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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-10-21

Miss Minnie Nelson, present State
Superintendent of Public instruction,
delivered an address in Minneapolis
recently, ,endeavoring to stigmatize
North Dakota people as "free lovers"
Miss Nelson is running for reelection
on the /. v. A. ticket. Her opponent,
Miss Ruth Johnson, however, Is above
such mudslinging. Miss Johnson has
the League Enforcement. Vote for her
November 2. You'll find her name on
the Nonpartisan election ballot.
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FoRC0o|D|R0ADS
Remarkable Increase Shown in
Statement Issued BY Bureau
Of Public Roads.
MANY AGREEMENTS EXECUTED


The remarkable rate ct which the
number Of federal-aid bodybuilding
projects has increased since the war
is shown Id q summary relating to all
such work from September 50. 1915,
to April so, 1920. which has been pre-
pared by the bureau Of public roads,
United States department Of agricul-
}ture. On the later date the states had
filed with the bureau 1855 project
statements Of which 2,70O had been
approved. representing 27.706 miles Of
highway.
Work In Progress.
Up to May 1 Of this year 1874 prof.
ects had proceeded to the stage at
which plans, specifications, and *esti-
mates had been delivered to the bu-
eau Of public roads. The plans, speci-
~ications and estimates Of 1927 OF
these had been recommended for APP
prevail, representing 18y6A5 miles. Prof.
ect agreements had actually been exc
cuted and construction work vas In
progress on 1860 projects, totalling
1887 miles. In addition, work had
been begun en- about 100 projects for
which agreements had not actually
been signed,,9thus sexpediting the prog
ress OF the~work~and bringing the to-
tai mileage under construction up to
1850. The summary shows that q
great reduction has been made In the
time required for preliminary work be-
fore actual construction Is begun.
Agreements Made. Z
On the average the states have sub.
mitted project statements for nearly
.95 per cent of their respective allot-
ments and have entered into agree.
ment to construct highways which call
for about one-half Of their federal-aid
money. The projects actually com.
pleted and paid for + comparatively
few, but they ara materially exceeded
In number BY those which are practi.
cally completed. California, Delaware;
Illinois, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, KansaA,
Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Mime.
sofa, Nebraska, New" Hampshire, New
Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio Oregon.
Pennsylvania. Rhode Island, Utah.
Washington, West Virginia and Wyo-
ming have each submitted approved
project statements for all or nearly Ill
Of their allotmentA a@ III.
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GRASS YIELD ron Ray


chi elialn grass Tor hay after tAs
pplant3j Aavefpassed out, of bloom. but
he6ere the seed has become hard. An
average Yield Is about two and I hair
tons lsf dry hay Per acre, @ com
pared with about three tons foe soe@
ghum on the Same kind g land ana
two tons o. millet.
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DEATH OF DAN FERGUSON

Oar" Ferguson. a well known citizen
of Westhope, died Wednesday evening
Oct. 18TH at his home in Westhope,
after assuddenzattack Of pneumonia.
MI. Ferguson has not been well for
some time however. -
Funeral services were held at West
hope Sunday, the; Masons having
charge Of the service.
A number of the Masons of Botti-
neau attended the services.
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woMAN's NONPARTIsAN CLUB

The Woman's Nonpartisan Club No.
g. at Newburg will hold . special
meeting at the home Of Mrs. John
Thorenson, Thursday Oct. 2S. Voting
laws and regulations will be discussed
at this meeting. All members urged
to attend. Ali other ladies in favor OF
the League program are invited to be
present-Mildred Slattery, Sec'y.
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Lynn J. Frazier, North Dakota's ia
nous League Governor, long ago won
the respect and confidence of the Com
mon People. Give him your vote No
vember 2, and help roll up . tremend-
GUS majority for him.
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COLORADO BEETLE BAD PEST
insects May % Killed by spraying
With Strong Solution OF Dordeaux
Mixture.

