davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ptter Sd)ltmibls Grlolun9
Grsablans Don Cigar Sabnslualo.

Ntotormugen erregte Ben 9telO Der
&enner. llnD mein 9Salalt lpar cine
ShuBfonlmer prddtiger &oltbarfel-
ten. Mtih rei5tc Der Gurus, Der met
nen Hei6tum ii6tbar ma6te 9ic
Safcl mclner @oltnl0bler Slertell
t0Itlihe @lunen - Ser Ereis Der
Grdioeen, Die Elm Self ldnliltten,
iibcritieg Die Slmme, bon Der ib cill
SSabr lang nein Seben friltcte, ais
! ith arm mar. Sd beihcntte tpoblta=
tigc Stiitrngen. Sd tat es aus 2an-
0clueilc, ais 9oune, un6 Die 3cltun=
cen riibnlten meincn Namcn.
Sd ging alii 9feiiel1. Wteine Sic
bcnmcilcnItieicl Ourfte id BON MN
cn pera6tcr. Snbr5ebntelong lpor
ih ser Sflope Oicier 3auberiticfcl
gc,rCien, Oercn plllmpcS Srauflos=
itiirmCn id} MIR nit l66erli6el
Eanto~eln 5ll bcnrmen Dcrlnodtc.
9h, pa5 iino nlc Sicbenncilcnltic-
rel gcnen Die &0Itlihfeit Oieics 9ici=
lcns, Die iii mN gcnoB. SS6 0urGs
Qucrtc Sic 0teerc ols reitll1er Gaiia.
Glcr ltrablCn0er 9lrlt5oampTcr, sic,
idNplnmcnOen Enltiiten ncrglcidb1r,
Den UCnllB oe5 Hciicns nit ocn @es
0ucml!6fciten cine5 pcrtp0bntcn &C.
bcns ucTcinen. Sic GrpreB5ilgc allcr
%onOcr trltqcn MIDI ldnellcr bo6in,
0l& c3 melnc 3auberIticIcl ie Der
nohtcn, Sic mir bofl nift Sic 0}iibc
HcS Sehcns crIpartcn. 9fl,n legte id)
mid III Berlin iflOfcn, llm in Iari5
81! crlpadcn. SIT inb oQc @lm0er
no nllc Sh0nbcitell Der @clt. Wcin
Mcid,.!un ltodcltc Sic Spicler in Sen
SGlcn uOn Otontc Carlo SIT imner
rcicn0ercn Mogniicn ouf. W}cill
@clO crluorb mir sic @mit icncr
Stitrtlerinncn ser 9icbc. sic ieIbit
cinCnl olter1ocn 2iannc uningborc
Monncu SIT gc6er .nben, lrno sic Iidl
rltr Clncn Sllb nit 9}retioien 6cI6cn-
Efci l1'fcn. Sd trnnf Sufc nit 6icrli-
den .gt00fcn i'm &lln1enlf)ncc 6ca
iar0ni;chcu &irlhbliiteuieites lmb
bcr0liithtc MIDI an Ser iaudscn0e1
&lnlthclt Nes GarneDol5 in 9tis3a.
>>d} 0tnlcte Sic @ohlgcriichc Gcnlons
ln0 bcrlt1lbCrtc sc Srotcsfen oeS
DeGomitonc-Norf@ 2Sh ioh Sic Mit,
tcrlod;tsionuo ON Norbfnp. Nor mir
tonitcn Die brnllncl1 hloutGtomicr-
ten SIn5crilneu III nl,biider 00r-
fern. Sic iorbcn itrc !S1n6c nit
Mcnno. Sire 9icbe otn1ct ticriihe
21rtllffcit. llnh nenn lie tan5cn,
I'inNcn lie: Ia cr nin Oh! Weinr ;fadlt
frcN5tc oNf 0cm Wfittel(0n0iifen
N'ccre Sfl mar %SomntergoIt in Nit-
clrNc. id reritrcutc mcin Bclo i'm
! iWlNn5C Ser @interionne Don Ct
W}or;b. @or mir prangtcll sic Sd)ou.
ipiclc Gllropos. 0ic SticraQmpfe
Spuniens crre4tcn mid. Groenfen
Sie iif odc ShGBe, ollc S60n6ei
In. oQc @cniiiIe ser 8elt - ih be.
i.b lie, id1 acnoB lie. 0}ein 8ol0
lrar Ser Sc6liiiicl, Ser Bic 9Sfortcn
uler Earaoieie Oieier Groe ofinetc.
Shlcmibl ihnieQ.
Saul crroGte olcifliom olls Cincnl
5rolrmc lno blidtc in 0as qoIbenc
@jttcrmcrf cinc5 bliibcnocn sSorIo-
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per ridDtie' pnktnr

