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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18
2 KAZIMIERZOWA.

- Posiedzenie Polsko Dem. Klu-
Blu 12ej Wardy odbedzie sic " czwar
tex, dnia 1880 czerwca, W sail posie-
dseh obyw. Jana Kurlanda, 1854
W. 25th pl. rog S. Sacramento ave
O sodzinie 8mej wiec7oremi Joseh
A. Sujak, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18
w PIATEK,

Washington, 10 czerwca'
Welding planu oficerow brytyj-
skich, olbrzymi sterowiec yR-34"
rozpocznie podr6z napowietrzna
z .Anglii do Ameryki W piatek
zawinie do miasta Haselhurst, l..
l. w niedziele, o lie, oczywiscie
pogoda dopisze caiej tel eksPedy-
cyl. General bryg. L. A Harlton'
stacyonowany tutaj, Powladomll
swe wiadze w Londynie, re Wszel
kie przygotowania ma przyjecic
balonu beda wlasnie ukonczone
w tym dniu.
Praca przygotowawcza ma PREY
jecie lotnikow kieruje marynarka
amerykanska. Wybudowano juz
try sto-jedno-tonow
brylv z samego konkretu, do kto-
rego przytwierdzony bedzie sterc
vice podczas swego osmiogodzin
nego postoju ma ziemi amerykah-
skiej.
Ma polu lotniczem ROOSEVELT
ukohczono budowe wiezy telegra-
fu iskrowego, PREY pomocy ,ktore"
60 odbywa6 sic bsda wszelkie ko
munikacye z zaIoga sterowca, ma
ktorego przyjecie wyleca amery-
kahskie acroplany marynarki
armii. Podroz z Anglii do Anne
ryki ma wediug obliczen potrwac
okofo piecdziesiat godzin. Jezeli
pogoda ma to pozwoli, sterowlec
poleci droga r6wnolegaa do drog
morskich parowc6w. ZaAoga ste
rowca sk}ada sic z trzydziestu lu-
dzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18
KANSAS ZATWIERDZA PO-
PRAWKE.

Topeka, kans., 10. cZei"eo.
w n~ajkr6tszej sesyi ma rekordzie,
ciaio prawodawcze Stanu Kansas
zatwierdzilo ~poprawke W sprawle
r6wnouprawnienia kobiet i pre-
prowadzilo bill rozchodowy, wy
noszacy $2.ss1, poczem sic rozwia
zalo, najpierw przeprowadzi'a
poprawke Izba nizsza giosami
100 do 0, a nastepnie zatwierdzii
ia Senat g,osami IS do 0.
Pietym stanem do zatwierdze-
MIA poprawki, Jest Stan New
York, gdzie przyjeto il W obu
Izbach j~ednomyslnie.
ZAKAZ sTRAJKU w oBRo-
ME
Atlantic City, N. J., 10. czerw
ca. - Pc owstrej debacie, podczas
kt6rei O malo re ME przyszso do
Walk ma kulaki, przedstawiciele
Amerykahskiej Federacyi Piracy,
przyjeli wczoraj rezolucye, Cd
mawiajac indorsowania general
nego strajku, proklamowanego ma
czwartego lipca W obronie I,
Mooney'a, oskarzajac nadto ko-
mitet obrony zasadzonego o usi-
towanie wprowadzenia rozlamu
W szeregach Federacyi.
Pomimo tego, rezolucya ia po-
leca, ably rada wykonawcza Fede-
racyi uczyniia, co tylko bedzie W
iei mocy, ably doprowadzic do po-
nownego przesluchu skazanego,
ale tylko PREY pomocy legalnych
~procedur.
Podczas debaty delegaci, kto-
rzy nawo}ywali do radykalnej O.
brony Mooney'a. zostali zakrzy-
czani przez representative W O.
pozycyi. Niektorzy oskarzyli ko-
mitet obrony Mooney'a o uzywa-
rie fundusz6w, zebranych ma o.
bronze skazanego, w celach zupei-
ME innych, mianowicie, w celu
atakowania Federacyi i usisowa--:
MIA zaprowadzenia W MIN ogolne-
90 roziamu. Inni natomiast oskar
zyli, re z funduszu tego pfacono
czlonkom komitetu wynagrodze-
ME "a ich prace.
Przez przyjecie innej rezolu-
cyl, Amerykahska F~ederacya Pra
cy wymierzyia elementowi bol--
szewickiemu, znajdujacemu sic W
jej gronie potezny Policzek, gdy
rezolucya ia odm6wiono uznania
bolszewickiej Rosyi. Procz powy-
lei wymienionych rezolucyi, PREY
ieto kilka innych W r6znych spa-
wach.
STEROWIEC BRYTYJSKI
~ROZPOCZNIE PODROz
w PIATEK.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

