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The sun., 1919-10-21
OZARK ROSALEEN' IS
BACK IN MANHATTAN
Returns to Please Large Audi
ence in Standard Theatre.

The return of David Belascos Dark
Rosaleen" to the shores of Manhattan
Island last night was enough to fill the
Standard Theatre This humorous play
of Irish life with Eileen Huban In the
principal role is as perfectly performed
as Il was in the Belasco Theatre and
delighted n large audience.
Louis Mann was so successful In
making the patrons of the Shubert-Ri-
viera laugh and cry that Friendly Enc
mics last night began its second week
there. II Is rare that a play makes
such an impression as to occupy this
busy stage for two weeks
John Cort brought to the Montauk
Theatre last night the company that
met with such success in the Cort here in
"riddlers Three" The audience en-
jD"ed the work and started the week
with every appearance of success.
The sun., 1919-10-21
BIG AUDIENCE SEES
TANNING OF SHREW'
SOthern and MarlOwe Score
Another Triumph at the
Shubert Theatre.
GOOD SUPPORT Is GIVEN
Bills for First Week An
nOunced-Longer Season Is
Planned for Next Spring.

T.. ". Sothern and Julia Msrlowe pre-
sented THE Tanning Of the Shrew." the
third of their Shalsespearen trinity. at
the Shubert Theatre last night. Once
again an audience which evidently
sought on the stage not merely relaxa-
ton but a reflection OF life generally
known as literature, hailed the Sothern
and Marlowe performance as something
which made one feel privileged to live.
Though the stars brief transit across
the theatrical heavens of New York was
on the wane last night their histrionic
power was still in the ascendant. Their
performances in the last two weeks be-
fore responsive audiences seemed to
make their familiarity with the great
poets mode of expression more certain
IL a method of presentation can be said
to be more certain when it already has
the surenesA. of life itself.
Miss MaNowe acted with a radiant
variety Of feeling the role of hdthdTirid,
who might be called a Shakespearian
wild woman" She was Irresistible.
even in her moods of fiery disdain. and
particularly melting in her final phase
OIL aTCn IenueTneSS. MI. Wds
capital as the masterful Petr7tchio, and
revealed that a truly great actor can
play with equal poise the broadcast COM
edy as we'll as the deepest tragedy.
In fact, II was in the mood of buoyant
farce that the stars presented this mas
terpiece. which seemed like Shakes
peare's idea of a problem play that bor-
dered on travesty. The new arrange
ment OF stage settings, which has met
with such success so far. added another
notch to its credit. for without detrnct-
ing from the lovelness of the scenes II
increased UNNECESSARILY the speed at
which the play should be presented &c
maintain the proper spirit of hilarity.
in the supporting company especially
good first aid to Shakespeare was, rem
derod by Frederick Lewis as htcentto
| Henry Stanford as Trdnio. Rowland
Blackstone as Gr1tmio. Alma Kruger a
the Widop and Nora Lamison rs Bdp
| ttstd.
/ This play will be performed the res
| of the week. with a matinee on Satur
day For their final week these co
workers will present Twelfth Might
next Monday and Tuesday. Hamlet VI
| Wednesday. Thursday and Saturda,
| nights, and The Tanning of the Shr"w
on Friday night and Saturday mattGf'
1t IS announced that plans are nov
afoot for more extended engagement
OF the stars here next spring.
The sun., 1919-10-21
AMERICAN SINGERS
GIVE DOUBLE BILL
"Pinofore" and "Maid Mis-
tress" Open Second Week.

The Society of American Singers
opened the second week of its third sea-
son last evening at the Park Theatre
with a double bill, consisting Of Gilbert
and Sulliyan's comic opera "Pinafore,"
preceded by Pergoleses little opera
buffa. THE Maid Mistress" Both works
arc familiar in the society's repertoire.
In 1.-THE Maid Mistress" Lucy Gates
sang again the music of the little maid
Serpind, with good voice and. correct
style and with sprightliness and grace
in action. Percy Hemus was again Pan
dolJo, the master, and william Dantorth
was the dumb servant
The cast in ""Pinafore" included Jo-
sephine Jacoby as little Btfterc"p,
Frank Mou'an as Sir Joseph Porter and
william Danforth as Dick Deddeyo. The
orchestra was led by John McGhie.
The sun., 1919-10-21
Insurance chiefs TO Meet.