rSa, iogt Der 9ottor, ~'5 lid fee 8ln1ncr,
8anr Sc 10 fort trinfid)t, fllmnidt Sc runner,
Bdridt tront I'M on me ideene Sag
9rifft lid, 5u gutter 2esIdt Der Shlng
GO lang mer jung lid, sctn 10 YoIIe,
Sn 9cine Sohr', mug mer5 bait loiic."
Ser arunf. nj Sic Strofprebi9t bodt CT
erid1t tranri9 so; born ia9t CT: v9pttor,
7n IichId1t 10 IeIbId>t e cute Sroppc,
Sehlidbt bel fscnnt Triih'z inns CpenbIduppc,
lin lparb's nI5 Stuenbs mod 10 IpGt,
9u biId1t seiuib ber 2ebld)t, no eebt:
8ildlt g rao 10 alt - 9Ianb itderlto1,
9u trinficbt nod cher nlebr ipie d)"
So loc1t Der 9uftor, ninrn1t Icin S1lt,
In in9t: ~Su meenIdt Damn, ner tut5 eut?!"
Vorbote., 1920-03-03

lIiIut'uJeS, utl IllY utl OuIlile lCl-
ner ulballi6en Seimct 5u entIinnen
lGien. Sic i1lnigen 2ieoer Der slnls
leln peri6lnol5cn nit oem Sonnen>
lI6t SIT elmer bcftig5arten 2iebfoiung
ser Sinne.
vslae Die @lmOer, sic Sic ncn-
men," lagtc nllu EouI, vfcrnc if,
ober id fenne iic nur aus ocn 9ii-
hern, Die id las lu0 iiber Ocnen i6
Die &amner bergaB, IN Der id mob
lie. gle liegt i'm piertcn Stod cincs
SorIeS Der 0taridalItroBc. Sief
lnltcr mclneln 6cnIter tplt Der Strom
Der W}enihen, Groidfcn 9lutomobi=
Ile llro StroBenbobncn. Sd lcic
nadtS, unO 0am boGen pon Belt 5u
Belt Die bellen Sorniignole Ser ollsz
rltfenoen 6euerluebr in mcine 9cftii-
re pno Der @iberldein ser @cdJfuf=
teln lobt an Sen Iteilcn @Gnoen oic=
Ter engcn StrnBeni6lu6t cmpor. 9ln
faltcn @intcrobcn0cn obcr lcic ih
IN Der Stu6c mcincS 8irtc5, 6a
meIne aamncr fcinen Sfcn tut. Gic
Snft Der Stubc lit it!piil bonn Gun,
ltc Der SitgclciIcn, bcnn mCin ySirt
ut ell armcr SrbnciDcr. llnb mcnn
idl bon mcincn @iibcrn oui6lifc, ics
he ld) olls Den llrlpGlocrn Nrolilicns,
III Die cln Slf ctpo ebcn n1cinc
Nhantnllc prrlcbt, geroocalls auf sic.
len lndAcrcn S6nCiOcr, Scr Sic 91u-