ASSOC LATED MICS. OF CHICAGO.
Moga zaraz dac .posade fachowcom
doswiadczonym W robocie W fabryca
.obuwia. Ofiarujemy stale zatrudnia
ME, z dobra zapiata, 4S godzin ma ty
dzieh, W sobote, pol dnia. Zgioscie
sic kisdVkolwiek tego tygodnia.
CENTRAL EMPLOYMENT
nenf at NJ AshIand avenue 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re strongly l-szej

Gle, gdy przystapiono do debaty
W sprawie rezolueyi. przetl}ozo-
mel przez senatora Konx'a, hyle-
go sekretarza Stanu w ktorej
autor proponuJe. ably Senat for
malnie wyrazit swa niechec ku
przyjeciu proponowanej Ligi Ma
rodow, jake jednego z warunk6w
p~okojowych. Debata ma ten temat
bedzie sic prawdopodobnie ciag-
nela przez kilka tygodni i niewat-
pliwie zamieni sic ma jedna z maj
z~acietszych walk, wywolanych
przez traktat pokojowy.
q, ktorzy popieraja owa rezo-
lucye, oSwiadczaja, re, jezeli "a
rezolucya opowie sic wiecei niz
jedna trzecia giosow. natenczas
administracya utraci wszelk7
szanse zatwierdzenia traktatu po
kojowego w zarysie jego obec.
nym.
Senator Knox byl got6w dc
rozpoozecia debaty, a senator Nc
Cumber z Mort Dakota, republi,
kanski czfonek wydz;s}u spraw
zagranicznych, wyg}osi} pierwszq
move w o~pozycyi' Przerawia1
take senator Johnson z Kalitor.
nil, a mianowicie w sprawie od>
powicdzi, otrzymanej przedwczo-
raj Cd departamentu Stanu "
sprawie rezolucyi Senatu, donna
gajqcej sic pelnej kopii trahtata
pokojowego.
Rezolucya wyzej wsporniana
przyjeta zosta}a dziesiet dni tenu
i posiana do PREF. WiIsona w Pa
ryzu, kt6ry W o~dpowiedzi ,;wiad
czyl. re ME uwaza tego "a rzecz
odpowiednia, ably teraz przesyiat
do kraju kopie, skoro trakta: icsz
cze ME zostai uzupelniony i 60
towy do podpisu.
Tematem goracej debaty by}o
.rowniez otrzymanie z Paryza via
domoSci. re PREF. Wilson, zaraz
20 SWIM powrocie d. Aracrvki,
zamierza obtezdza6 kraj i wygia-
szac mowy ma korzySc Ligi Marc
dow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

POTRZEBUJEMY KOBIETY DO
NADHORU w DAMsK1EJ UMYWAI
Nj w NASZYM NOWONlESNYM
BUDYNKU. STALA PRACA. ZGkO.
$40 SIZE ZARAZ ROSENWALD AND
WE'LL, 1915 ARMITAGE AVE, -
ROC HAMIIN AVE. 1s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

POTRZEBA miodych me5czyzn 1 ko
bet lub dziewczat do lekkiej fabry-
cznej roboty. Dobra zapiata l sosob
noSc nauozenia sic fachu. Villas
Harsha Mfg. Co.. 1000 Carroll AZ.
ros Robey III, 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18
PIRACY
DOMAGAJA SIZE UTWO-
RZENIA ~REPUBLIKI IR-
LANDZKIEJ.