The holders of more than 90 per cent,
of the 100000 life insurance policies
Row outstanding on the books OF Ameri-
can companies will be represented by
the insurance executives who are to
attend the thirteenth annual convention
of the Association of Life Insurance
Presidents at the Hotel Aston. Thursday
and Friday. December and 5. Wayn
and means by which life insurance may
be made to contribute further to meetin &
The country's readjustment problems will
be discussed. DR.. Nicholas Murray But
err president OF Columbia. will be among
the speakers.
The sun., 1919-10-21
LOYAL, SAY RACIAL GROUPS.
Prove Devotion to U. 6. by buy
ing Certificates.

At meeting at the Bankers Club yes
terday leaders of twenty-nine racial
groups of New York and Northern New
Jersey protested against what they
termed the unwarranted attacks which
have been made upon Americans of for
eign birth and the implication that they
are. as a whole, unpatriotic. AS a means
of proving their loyalty they decided to
urge during the next month that men
and women of their respective nationali-
ties invest sums ranging from 500 to
81 600 in Treasury Savings Certificates
All who attended the meeting invested
and resolutions which were offered by
Leon WaXeter of the Polish group We're
adopted pledging united support to the
Government Loan Organization.
Claiming Rudd, controller of the Gov
eminent Loan Organization of the Sec
oud Fe1eral Reserve District, explained
that 1t was not the purpose of the Treas
ury Department to launch a popular
campaign similar to the five Liberty
Loan drives.
The sun., 1919-10-21
TO EXPORT HYDRoAIRPLANEs.
Zeppelin Plant Also Making
small. Fast DIrigibIes.

GENEVA. oct. 20.-Shs airplane fac
tory established nv Count Zeppelin at
Friedrichshafen on Lake Constance. is
now busiy engaged in turning out
thydi oairplanes and small. fast dirigible
balloons for export, it is asserted In
Swiss papers
The Swiss military aviator. Lieut.
TICK recently purchased one of the
h'droa Tplanes in question, which he
new from Friedrichshafen TO Zurich.
landing on the lake there after COM
peting the fight Of ninety-five miles
N thirty eight minutes. The wings Of
ue airp'ane. which carries a cabin ac-
eommodating six persons comfortably.
nave spread of sixty-three feet The
pane Is driven by two motors.
The sun., 1919-10-21
REVIEW MUNITION TAX SUIT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2o.-Whether the
special war munition tax In effect dur
ing the war applied only to the profits
derlN ed from completed munitions OF
from parts of the completed article is to
be determined by the Supreme Court,
which to-day agreed to review suits
brought by the Forged Steel Wheel
Company of Butler. "a; Worth Bros
Company of Coatesville. Pa. and the
Carbon Steel Company OF Pittsburg.
Pa, TO recover taxes paid under the
acts
The sun., 1919-10-21
SMUCCLERS' TUNNEL
UNDER SWISS BORDER
Long Passage Enabled Goods
to Go Into Austria.

GENEVA, Oct. 20.---A smuggers' tun-
mel 700 yards long under the SWISS
Austrian border mas been found, 1t Is
reported by tho police at Kreuzlinzen,
a small town at he lower end of Lake
Constance. a shorter tunnel under the
border was recently found there,
The newly discovered tunnel leads
from an ancient Augustine abbey, in
which the smugglers made an Alad-
din's cave. The are supposed to have
been operating here for several years,
handling contrabapd goods.
The smuggler- were given n start by
finding a forgotten underground passage
extending from The abbey, which they
prolonged to bring it out well beyond
the Austrian frontier.
The sun., 1919-10-21
CAPT. THORPE WINS AT POLLS.