The. Colorado potato beetle b the
worst pest which potato growers have
to hght. They may be killed BY spray
Ing with a strong arseniemAa o paris
green, using at the rats jof half pound
to 50 gallons Of bordeaux mixture
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-10-21

As 500 AZ: you, look at Seth Rich
ardson you know he would make 4
good Judge. Mr.. Richardson has the
calm, deliberate bearing that all mem.
beers of the judiciary should possess,
He is neither vindictive, norirash in
his judgment, and when electede Sqq-
preme Court Judge, 'he~can be depend
ed upon to temper justice With mer-
Il. "SVote for Seth Richardson Novem-
Der 2. His name will appear on the
Nonpartisan election ballot.
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PROJECTIONS FOR WATER PAN


10 protect the water pan In the
poultry house Or outdoors. make i
cage with : hinged top, is shown.
The fowls can readily reach inside
and get 4 drink, and 10 the cage u
fastened to the wall; several inches
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-10-21

Larry nero wear WlcnssA rAito, texas.
the deaths on farms this year are over
40 per cent heavier than last year to
May /. Taking into consideration both
the births and the deaths (from all
causes), 1t appears that there has been
. relative reduction Of about 3 per
cent during the FIRST four mouths Of
this year al compared with tho trend
during the drst four months Of last
year. Is
The births; OF calves from January /
to May 1 were about q per cent Few
e.; this; year than last year. The net
disposition Of acattle BY markednS1
farm slaughter and deaths was about
8 per cent greater than last yeaF; Il
appears that there hassbeea . relative
reduction OF about 9 PR cent n total
number OF cattle - coupared With
last year during the four mouths Jan
mary Ito May !: I. ;..xs,
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Watch for Ole Olsons' name. Las
column. >.GH3
OSTBY NEWS

III SCHOOL QlSCF1CC mo. o OaCuIO0y OCC.
23rd.
Chas. Getzlaff Jr. was seen in our
community recently.
Charley Prellwitz is busy. hauling
hay.
School was closed last week in order
that Miss Sherwin could attend the
Institute at Bottineau.
Mrs. Emil Sender is able to be up
and around again, which is pleasing
news to her many friends.
The Schneider and Emery families
took in the speeches ct Towner on
Wednesday Of last week.
Several from our town were dis
appointed in not having the chance
to hear Father o,Donahue at Townel
Thursday, due TO his illness.
G. G. Emery and E. +. Schneider
spent last Thursday recognising
the farmers for the League and they
report the best Of snecess ia their ct
forts.
The Auxiliary q til. home OF Mrs.
Jassph Walker was wen attended ard
tn ladies were Instructed in the nj
Of the ballot. E
Do not 6srget ~ nsxt Auxiliary
maeAng IN Willow City, Oct 80 u
Woodruffss Hall. All ladies' wantin1II
TO learn how 70 vote md do II cor
rectly please be there ii 8 o'clock.
Nr. and Mrs. BENZ. Sanderscn ~
49, 49, 4l-HFAL1 -.aluH 4%&SN%
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SALE

AT the Comartin farm, Z miles east
and 1 mile south Of Bottineau %, Mon.
day, Oca. 25, 1920, commencing at I
o'clock. Nine head Of horses, IL head
of cattle, a Fordson tractor and q full
line Of farm machinery will be sold.
-Comartin Bros, Owners. It
TAKEN UP NOTICE
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Are the women interested. in poll
tics 7$WeT say they are. Just think of
the way Miss Ruth johnson is out
distancing Miss Nelson In the, race
for State Superintendent of Public In
struction, and then, observe Mis- All
hild ALISON, Nenpartisan League can
didate for Seeretaryto Of State. It looks
very much az If the /. ". A. will give
Miss Alison q walk-over. Place an
tx" after her name in the Individual
Nominations Column on the ballot.
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from the hoer; there II little danger
Of having dirt scratched into the pan.
writes B. Frank Boyer in Farm Jour.
nal. When placed outdoors, the top
az the cage protects the water from
the rays Of the sun.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-10-21