Atlantic City, 18. cberwca. -
Reprezentanci amrykanskiej Fe'
deracyi piracy, ktorzy odbywaia c
becnie konwencye w tenn miescie
przyjeli wczoraj rezolucye, zada.
jaca Cd Kongresu uznania Irlan,
dyi jake wolnej republiki, oraz pc
zwolenia representation tel no,
wei republiki przediozenia swej
sprawy pred konferencya poke,
iowa w Paryzu.
Pc przediozeniu rezolucyi poo
glosowanie przyszlo do ostrej dy'
sAusyi: niektorzy reprezentanc:
domagali sic, ably konwencya sta,
neia ma pierwszem miepscu i sta,
nowczo zazadala wolnosci ola lr'
landyi i innych narodow. Harold
{. Kingsley z Newport, R. l., O.
Swiadczyi, re on tax, jak inni de,
legaci zadaja, ably kaidy nar6d
pozostawiono jego wlasnemu To-
sowi, idac "a glosem PREF. Wilso,
ma, zanim tenze wyjecha} do Eu,
ropy.
LEGISLATURE STANU H.
LIMOS PONOWNIE "a
TWIERDZA SUFRAzYM.
Springfield, ILL.,, IS. czerwca.-
Glosami 1874 do 4 Izba Nizsza Sta
nu Illinois, ponownie zatwierdzi,
Ia poprawke konstytucyjna "
sprawie rownouprawnienia ko-
bet, a to dlatego, ~poniewaz "
tekscie kopii poprawki znalezio'
no, juz pc giosowaniu i zatwier-'
dzeniu, mala pomylke. To same
musial uczynit Stan Wisconsin
kt6ry byl pierwszym Stanem dc
zatwierdzenia sufrazyzmu.
Przeciw poprawce giosowali
nastepujacy reprezentanci:
Browne, P. S. Smith, J. Griffin O.
raz &C. Franz. Reprezentant Pc
rina i Sheppard ME brali udzialu
W glosowaniu. Senat rowniez pre-
prowadzii w tel sprawie gloso-
wanie, kt6re byio jednomyslne "a
poprawka, czyli 4S do 0.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

POTRZEBA 30 DZIEWCZAT DO
LEKKEJ FABRYONNEJ PIRACY
PREY ADVERTISING PICTURES
STALA PRACA. PRZYJEMNE OTC
GENIE - DO 1-SZEJ w SOBO.
TIE. $12 Ma POCZATEK. PREDKI
AWANs, DOSWIADCZENIE ME Pc
TRZEBNE. ZGLOSIC SIZE GOTOWK
DO PIRACY. REGENSTEIN WEE.
DER 90, 1896 N. HALSTED UL.
"a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

POTRZEBA 3 pantry dziewczat | /
do kuchni, $35, wikt I mieszkanie,
2 dztewczeta do mycia srebra I szk}a
- $50 wiki 1 mieszkanie. Gladstone
Hotel $500 Kenwood ave. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

POTRZDBA 20 dziewczat doSwiad
osonych op%eratorek ma maszynie -
PREY pralpych sukniach. H. LYMAN
and Co., 35S W. Madison ul. Pokoj
422. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

POTRZEBA jednego head janitora
1 1ednego metczyEne do reperacyi <
stale zatrudnienie. 1921 W. Division
Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

Ubramia do zabawy z niebles.
1 prazkowanej denim, takze
khaki skromnie upiekszone -
wielk. 3 do 8 lat, m
srec. DO $1.39 l 49,. 1.OO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

PoTRzEBA polskiego m~6wiacego
mezczyzny do kolektowania I solicy.
towania Health 1 Accident Insurance
pensya 4 komisowe, must dostarczyc
dobre rekomendacye 1 bonds posta--
wn. Zg}osic sic State Mutual Casual
ty Co. s N. La Sale nj. po 12tej po-
po{udniu. "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

POTRZEBA dziewcsat do prasowa-
mia damskieh ubrad W sk}adzie far
bowapia. Stala praca. Dobra zapia-
ia. Zg}osic sic zaraz. National Clean
ers and Dyers, 1871 Ogden ave-. -
hisko Robey. 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

PoTRZBBA do przyszywania guzi--
k6w, ~wykonczarek spodnic, do zdej-
mowania nici, fastrygarek 1 fellers.
Psrcival B. Palmer and Co., 367 W.
Adams ul. 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

WYDZIAL SADOWNICZY
IzBY GLOSUJE PRZECIW
ZNIESIENIU WOJENNEJ
PROHIBICYI.
Washington, IS czerwca. -
Giosami dziesieciu do trzech wy
dziai sadowniczy Izby odrzucis
projekt, przediozony przez repre-
zentanta Igoe z Missouri, zmic-
rzajacy do zniesienia wojennej
prohibicyi ma wyrob piwa i wilma.
Ia projektem tym opowiedzieli
sic nastepujacy reprezentanci
Gard z Ohio, demokrata, oraz
Classon z Wisconsin, repubiika-
min i sam wnioskodawca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