LONDON, Oct. 20.--Capt. J. II. Thorpe,
the Coalition nionist candidate, was
elected Member of Parliament for the
Rusholme Division of Manchester in the
recent bye election there, 1t was an
nounced to-day.
The vote was as follows: Capt. Thorpe.
1894: Or. Dunstan, Labor, 6,412: w.
NJ. Pringle. Liberal. 1925; Capt. r. b.
Crewdson of the new National party.
The sun., 1919-10-21

LOWELL, Mass, Oct. 2O.-Mrs. Mary
Fortuna, whose body was found In the
woods yesterday. was murdered say
State officers. The autopsy to-day
showed death was due 70 a fracture of
the skull. The woman. mill worker,
had been missing several weeks.
The sun., 1919-10-21
NEW MARRIAGE LAWS URGED.
w. Davis for Birth Control Pub
hcity, She Tells Women NJ. DIS.

, 5our suggestions for remedying con-
ulohs brought about by the social evil
p eer made yesterday by DR.. Katharine
,oement Davis, speaking at the eonven-
soh OF delegates Of vomen's national or
sanlzationS sitting Jointly with the In
nsuonal Conference of Women Ply
'shs at 500 Lexington avenue.
" Davis thought, she said. that the
s'ehco OF vice should be recognized.
," ~ an EFFORT be made to control 1t. and
T. A' society should recognize paternity
,sehporary unions. She advocated the
,s ~. OF marriage and divorce laws so
49, Nssi separation might be obtained
,nout scandal. publicity or stigma. and
ea.. ed also the dissemination OF birth
''nrol Information.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23
61tr3 Y61ar rr3Ho1ne
MENU HINT.

Breakfast.
Sliced Oranges Cereal and Cream
Soft Boiled Eggs.
Toast Coffee
Luncheon.
Tomato and Bean Soup
Whole Wheat Bread and Peanut
Butter Sandwiches
Canned Apple Sauce
Tea
Dinner.
Meat Ball. Kentucky Potatoes
Lettuce and Pimento Cheese Salad
French Dressing Bread
Plum Pudding Jelly Coffee
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in frying pan. When hot add cakes.
Cook over moderate fire. Brown OH
both sides.
This is good served with an egc
sauce made by adding a hard boiled
egg chopped fine to white sauce.
Salad-Sprinkle, pimento cheese
over lettuce. Serve with French
dressing to which two drops OF to.
mato eaisup and two drops Of Wor-
chcstershire sauce have been added
Kentucky Potatoes--Slice raw po-
,atoes thin. Put in baking dish, sea
soning with salt and pepper. On top
sprinkle bits of butter substitute.
Pour in milk until even with the top
OF the POTATOES. Bake one hour i'll
slow oven
This is good way to cook pota-
toes when old and needing to be cut
away.
Plum Pudding ]clly-One hall
ounce gelatine soaked in one half cup
cold water, one ounce chocolate, one
halt cup sugar, one cup milk, raiSinS
curran,S, nuts,
Dissolve sugar in milk and scald
Melt chocolate. Rub smooth with a
little cold milk. Add 10 hot milk
Take from fire and add gelatine. Sur
until dissolved and strain into bowl
When firm enough stir in raisins, cur.
rants and chopped nuts, any or all oI
these can be used as convenient. Serv,
with cream
Jcllied Apples With Tapioca-Four
medium sized rcd apples, two table
spoons granulated tapioca, four table
spoons brown sugar, one-hIlf tea
spoon salt. Wash, pare and core ap
pies; put the skins on to boil witt
two cups OF water; boil until yer,
tender, then rub through s,rainer, Re
turn TO fire and add the tapioca. suga
and salt; boil until clear. While III,
tApfoca is boring, the apples are pu
into pudding pan with two tablespoon
OF water; cover pan and steam tie ap
pies until tender Place in indiyidua
dishes or shallow glass dish and cove
with tapioca, A tablespoon Of choppe,
nut meats sprinkled over top adds yer,
much TO this dish
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23
BIC CHERRIES,
COAST CROWN,
ON the MARKET
Annual FavoriteS for Con-
SumerS,