Del i'm Idttc elmer WaIhine jdNuinQt.
limo 10 ltarf crlcbc iGl, mas i6 leic,
0nB 'ldh III ncincm DIR. lnonfnnl
Der Sdlrcl braIilionilthcr Gapagcicn
nit Dem flirrcnocn, Stompicn bes
SA8cleilelos miiht. 9l6cr id m6d)tc
0as allies 1pirflih crIcbcrl. s. niiBtc
l1iht ol$ lteinrcidcr @cltrciIcl6cr
leln. Elbcr lpaS icten mir 9(rlncn bon
Der Welt? Nd) bin einna( adjt Sc
rientdgc long fir Sic mir ser 9lr=
pclfAohll elltglllA, 0urh bCn Sbiirins
Ger WdIo gelpanOcrt. sd, 0urftc tGa-
Id nIdt mcbr ais iiini Morf Der
prnlIdjcn. Hlber CS mar f0itlid). lll0
nlS id) nNh togelonger Giniamfeit
nltS Den @ilOcrn nod Nberboi fam.
bc'tanbt lno miioc unb iroh, lettc
1c) mid, III ocn @nrtcn eines porneh.
1ncn HcItournnt5. Ger Sonmers
nbeno mar lin0. I'm oe rotten Sci
OcnId}lrmc Der 2anlpcn auf ben 8.
ldlc1 tall5tcn oic Naf}tfolter, tn,
lnlcoer IN Ser tieicn NlGue bes
NbenHS Sit perifmir0cn. Die @eioen
Der Sopcac iubelten llrb bos GeGo
lang III lpcid}cn Wfclo6icn. ccsd1 at,
lnetc Ons Farfiim .idoncr ;srouer,
oeren &lei0er mid I'M &orii6croehcn
ltrelTten. Id inb nit @ol6 besobIen,
Ih fiihltc mid eIiiflidl in oieIer felt.
lldFn Wemeini6oft. lln0 Dor mir Ia.
ger, nod bier freie SSerientoqe. 2Sdl
ner9ob, lpie idmnl meinc Mittel ma.
rem, ll11o nafte cine ,3efe, 6erel,
Sohe mid eincn 6crientoa foItctc.
9tlS Id joblte, mllitcrtc MIDI Scr
aclIncr nit 9liden, oie mir iogten,
naB cr crItullnt Ici, cincn 8oIt mic
inId1 am Glide 6u bobell 1inb id,
fptltc Den itllmnrcn Spott iciner
Sano, Die rncin SrinfgeIo entgege1,
nobn. 9}rln pllr0e ih crit geluo6r,
oaB idJ ollein iub. Sd geb0rtc nid,t
m Den @artcn Der 9feihen. Sd, gina
ltno oadte an bie Wottcn, sic in oic
Nlnoll6ter oieics 8artens toumeI-
ten Inn iid sic 61iiael SIT pcricnacn.
gtilr aus ben Siifern folten mir Mr.
men Die Sd0nbeiten Oicier gnclt.
Vorbote., 1920-03-03
Nortlesung.)