POTRZEBA do mycia naczyh ma
dzieh | ma noe. Dobra zaplata. 3944
Sheridan I'd. shridan Restaurant.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

POT1ZBBA SO dziewczat - zgfosic
sic Acme Cracker Co., 1850 w. Au-
skn ave. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

POTRZEBA doswiadczouych oprato-
rex przy fartuchach, mower maszyny
Pierwszorzedna pensya, A goblin ma
tydzieh. Zgiosie sic zaraz. Imperial
Apron Co., 1121 N. Ashland aye.
20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

PoTRDEBA dzjewcsyny do kuchen-
nsj piracy. SO ne tydzien. Niedziele
/ swieta wolne. C. Oesreich, 234 W.
Randolph ul. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

POTRZEBA dziewczyny albo kobiety
. dzieckiem, niema cietkiet roboty.
z9fosic sic albo naptsat. Adres Lucy
Pfeiffer; 275s Lincoln ave-, 2gie pie
tro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

Damskie s. bale OK
fords, z dobrego gatun-
ku sukna, gietkie recz-
ME wywracane podeSz-
wy, pokryte Louis slbo
wojskowe obcasy, wiel.
8 do s, wss1 OS
wyb6r para ...1s>C
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18

PRAINE SPODNE. khaki, Gle
mno sfwe | palm beach, knicker-
booker 1 b1oomer style, wielk. 8
do 16 lat, 20 LIS k0r
CSC l DO ........-... W.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-18
PRACA. FRsl

POTRZEBA s~zewkarek, sciegarek PREY
s~podntach. 1915 Wabansia ave. 1 Robey
I'll. Jordan. 1S
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15
Uses of Canned Tomatoes

The national food purveyors handle immense quantities Of tomatoes. pro ducing not only canned tomatoes but ketchup, cocktail sauce. tomato soup and bouillon. The housewife no longer spends hours over a hot stove stirring 1etchup until 1t "boils down. The r3- ional food purveyors. with their i'm proved sanitary methods and "up-t0- thc-minute machinery do all this for her and give her a perfect product as well. They make a special feature of putting up the fruit the same day it is picked from the vine. To insure this, the factories are located in the districts which produce the best toma- toes. The tomatoes gre picked from the vines when just the right degree Of ripeness is reached, sorted and pro- cessed all in the same day The pro- duet is fine in flavor and natural in color. for the tomato never comes in contact with a base metal during the entire process.
 The canning is done by the "ooid pack method. which makes it possible Go can the whole fruit when desirable.
 The ketchup is mixed according to formula, cooked under high pressure in closed receptacles and comes in contact with no metal except silver throughout the entire process. The finished product retains the natural color of the tomato and tho deHcgta Flavor of the just r'ae" fruit proDerr,. cooked and sea sOnod
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15
DR. WILLIAM RADER
 TALKS AT GLENDALE

GLENDALE, March 15.-A packed house greeted the final number of the chautauqua course Thursday evening. pr. William Rader. lecturer for the Euison-White has Antonita, Colo. as his next booking. On leaving Glen dale he delivered his best number in d down town shop where he held his listeners spellbound as he told with tears in his eyes of the experiences of his son, Phil Rader. who lost his life near Philadelphia while testing out an airplane.
 After having taught many of the most famous of aviators and having been in the war in air battles, first with the British forces before we entered the war and later as one of our most efficient instructors he was also in demand as a writer, having written series of articles for the Sunset maga- zine, which he did not complete before his death. Among those with whom he had trained and who became famous were Bishop, Vernon Castle and Quen- tin Roosevelt. He entered service from one of the leading New York papers and won fame as an attacker of Zep- pelins during their raids on England He had climbed at times to 10000 feet
 
 channel II times in pursuit of the Ger man monsters.
 One of his famous exploits in this country was the finding of the three engineers who had been lost in the Everglades while on a surveying ex- petition. They were attempting to work out q system for draining this great swamp. Flying over this haunt of crocodiles and alligators he noticed q tiny curl of smoke which proved to come from a fire hndled by the long lost men.
 After the accident which caused his death. he was buried with military hon. ors in San Francisco. To hear Dr. Rader tell of his great loss reminds one of the parallel case. that of Harry Lauder and his son.
 It was the happy experience Of Mir. Rader to fly over Narrangansett bay with his son as pilot.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15
MissionarX Sneaks