Black Iartarian cherries, rlvaling
plums in size but Sweeter than any
plum grown were placed on sale by
groccrs today at 90 and rs cents a
pound They are products OF the
Somerset orchards OF Newcastle, i,
Cal, and yearly favorite in Okla
homa CITY
Ten crates OF Honey Dew melons
and cantaloupcS from truck gardens
along the Rio Grande, in the vicinity
OF san Benito, Texas, bring from 10
to Is cents each, according 10 size.
They brought S. crate wholesale
Pineapples from Cuban ports are
popular as an offset for home grown
strawberries, retailing at NJ TO IS
cent, each. against ~ cents. pint
container for the latter trult
Farly May cherries, exceedingly
juicy and acid in flavor, are offered
at N cents a quart box, cents less
this season than last a favorable
omen for housewives who plan 10 can
homegrown fruit.
Caullilower hes feappcared from
Texas at 20 cents a pound, oiisetting
new cabbage at ~ cents a pound.
Texas blackberries at ~ cents a
quart box lead home grown mulber
rics plcntiiully offered al half the
price OF blackberrles.
little change IN local vegetable Of
icrln2S j, made, asparagus being on
the wane with shipments from Kan
saS 10 meet the demand Next week
Colorado asparagus will he handled
with home grown entirely off, say
retailers,
Leaf lettuce finds no sale owing tr
the enormous supply in home gar
dcnS; head lettuce, however, at Is
cents each is IN demand
Among canned vegetables and
fruit products a fresh fruit salad
blended pineapple, olives, nectarines
cherries, peaches, plumS and grapes
two pounds and six ounces at Sl7S
is the feature OF gla" containcI
products.
A special offering OF white Musca'
grape for salads, put up in heavy
syrup, retailing thirteen ounces 4
cents, is also leading in special offer
ings,
Tomorrow morning special sal
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Salads Are Now Big Topic
OF Interest; Green Stuff
!, is Available for Everyone

sidered, and ye, am called more
about this one thing than any other OF
the long Us, OF foods in preparation.
The most important thing is a vessel
with a small bottom This is so, be
cause the emulsion must he made all
at once. The illustration tries to show
this.
In this small bottomed and ilaring
vessel, break an egg yolk and all to-
gether. Over this pour some oil-it
does not matter how much but one
half cup will suffice. With a Dover
or Ladd beater beat very rapidly. In
a second or so, the emulsion will form,
and the mass will he very thick Add
another one half cup OIL and beat
again. When well emulslied, add an
other amount Of oil BY this time it
will be almost too thick TO beat--hcre
add some of the ecid (lemon Juice or
vinegar) then more oil. until YOU have
as much dressing as YOU want hste
made four quarts with one egg, and II
was fine. When YOU have made the
amount wanted. season with the things
mentioned above and at the last, beat
in one tablespoon OF boiling (and i,
must be boiling that minu,c) water for
every cup OF oil used. This will
harden the egg and keep the oil and
egg from separating. Mayonnaisc
made by this direction will keep for
weeks. in a cool place. and be as firm
as when made
For Russian Dressing. "
Russian Dressing lnto any amount
OF the mayonnaise, stir equal amounts
| of some good brand of chill sauce
Thousand Island Dressing Chop
hard cooked eggs, stuffed olives, green
onion tops, din pickles. parsley,
pickled red bee,s and mix in the pro
portions TO suit the taste. Thin with
mayonnasc and small amount OF
tomato cat,up or chill sauce
Carrot and Onion Dressing: Crate
raw carrots. and thin with mayon-
| naise. To every cup of this dressing,
| add one teaspoon of finely grated
| onion. Blend well and serve with any
green salal.
The other dressings are more easily
made, and the task is not such a risk
when following directions given it
any cook book.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23
State Checking
Up Stock Sellers

CHlCAGO.-R. S. Pruit,, assistant
a,torney-general, has requested Louis
/. Esmerson, secretary OF state, 10
revoke the license to sell stock is
sued 10 Mrs. Frances MagnasS. 402
North Lockwood avenue, Austin.
She is charged with having sold to
Mrs. Charlotte Jarvis, l4j0 NorN
kedrie avenue, several hundred
shares Of stock in oil companies thai
have been operating in violation o
the blue sky law. Much OF the stock
Prultt said. is worthless.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23
He Loses Stern
Chase With Law