Die W3eniGcn - Die botteil
iib nid,t perGnoert. 9lber mid bate
bic SCOT fIiiger gemoGt. Sd nobn
mir Dor, Der Serodtlng lnO Dem
Spott 5u trosen. G5 gelnng mir.
!Dtein @olo gub mir Die Strait oa5n.
sd, Itreutc e5 nit nrllen @dl1Oen
GUS. Sein 8lan5 totete Die Serefs
tllng rpnb mahte ben Spott Der
itltnmeu. ll1o ieben Sic, jllnger
$6err, oa fam mir bic Grfenntnis.
Solange id) mid meiner Sdattenz
IOiigfeit i66mte lulo lie 81 oerber-
gen iuhte, mar lie uuG iii oel
9!ugen ser Dfenihcn Elm Itafel.
9tun aber lieB i9 mein o5ol6 ieEen,
lDpnn Sic WtenI6en mcincn, S6at=
ten iudtcn. Sic licBen Iidb 10 germ
5lcnoen lm0 nabmeu meme Sdat
icnloligfeit bin als Die Giacnart
c-nes reid)en Wtunnc5. ser id) nor.
Ga crfannte idb Die W}oft Ocs 9fcidl.
tlms itber sic lRenidCn. llnO uif)t
ld} oGeiIl erlog Der 3nl,bcrfra't mel.
Ecs @olOe3. Ncill, ulje Wcnihcn,
nit oencn idl i'll @crilbrluuQ fam.
ruroen ihr lmterton. l>d} mar tort
III nl1r Cin @crt5e1g in Der S1nnO
0es Mtdnne@ I'M gralcn Rod. E.;rd
lid mlrftc icill @liifsbclttel .nlts
'yl1ofoltig ner6erbeno. gtid,t mid al.
.eln. olle Ntcn'chcn lnodjtC cr lid fri
.itprllftlg, alS Cr mir Ben @clttCl
0ieoer III Sic 51nO2 ipicite. &,Ih
ihauocrtc, alS it' Sos crf0ritc, rnO
Ii icncr Stirnoc hortc id1 SIS Io:-c
'oottlide @ad1cn 0c5 miiGt6urcn
,5rcnoen.
SD aber gcnoE mcincn !fridrllm.
<h !rar alt un0 Ser 2lrmlIt niiOe.
Gic GltQcnO Uern1na urui ln0 OoM
lliiflid 5ll iein. 9lbcr Nrnlut illi
! tier - illcill Mcrr. Sos lit Ell bit
res %0a. Srllngc if III mcircr
2ohlc in Der Sbebdi: 6upnn trGltn1tc,
III 8clchrtcr 81. icii1. Orilftc mid
:cInc 9(rnllt nidt. ,fdl urbeitctc,
1hrte hid, pon Sen Trilt1tcn trpp;.
f,r G0urr2 unO 6en Gicrn Ser ~
U ur0 NOR jlliric0Cn 9tl)n nbcr,
icNcr lit Ser @clt Der Itcnid)c.;,
.r1ltc i'd lneiI Cos uon ucucm nit
III on0crcr rCrNlcId)cl - ol battc
! nidlt n;eDr Sen Nf't, Den 9clltcl
~ mir 5u :rcrfen. ,%Sh cntNecttc i'm,
er nellc 2otbcrfrQite, Sic ihnr III
fpNhntrn. 2lrnult moMt tribe alt,
''rr NoId riuii Ucriiingt. ,St) muroc
''eAcr lltnO. IT ilthtc Sic tci,critclo
Scr ollf HIS Sic NIuit Ser tiichtio-
II ?icr't". s" Il, nit ucilicnl @ol-
b05nhl-r. t!I1tn Sir lcEten Suurri
Y 8ronfFe;t, N;r idl mir StaOg, olS
= MIDI emit OH Scr SrtC nod,
ild,tcn llno 2llgen i1 Sen norOl1n~
ld'2n WcrdMcrn crf0Itrtc. >Stl &C.
ii Die br,oftcitcn un0 6cf0mn-
often Spciicn, nit 0cncn Sic EoN-
'S5eit unh sic &lmt neic$ fiiri:-
ID 6c51hltcn SCOTS mcinc 3oict
,qnctcn. IF flHiOctc MD foitbnr
lih erlcicll mcinc 2lusaobcn iiir
l&GIthc lmo @leiOcr oGcin iibcritic-
tcn hcn Gtot ciucr StoNt. Nfcin
Vorbote., 1920-03-03
&blferucrfebuna.

Die golfer oneinonocr SIT bcten.
oos eine 5ur ltl1ter0riidlng oeS on
oeren 5u beniiben lnb 70 iiir Sic
6ortOauer Der obIolutcn S5crrid)oit
ju Iorgen: Oas luar bic SfllnIt ull0
oas 8erf Der bisberi9en @ewoltGo.
ber lnt6 9iplonotcn
&orl Wiarg.
Vorbote., 1920-03-03
Nnlnmcr t5S.

bier Elm neueS 8irflmgSgebiet Scr
0robtloien Selegrapbie, oos bon ero.
Ser SeOelttung iii.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-11
A FOOL AT 40

1t is an old proverb that every
man is either fool or physician
at 40. Well, l fooled along for
40 years in the practice of phar-
macy and the study of medicine
and therapeutics before I discover
ed the wonderful prescription for
Number 40 For The Blood. There
is more of this wonderful prescrip-
tion sold and used by the people
of our home city than all other
blood medicines combined. 1t is
indicated in all depraved condi-
tions of the system; in blood trou-
bles. in sores, ulcers, eczema and
skin diseases; in chronic rheuma-
tism, catarrh, constipation, stom-
ach, kidney and liver troubles. ].
c. Mendenhall, Evansville, Ind, 80
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-11
Her First Biscuits


