman?-E. s. J.
A gentleman's card Is both thin
ner and smaller than a lady's, but
1t should be equally chaste and fine
In its engraving and appearance.
TN giving dance at the sea-
shore, where the servant pro-
blem Is acute, what refreshments
should serve when have only
one maid?-MRS. e. p.
The simplest thing for you to
serve would be bowl of mild iced
punch or fruit lemonade which
can be placed on a convenient table
In the hall, leaving the guests to
help themselves. Have the maid
clear away the soiled glasses at in
tervals and replenish the supply of
punch as often as needed.
rs 1t all right for woman 20
/ have her second wedding in
the same church that her first one
was held In, and can II be ar
ranged the same as the other?-
b. B.
Yes. the second marriage may be
solemnized in the church just like
the frs. one. but good taste pre-
scribes that whether the wedding
takes place at her home or In
church, woman's second marriage
is always conducted on a much less
elaborate scale than her frs,
though In many details 1t may be
similarly arranged.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
Correct Thing to Do
on All Occasions

COMBINES I meet a man
~ know half dozen times
during the day. Is It necessary
that We should exchange elabo-
rate salutations each time &C. Y.
When meeting the same person
several times in the day, it is not
necessary to bow deliberately at
every encounter; very slight
smile, or bow, or even just friend
ly glance OF recognition Is enough.
DOES the best man at a we'd
- ding have any other duties
besides his actual attendance at
he ceremony?-D. A.
Besides the usual requirements of
re ceremony, the best man should
&c the minister, secure the car.
age for the groom and carry the
&. He should also call upon the
'a's mother two weeks after the
ing. In addition, he should
It his business to be one of
st callers upon the bride and
as soon as they return from
honeymoon.
WILL you please tellsme the
w right order of wedding an
lversary celebrations? MRS.
NJ. Dss
The correct order OF wedding an
iiyersaries runs as follows: First
year, paper; fifth, wooden; tenth,
tin; twelfth. leather; fifteenth,
crystal; twentieth, china; twenty
fifth, silver; thirtieth, ivory:
fortieth. wooden; forty-fifth. silk;
fiftieth. golden. and seventy.fifth,
diamond
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09

clude a generous supply Of dried
fruit in her Winter menus.
If the families are large 1t will
be most economical to buy the
fruit by the teE-pound box, as such
a quantity will Just about last until
the fresh fruits are in market at
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09

JYTHEN my skin has been the
w least bit irritated 1t turns
an ugly red. What should | do
to prevent this?-EVA G.
The most useful thing / know OF
to tone down the redness that
comes from sensitive and easily
irrit ated SKIN Ia this
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09

THE skin Of my face is exces
1 sively dry and breaks cas-
lily. have tried cocoa butter, but
that seems to do no good. What
would you advise ELISE.
For some skins cocoa butter acts
as an irritant and should not be
used. Here is a cream that can
recommend as being much more
soothing and effective:
OIL Of sweet almonds. 100 grams
White wax. 20 grams
Spermaceti 100 orams
Rosewater 10 drama
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09

Canned fruit also contains great
deal Of water. Dried fruit, on the
other hand, packs well, takes little
sugar and keeps well under all
sorts Of conditions. For this rea-
son, as well as the others men
toned, the housewife should in
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09

reasonable prices. BY using the
different kinds listed here the fam
lily can have a different fruit at
each meal, or each day at least,
with saving to its pocketbook and
with healthful relief for the heavi.
ness of the average Winter list.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09

KTY daughter Is extremely fond
AvA of golf, but am afraid that
too much of this out-of-door exer-
else will result in coarseness
and over-development Of muscle.
Don't you think l should make
her give 1t up?-MRS. E. S.
Your alarm is ill-founded, my
dear woman. There is nothing like
active exercise out of doors to de-
velop those graceful curves that
form SO large part of woman's
charm. Your daughters devotion
to golf may result in a slight
broadening Of the foot and
trifiing enlargement of the ankle.
but her fleet running over the green
meadows will train her whole body
to the loveliest symmetry and grace
Imaginable. Every pale-looking,
drawing-room miss who sees her
will envy the wonderful sparkle in
her eyes and the healthful pink
glow Of her complexion.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
IAN you tell me how to pre-.
- vent my hands chapping 10

badly in cold weather?-C. H.
The real reason your hands chap
in the Winter is due to your own
neglect and carelessness. II you
will take the proper care Of them
every day you need never suffer
from the discomfort Of chapped
hands. Never go out without dry
ing your hands thoroughly and a.
ways wear warm gloves to protect
them. II, in spite OF all your care,
they become chapped. thon apply
this soothing emollient every.
night:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
ested Cooking Recipes
b. MARI Lee Swdnn,

Principal, Scudder School of Household Arts.
Corn Salad
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09

IAN you tell me how to make
~ a good perfume to put on my
skin after a bath?-EVE.
A perfume that gives of a most
delightful odor, and will not injure
the skin in the slightest degree, 10
made up in these proportions:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-09
no you think that the constant
- use of powder will injure
the texture of the skin?-M. c.