SMITH CENTER, kan.-1o flee
IN hi, auto for nearly 100 miles before
pursuing officers on dark night and
then, believing he had eluded his pur.
suers. TO be caught red-handed return
ing Sc, OF harness he had stolen
from neighbor's barn, is the luck ,ha,
fell to Harry McNeal He is in jail
now at this place facing a grand lar
ccny charge
McNcal stole the harness one night
and the night following, fearing de-
lection II he kep, them and aware that
officers were watching his hong, re
turned them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23

Of hog liver at s cents n pound
straight is leading meat prices Bo.
logna is also being offered at L.
cents a pound for picnic dinners.
\ feature OF beef today is the mar
ket price OF 70 cents Tor steak, 70
cents for roaSiS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23
France Gets S225,OOO Diamond.

LONDON, May 2-Messrs. de
Ham, diamond cutters of Paris. have
just paid Sl5,0O0 in London for an un-
cut soft blue and white diamond.
weighing about 800 caran, found
early in January in the Jagersiontein
mlne'near Kimberley.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23

What will he done Nth il Is "a
problem the rveuue men arc
puAsling over
Tax was paid or~jlS,0W gal
ions in Withdrawals in March,
but the figures are not Complete
for April. CSlcula,crs. however,
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By Leno Osborne.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23
IF You Only
Had All This
Stored Away!
Government Does Not Know
What to Do With Bond
ed Whisky

LEXINGTON, Ky-More than
100000 gallons Of whisky re-
nain in bonded warehouses Of
the seventh internal revenue dis
tric,, il was stated, and I, Is be-
lieyed thai vhcn prohibition soe,
into eiiec, July ! more than g.
100000 gallons will still be held.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23

say the amour, was less than in
March. At the beginning Of the
last fiscal year seventh district
warehouses held lo,o&,Slo ga
Ions. The amount Withdrawn ZIP
to April | wa, 7,JSO970 gallons,
less allowance for leakage.
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Today's Best Recipes.
Tomato and Bean Soup--To any
tomato soup add some left over baked
beans put through s,ralner lhe
beans make the soup more substantial
and give it particularly good flavor.
Soft Ginger Bread-One cup mo-
lasses, two tablespoons sugar, one
third cup shortening, one-quarter cup
of warm water, one tablespoon soda,
two teaspoons ginger, one teaspoon
cinnamon, one teaspoon salt, two cups
flour.
Beat together shortening, sugar
molaMes, and warm water, Mix Hour,
soda, and seasonings and add to frs,
mixture. Beat and pour into buttered
pan. Bake in moderate oven.
Meat Balls--One cup raw beef cut
fine, one quarter cup bread crumbs
two tablespoons milk, one egg yolk
alt, poprika, chopped parsley, ONION
and celery salt, three tablespoons fat
Soak crumbs, milk and egg to
gether five minutes. Add beef and
.easonings Shape in flat cakes. Pu,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-30
stomach Trouble
CAUSED HER MANY
MONTHS OF AGONY
Relief Came After Treat
ment With DR.. Williams
Pink Pills Says This
Duluth Resident.


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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-30
COURT CONCLUDES ITS
SESSIONS AT SIERRA BLANCA

sierra Blanca, Texas, Oct Co.
Hudspeth county grand jury returned
no further Indictments and has been
discharged by judge w. D. Howe
The jury IN the case OF e r silli-
man VS.. j. NJ Cameron, suit Tor com
mission. returned an instructed YER
dict in favor OF plaintiff for $3.50, IN
accordance with an award OF arbitra-
tors previously appointed by both
parties to the suit. Defendant gave
notice OF appeal
The jury in the case or texas
AGAINST Francisco Ruiz. charged with
theft OF one head Of cattle belonging
10 Arthur Humphris. OF II Paso, could
not agree and were discharged by
judge Howe
Judge Howe and the court officials
have returned TO Fl Paso-