Taken up at my place, / mile west
of Hurd, 1 sorrel colt, 8 years old, VT.
1900 lbs. Owner can have same by
paying damages and feed bill and for
this notice. ]. M. Hecht, Hurd, N.
Oak. ,'. - st.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-10-21
NORTH
Amount per cent Of total
GENERAL

per cent OF COVd1
1. GENERAL PROPERTY:
1. Real Estate
a. Agricultural Lands
1,072,167,653 70.36 per cent
b. City Real Estate
1O3,949,356 6.821 per cent
c. Mineral Lands
TOTAL REAL ESTATES
LIKELIHOOD 77.181 per cent
2. Personal Property Except moneys
and credits
119,O19,772 7.81 per cent
TOTAL GENERAL PROPERTY
1,295,136,781 84.991 per cent
2 CORPORATION PROPERTY.
/. Railroad
218,5 1868, 1852 14.34s per cent
2. Express
2,36o,2so o.1bs per cent
8. Telegraph
1,5os,27s o.osse per cent
a. Telephone
5,7os,7 1855 o.s74s per cent
s. Sleeping Car
224.2ss 0.o147 per cent
6. Private Car
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All light flannels regular IS and
6Oc values, sale price 35c. ~
Kimona Crepes in beautiful pat
terms SOC values now soc.
- -..Tl IT,

Childrens' White Flannelette
night gowns in all sizes, reg
ular value SITS, sale price
$1.35.
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z. Street & Interrurban Ry.
25O,155 061 per cent
TOTAL CORPORATION PROP
228,610,148 1900 per cent
TOTAL ALL PROPERTY, excep
1,523, 746,929
MONEYS AND CREDITS (not in
1~17,752,122
ACRES ASSESSED IN 1919
40,936,894
Average Assessed Value Per Acr
$3.50
TOTAL STATE LEVY
Exclusive 81 Soldiers Fund Bevy y
$2,9s0, 456.60 %$@'$es a. .. !.
Including Soldiers Fund Levy @.r:
3,742,616.0o w. %.s ~&~ 3
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Overalls-Best quality 220 W.T..
Blue Denim, $3.50 per pair.

Its and $500 Work Shirts now
reduced to $3.50 each.
One lot of ladies Coats carried in
stock from last year, valued
up to $500 now reduced to
$500.
20 per cent discount on all Lad
les Coats and Suits.
Buy all your groceries from us
where you can get 10 per cent
discount on everything but
Flour, Sugar, Fruit and Pro-
duce.
Beautiful Curtain Draperies in
Brown, Delft Blue, Gold and
Green, regular value $3.50,
sale price $1.98.
Big Value in Ginghams. All the
Toile de Nord Gin9ha1ns on
sale for 35c per yard.
Plain Color Chambrays, regular
45c value now 35c.
French Percales in Dark and
-light colors SOC value for 35c.
Kimona Flannels, regular value
SOC now sells for 35c.
All dark flannels in Plaid and
Striped, regular value 60c now
4Oc.
All light flannsls regular IS and
6Oc values, sale price 35c.
Kimona Crepes in beautiful pat
terms soc values now SOC.
i
Childrens' White Flannelette
night gowns in all sizes, reg
ular value $1.75, sale price
$1.35.
Ladies flannelette night gowns
in light colors, striped. $3.50
values for $1.70.
Night gown crepes in White,
blue and pink, regular value
75c now sells for SOC.
rs per cent discount on all White
Goods, Muslinsi and Nainsooks.
One piece of heavy white table
padding. $1.40 value for $1.20.
l
20 per cent discount on all silk
ribbons.
Fine Cane Sugar-per hundred
$500.
BY the way customers are TAX
ing advantage Of our sale
shows they appreciate real
bargains.
Hundreds Of yards Of Percales,
Outings and Sheetings were
sold on our Remnant tables
Saturday. They wels great
Me.RameauEs 4bsa1ee5knE,
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THE, COOP.
ERAIIVE
STORE
NEWS
a e.. NV

One pound can Pink Salmon at
21c is a good value. We are al
SO offering Gooseberry Jam at
$1.35 per 5lb pail-Karo Syrup
at 90c per gallon-Corn at 15c
per can-No. 8 can Eastern
Pack Tomatoes at 22c and Nc.
2 Standard Tomatoes for 15c.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-10-21
Plain Color Chambrays, regular
45c value now 36c.
French Pe 'sa in Dark and
light colors SOC value for S5c.
Kimona Flannels, regular value
soc now sells for 35c.