A poor powder used to excess has
tendency to clog the pores and
thus induce a crop of blackheads.
But pure rice powder can do no
harm II removed at night with cold
cream. Water will not remove the
powder so effectually as cold cream
will. Afterward you can cleanse
the face with warm water and al
mond meal, or II you prefer with a
good, pure soap.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-16
PRIEST REFUSES TO MARRY
COUPLE, WHO HAD DOG LICENSE

Chicago. Nov ta,--"Ean," shouted
an italian at Chief Clerk Sherman
Of the dog license office, sherman
looked ur
You maka da bad mess bah,
cCntitHtad iEN safe foreigner. -
'A -'r--;f saia the dog ".
cense clerk. losing patience What
t' ice the trouble this mora
ing 80
look" saia The tr-~ :, Ia,
% license under the window You
i0ata da bati n1ess--ban." ~
What's the matter with il = elpe
wanied sherman 1T looks albright
20 me- Name. Bettv; color, whitssz
feH'aie. Fee, So, paid. Owner.
Anton Fcrrano."
owner N'hata you mean n@nsdr"
NotA yot Maybe not never. | try 10
""Jrv qgu-@0N -
.r '~0"-v 'oo with this. One dog III
cense-bah" .ss' -
nat you wanted then was mar.
riage license z"
II want marriage license aud ,Ats
eeeva me licerse for one dog MS
girl she getta mad. Maybe she no
marry me now"
Here's your o" said the chief
clerk. Now. beat it over to that
other windew."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-16
SUPPRESS CENTRAL
/ ]: LABOR newspapers

-Centralia, Wash, Nov 1.-THE
machinery of law and order has been
set tn motion throughout the north
west to suppress the |. w w apiia.
tqTS~eand Bolshevists who were held
rlxttdnxibfe For the Staying Of four ex-
service men during the Armistice daa
Alteration here Tuesday. Tonight
civil authorities and officers of the
law were modifying their forces for
aa,drive against enemies Of the gov :
eminent. ~ 1870. III Z. OIL
ran alarming rapport ca nis from the
eastcrn part of the state of Washing
ton where there was said To be a
hoth~d ~ radicals Orc report stat
"a that at Spokane more than |, 600
lew VS. had threatened an invasion
of the town. Former service men
were. being armed 10 meet the agita-
tors II they appeared.
Reports were received from a score
of towns that /. w. W headquarters
had been raided and literature
seized. Hundreds of arrests have
been made in cities and towns
throughout the northwest since the
outrage here.
Memorial services were held here
tQuay ICF the nt VINO lost tHelF
ives, Tuesday - was feared there
would be another demonstration
against persons accused of being
aEitAtors. but the throngs were or
derlx M
Word from Seattle said the Union
R*cord. organ OF the central labor
ci5uqcil had been closed for second
time this evening by United States
deputy marshal who acted under Or
dErS from United States District At
tcrney Saunders. The paper was
suppressed yesterday but allowed to
resume publication. Three editions
had been printed when it was closed
today. se
seTen I. w. VS. arrested following
the ksssassinations here Tuesday, we've
formal by charged with murder In the
first degree today. All but one. II
Was said. are in custody. The man
being sought - Bert Bland i, iz be-
Hevsd ne mas fed and his description
i Will be sent broadcast throughout
the country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-16
ALEXANDER AGAINST
CREATION Of SMALL
INDEPENDENT NATIONS
BY GRAND DUKE .AIE&sNDIE
ttncIc oi the Late Gar Nicholas
of Russia

Paris, NOV. 14.-Prceident Wi
sons Motley of creating small indie
pendent nations has set Europe back
800 years Al history proves that
peoples who are economically inter
lfinp@ndent tend 10 .ederaIize. The old
fttfSSian empire was a natural out
come Of this tendency
The present policy of slicing up
the country INTO weak states based
or the Wilson ideals cannot endure
.or Ions The Poles, C1cchs, Firms.
thc Baltic populations and the
{ krainians will OF their own free
VIII. demand membership in tho
Russian federation, the coming OF
which is inevitable.
The new Russia arising from the
ashes Of the revolution will ha,e