The address of Mrs. Hinley. a mis- sionary to the province of Kwang Si, Hong Kong China which was deliv- cred at the Christian church Thursday afternoon was a decided treat to her audience. Introduced by Mrs. Walters leader of the C. W. B. M., of that church, Mrs. IIinkey stated that she came to tell things not found in books This she proceeded to do in a very pleasing manner. MT. and Mrs. Hinkey are in the states on sick leave, Mr. Hinkley having broken down from overwork. These two spread the gospel where there were no white persons within three days journey except themselves.
 Ice cream and cake were served as refreshments.
 Fifteen members of the Glendale C. W. B. NJ. attended the Phoenix meeting of the mission board last Friday and invited Mrs. Hinkey to appear here yesterday
 Mrs. R. Lake entertained the Ladies' Aid of the Christian church at her home in west Glendale Tuesday. Light refreshments completed an afternoon of pleasure and profit.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15

hurry up and wint. These mild days are literally too good to be true. Like the young alligator Gin the limerick) who always perused Walter Pater, we fear we shall pay for it later"
 Nature seems to delight in g. feast or A famine. The old dame never does things by halves. Last winter-but no. That is still a. sore subject.
 This winter, when there is coal enough to go round, our coal bins are all dressed Aup with no place to go, and householders are privately opining that they will be just as well pleased if the dealer never delivers the last third or their allotment.
 Thomas de Quincey, who knew how to enjoy the good things of this world, used to shut himself up for the winter with q room full of books and an open
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15
RECIPE
SALMON LOAF

can salmon.
 tablespoonful melted oleomarrarine g. butter.
 g. fine bread crumbs
 Pepper, salt. minced parsley.
 eggs well beaten
 Driain liquid from fish and save for sauce. Mix the other ingredients with minced fish. after removing bones. Put u grcascd baking dish. set in a pan nf water. cover and steam one hour Feep water boiling and add more as it 'vaportcv. Set in cold water when taken from oven Co make it shrink and iurn ont easily
 Saucc--l cup scalded milk. 1 table spoonful COrnstarch dissolved in d httlc cold water. salmon liquid. tea spooniul melted butter. ] egg. juice of half lemon. Thicken milk add luuid. butter and beaten egg Remove from fire. ada seasoning. Stand over hot water three minutes Add lemon and pour over salmon.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15

City subscribers who do not re ceiVe their copy of The Republi- can promptly, should telephone the Circulation Department, Phone 433f, before 8 o'clock in the morn ing and a copy will be sent.
 Country subscribers who fail 10 receive their paper should call before 9 o'clock in the fnorninq and a copy will be mailed.
 All city carriers should be thru with thelr delivery by a. m. and country carriers by a. m. If you copy is not delivered promptly you can help improve the service by tslephoning 4351, The Circulation Department.
 Carriers finish their delivery or Sundays enc hour later than on week days.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15

fire in a cottage among the mountains of the English lake district, and then If he failed to get a winter of Arctic ferocity he was profoundly peeved. ''be- cause" said he. why am l called on to lay in extra supplies of coals and candles if I am not to get a winter worth my money" But memories in
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15
Are You Eating
 lamb and Mutton?

Here's where an economic duty be- comes the epicure's pleasure.
 We are to eat lamb and mutton to encourage the farmer to raise more sheep. that the wool supply may be in- creased. Some Of each flock must be sent to market each year. as the pres ent price of wool will not justify the farmers keeping an the lambs in each flocl, just for wool In other words. the consumptiou of lamb and mutton keeps down the price o fwool.
 Mutton, the flesh of sheep over one Wear old has a. lower percentage of water, carries proportionately more fat. protein and eXtractives than lamb.
 The savory mutton or lamb stew is economical and sausfyi&.
 The shoulder, flank. plats and fore shank are generally cut up and used for stewing.
 Praise the meat selected for stew ing. put Co cool, in boiling water, imme- diately reduce the heat and allow meat Co simmer gently until tender
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15