All dark fla,nnels in. Plaid and
Striped, regular value 60c now
4Oc.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-10-21
BE ready to renew your Red Cross
membership. Annual Roll Call Novem-
her 18th to 25th.

More than $4,000 men r still IN
hospitals .as q result Of the war. Your & ~
membership, helps the Red Cross make
their lives happier.
The Annual Red Cross Roll Call
will begin November 18th. This cam
paiRn to secure members : vail be
pushed in every community through
out the country with an aim to make
the 1921 Roll Call a more enthusiasts
tic and more nearly universal func-
ton than its predecessor.
Bottineau County has reason to give
this work ungrudging support, as its
citizens know from experience the val
nc Of the Red Cross Society's aid IN
time OF trouble. Talk this over with
YOUR neighbors If you do not already
know all about it, and be ready to
give your support freely and cheer
fully when the workers call on you.
Do you know that q Red Cross
Nurse is in town teaching Home Care
81 the Sick?
Join the class in Home Nursing.
You won't have to do any home study
ing and you will learn lots Of things
that will save you money and worry.
Do YOU know how to take care Of On
influenza patient7 Join the class IN
Home Hygiene and be prepared.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-10-21
Its and $500 Work Shirts now
reduced to $3.50 each.
20 per cent discount on all Lad
les Coats and Suits.

Buy all your groceries from us
where you can get 10 per cent
discount on everything but
Flour, Sugar, Fruit and Pro-
duce.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-10-21
rs per cent discount on all White
Goods, Muslins' and Nainsooks.
One piece of heavy white table
padding. $1.40 value for $1.20.
20 per cent discount on all silk
ribbons. t's> r..
Fine Cane Sugar-per hundred
$500.

BY the way customers are TAX
ing advantage Of our sale
shows they appreciate real
bargains.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
Amount per cent of total

Amount per cent OF tOtal
1866, e14,2s4 es.es per cent.
Ia, 526,437 .43 per cent
15,7O7,047 O.49 per cent d. d..
49, es 1890 per cent.
800, 1908, 1922 1914 per cent .@ 4
1,s4s,4be,oso 1894 per cent.
1so,42s,5 72 6.57 per cent ..
p. so4,sss o.o4 per cent
~ 1jo21,452 o.o51 per cent y"
-. 6,1o7,s1s o.257 per cent p,
171,724 o.oos per cent i,
2e7,404 0.014 per cent
1s7,so2oss e.s4 per cent sg ~
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Beautiful Curtain Draperies in
Brown, Delft Blue, Gold and
Green, regular value $3.50,
sale price $1.98. .
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Do you know that q Red Cross
Nurse Is in town teaching Home Care
81 the Sick?
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Big Value in Ginghams. All the
Toile de Nord Gin9ha1ns on
sale for 35c per yard.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16
Temple SiSterhOOd
Will Offer Program

Presidents" day will be observed by
the Temple Sisterhood, Monday, In the
auditorium of the temple.
Mrs. Arnold Spencer will appear in
costume song recital, and DR.. Norris NJ
Feuerlicht viii give an address.
Officers OF the organization include
Mrs. Isaac Born, president; Mrs. Harry
Jacobs, first vice president; Mrs. Philip
Adler, second vice president; Mrs. Max
Dessau, recording secretary; Mrs. Saul
Solomon, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Hattie I. Lowenthal, treasurer; Mrs.
David Lurgey, auditor: Mrs. David Kahn,
Meyer Efroysom, board Of directors.
Committee chairmen include Mrs Ben
jamin Meyer, membership: Mrs. Harry
Jacobs, religious; Mrs. Philip Adler,
temple: Mrs. Meyer Efroyson, coopera-
tive; Mrs. Barbara Sternberger, hospi-
tality; Mrs. Edgar Kiser, altar; Mrs. /.
Pinkus, entertainment; Mrs. Samuel
Mueller. uniongrams and calendar; Mrs.
David Kahn, Hebrew Union Scholarship;
Mrs. Joseph Livingston, ways and
means; Mrs Melville COhn, program;
Mrs. simon Kiser, music; Mrs. Fred
Romer. resolution: Mrs. Isadore FEEBLE
man. choir; Mrs. Carrie Kahn, sick visit
ing; Mrs. Wolf Sussman, Cleveland
orphan asylum: Mrs Samuel Hahn, mo-
tor, and Mrs. Helen Dauby, advisory.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16
Music Notes

Numbers for the Sunday night program
Of the OrlOf Trio to be given in the
Rainbow room of the Hotel SEVERN in
clude al Love Thee" (Grieg) "Ye Who
Have Yeafned Alone" (Tscgaikowsky) ;
"songs My Mother Taught Me" (Dvorek) ;
selections from "Pinafore" (Sulliyan) ;
Romance from Second Violin Concerto"
(WiemawskD ~"Chanson Joyeuse" IRA
vinal.
Miss Alta Ward, voice student OF Miss
Marion Williams of the College of Music
and Fine Arts has Joined the Continental
Concert Company for a lyceum and chau-
tauqua tour.
The Lincoln Trio and vocal quartette
will give its usual Sunday night program
in tho Hotel Lincoln tomorrow evening.
String ensemble numbers viii include
selections from "Pagiacci." "Coppelia.
ballet music" "Tarantelle' (Jacchia), and
"Melodle" (Frimi).
Quartette numbers viii be Carmen"
selections and ain Sapphire Seas"
(FrimD.
A special feature viii be the aria my
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice." sung by Nine,
Humphreys with string trio accompani-
ment.
Miss Hester Bailey has Joined the fac
ulty OF the College of Music and Fine
Arts and will teach classic dancing
A recital will be given by students of
the Metropolitan School of Music tonight
in the Odeon at the school.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16
MY HUSBANDS
FAVORITERECIPE
CARAMEL CAKE.

Ingredients for Cake-Two cups of
graduated sugar, two-thirds Of a cup
OF butter and lard mixed together tome
half butter and one-third lard), two cups
of sweet milk, four cups OF -four, tive
teaspoonfuls Of baking powder, the
whites Of three eggs, the yolks Of two
eggs, and two-thirds Of a teaspoonful of
lemon Juice:
Method-Cream butter and sugar to-
gether. Add beaten yolks of eggs
Add milk. Then add the -four, little
at a time, in which the baking powder
has been thoroughly sifted. Beat until
smooth and then fold in the whites of the
eggs. Lastly, add the extract. Bake in
four layers.
Ingredients for Frosting-One cup of
brown sugar. five tablespoonful Of sweet
milk and piece of butter the size of a
walnut.
Method-Boil the ingredients without
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16
MEETINGS

Ladies of the Calling Gun Club will
hold n social meeting in the clubrooms
Monday night, when the first club initia-
tion viii be conducted
Anna Gordon, w. C. r. U. will meet
with Mrs William Felmley, 100 North
Alabama street, Monday afternoon, when
the reports from the State and county
conventions will be read.
Woman's auxiliary of the South Side
Turner'S will give a card party tomorr ~
evening in Turner's hall.
Francis Review No 8, W. B. A. of Mac.
cabees will give a card party Wednesday
afternoon at 137 West North street.
St. CeceRa Club Of Sacred Heart church
will give play, Nothing But the
Truth" tomorrow night in the club hall
Union and Palmer streets. The caste
viii include Charles Schiudecker, Will
liam Lauck. Fred Strack, John T. 0hley-
er, Charts Lauck Bertha Hoereth. Julia
Boehm, Gala Lauck, Helen Herman, Annu
schludefKhr and Dorothy Fireman.
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bard to Chester W. Graves Of Buffalo,
n. Y.
st. Margarets Hospital Guild will hold
its election Of officers IN st. PauIs Epis-
copal church Monday morning.
Miss Chariene Sargent, 2020 North
Delaware street. Will entertain the Delta
Psi Kappa girls tonight at her home
Gamma Chi elected officers last night
at the home of Miss Roseland McHuEh,
627 North Tacoma avenue. Miss Mar
garet McGloom was chosen president.
with Miss McHugh as vice president
Miss Ruth Lynch, treasurer, and Lillian
Healy, secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Yalodin, 1912 North
Talbot avenue, left today on n motor
trip TO Oakland, ILL.,, where they viii
spend several days.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16
Y. w. C.. A. TO
STAGE SHOW