breach of contract. It is alleged that Van Ritter violatef the contract. not having paid the note, principal or in- terest.
 The plaintiffs ask the delivery Of the car or its value; costs. damage in the sum of g. a day for each day of detention and that Van Ritter be re- quired Go furnish reasonable at torney's fees.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15

sentence of from 90 years to life for the crime.
 According to the complaint filed by Ward and Griffin yesterday. the plain tiff contends that it is entitled to the Studebaker 1sls cur which the de- fcudant is detaining ta the motor company's damage Of S5 a day The value of the car is given as $500
 The plaintiff contends that the con- tset provided that the Harmon Motor 1aindonux<conid take the car without nofs<e and iikewise apply all payments mAdf as liauidated damages for
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15

which last winters exploits are still fresh are willing to let De Quincey have his winter de luxe. We find our selves saying: Only 8 few weeks to the first of March," as if somehow We expected to beat the game. But we won't. Nature is a hard game to beat.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15
Lenten Menus

By Anna COyle, Department of Food Economies. Armour & Co.) Breakfast
 Toast
 Coffee Luncheon Cheese Souffle Hot Muffins Grape Jelly Dinner Tomato Bouillon Tuna Okra Baker Potato Asparagus Salad ApricotS Sponge Drops Coffee Breakfast Dry Toast
 Cocoa
 Luncheon Egg GoldourOd Cookies Grape Juice Dinner Shrimp Chowder Casserole of Vegetables Pineapple and Cheese Salad Individual Cakes - Marshmallow Icing
 Coffee
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15
NAME OFFICERS F0R
 NAV HOTEL ARIZONA

The proposed new hotel "The Ari- zona." being promoted by Charles Me Arthur, has announced Its list of off cers as follows:
 Edward r. Parker. president; Charles IT, McArthur. vice president: Sims Ely, secretary: II. W. Asbury. treasurer. directors. Edward F. Parker. Charles H. McArthur. Sims Ely, H. W. Asbury, Warren McArthur. Jr.. F.. J. Bennitt, T. w. McDewitt, N. Randolph Cerf, F. P. Conway Joseph H. Kibbey and l.. 1T. Chalmers.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15
MUTTON STEW

l pound neck or breast of mutton teaspoonfuls salt
 Quarter teaspoonful pepper
 slice onion.
 1 teaspoonful parsley.
 I quart water
 Wipe and cut mutton in pieces. Par hoil, drain and return Go kettle. Cover with one quart boiling water. add onion. pepper. salt and parsley. Simmer until meat and thicken sauce Add meat and reheat Serve with border of rice.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15
HessIer Busy

Hessler and sons. cement silo build CTS. are busy at present They have silos under construction for R. Tram, Rev. Ronk and two large ones for MT. Nelson on the Buckeye road.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15
To Los Andeles

Mir. Primer of the California Glazed Cement Pipe company, left yesterday for Los Angeles after a stay here of several months. Mir Primer has been suffering with an injured back but is much improved.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15
THE FREAK WINTER
CBoston Globe

Here it is February and life in Mass achusetts is still a kind of perpetual March. It is a question whether the winter is coming or going. If there is going to be any winter it had better
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15
Dalton to Live in Peoria

c. J. Dalton who recently bought into the Exchange bank of Peoria, moved his household goods to the gate way city yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15

The first consignment of material for the final sewing at the Red Cross rooms has arrived and the women are invited to spend their spare time there
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15
TURKISH RIoE

] cup rice.
 l can tomatoes.
 tablespoonfuls oleomargarine.
 ] slice onion.
 teaspoonful salt.
 Eighth teaspoonful cayenne peppor Method Wash the rice and put in the top Of a double boiler. with 8 cups of the tomatoes passed through a co- lander Cook over direct heat for ten minutes, then season with onion. salt and pepper and oleomargarine and cook hot water until the rice is tender. Serve with slowed lamb or chicken.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15
Recipes
EGG GoLDENROD

slices toast
 cup thin white sauce.
 eggs
 Parsley.
 Add finely chopped whites to sauce. reheat and pour over warm toast Press yolks through strainer on top of sauce and let fall in light flakes 10 look like goldenrod. Garnish with parsley
Arizona republican., 1919-03-15
Good Crop of Glendale Produce

A. Ida has completed a successful season with Spinach and lettuce and is preparing a large acreage of cantaf loups.