An interesting program has been ar
ranged by the educational department
OF the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation for its first Art institute evening.
which will be held next Friday night
at 80 O'Clock.
Gaar Williams, cartocnist, will demon
strate how a cartoonist works.
Mrs Hortense Rauh Burpee, accompa
MED by Mrs. Edna Martin, will sing
you Dear and l." by Robert Coningsby
Clarke; 1.-THE OWL and 1.-THE Crows
Egg" by John Burnes Wells and 1.-THE
Japanese Sandman" by Richard A. Whit
ing.
After the program the nne exhibit of
old laces, batiks and embroideries win
be displayed
Among the laces are examples of all
the various periods of lace-maklng, as
well as French. Venetian, Belgian and
English laces.
Harold Haven Brown and Miss Anna
Hasselman will explain the interesting
features Of the exhibit
These programs are free to the public.
A special invitation is being extended
to the visiting teachers who will be here
at that time for the State Teachers As
ISOLATION.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16
Hrs. Housewife,
DOYOEs KnOEU?

l. How clotted or cIouted cream men
toned as a delicacy in old English novels
was made?
2. What is Yorkshire pudd32g7
3. How to test for chicory?
These questions VIII be answered Mon
day by the Housewife.
ANSWERS TO yesterdays CUES
TI0NS.
l. Cream nut is another name for the
Brazil nut.
2. A fflet is merely meaty piece OF
fish separated from the bones and cut
into convenient size for cooking.
3. To test coffee for chicory put sorne
of it in water If the water gets red.
chicory is present.-Copyright 1920.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

stirring, until soft ban is formed. In
cold water.
MRS. g. r. WILSON,
INDIANAPOLIS. 1901 Barth avenue.
The Times viii be glad to print YOUR
husbands favorite recipe. Address
Recipe Editor, Daily Times.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

Gallon, a comedy juggler; Hahn and
Curtis. in "A Hodge Podge of Mirth and
Songs Cook and Hamilton; Summers
and Eddie In "Steam Heat" Andrew
Copeland, q comedian; "Syncopation," a
musical offering presented by two sing
ers; Duncan and Foster, singers, and a
Mutt and JEFF comedy
II II IL
LEONA FOX HEADS
NAUGHTY NAUGHTY" CAST.
Naughty Naughy." a new musical ex-
travaganza show produced by Irons and
Clamage, will open a weeks engagement
at the Park on Monday afternoon.
A new book, which calls for two acts
and nine scenes, has been secured by
Arthur CIamage, who staged the show
under his personal direction.
Walter Brown, a comedian who can
twist his face into all kinds Of shapes,
viii have a chance to do some acrobatic
work during the show
The cast will include Norris Perry,
Sam Smitchell, James Allen, Ernie John
son. Harold Blodgett, Leona Fox, May
Hamilton, Louise Stewart, the Four
Harmony Boys and a chorus.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

The bin viii include "oh My Lady~
with Hal Rathburn, a comedian; Kath-
ryn Murray, a singer; Murray and Muir
ray: the Novelty Four: Ciaud Devoe. a
comedian; Morrow aud Morris, come
dams. and Loves protege." movie,
with ORC Carew featured.
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AT THE BROADWAY.
The bin on view at the Broadway in
cludes the Zeb Zarrow Troupe: Jimmie