The Randalls were newly-weds
More than that, they We're strangers
IN a strange town. for Dick had lust
Deen sent TO Clivedale to be the local
manager Of the Hercules Automobile
We'll Betty, how about some sup
perY' said Dick as he threw himself
IN chair after a strenuous afternoon
ot 81 unpacking, I'm as hungry as the
I'm starved. too, sighed Betty.
"but what shall I get?"
You know What I'd like?" said Dick
fneaieseIivelyg-,,,h siss hot biscuits with lots Of
Hot biscuitsH cried his wife-"Oh.
DICK, wouldn't dare--you'd never cat
them"
sure / would" retorted Dick "You
can make them. Everything's here
flour, milk, and don't you remember
that can of Ryzon Baking Powder and
the Ryzon Baking Book that Aunt
l,tag Mary STUCK vI IN the box at the last min
II took little argument to convince
Hetty but she finally agreed to try.
Closely she followed the directions in
the Ryzon Baking Book. And as she
slid the pan into the oven she felt
quite certain of success.
They can't help but be good" she
SAID to herself, FOR Aunt Mary told
me that if you use Ryzon and follow
directions. your baking simply has to
turn out right" :.
And the biscuits were good. Dick
couldn't say enough in their favor and
in praise OF Betty's cookery. And as
Betty went out in the kitchen to re-
plenish the plate she smiled happily.
Dear old Aunt Mary-for refnem-
bering to put the Ryzon in the box"
The new Ryzon Baking Book (org-
inal price $1,000 containing $50 prac-
teal recipes. will be mailed, postpaid
upon receipt Of 80 cents in stamps or
coin. Or If you will purchase two or
more pounds OF Ryzon at once from
your grocer. sending us his name and
address promptly. we win mail you a
Rvzon Baking Book free General
Chemical Co. Food Department, 25
Broad St, New York, N. Y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-11

years druggist. II suffered from
IL to 18 months with a nervous
breakdown, said by physicians to
be sciatic neuralgia, causing gem
eral toxic poisoning. Seeing your
advertisement in the San Antonio
Express. ] called on DR.. A. M. Fish
er, Druggist. He recommended
Number 40 which 1 have been US
ing for three months and | have
received great benefit from 1t.
Sleep well. good appetite, have
gained several pounds, get up feel
ing fresh every morning. Have no
pains. My nervous system has be-
come nearly normal" Respectful
ly, J. L. Dupree, 1715 Common ST.,
Texas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-11
Sugg Theatre
TWO DAYS, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
MAY 18th and 18th
Facts About "EUerylUOn,an"

Story was written by Walter Browne and produced modern
morality play the speaking where had
vogue and was greeted with acclaim throughout tn country
The Paramount Aircraft version written by VIII NJ
dchey talented scenar the staff of the Famous Players ay
tOrporaion
Picture directed by George II Melford who responsible
many Paramount Aircraft W. Nicholas Shere
director
An alstar cast with Violet emng, lovely English girl
American actress of ability and experience
Eyerywoman
peling
Most beautiful production years
Hundreds Of wonderful by feminine
asst ana extra people were designed by expert and artistic
modscs
Most beautiful girls available production
settings far beyond the average and beauty
Plot developed logically bms with laughter and tears and
symbolism is carried ont in effective manner.
1t is Paramount Aircraft Pcme-the beauty picture su
oteme.
PRICES:
Balcony l-------------- l5c and zoe
Lower floor 20 and
War included
At $780, 7:15 900 p. m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-11

Express Want ADS BRING Results,
Newark post., 1920-05-26

far as possible, any error due to the
varied characteristics Of the birds.
The,average farmer feeds very
little meat, fish, or animal protein
feed of any kind to his pountry,
and consequently gets few eggs
during the late fall and winter
when eggs are selling at the high
est prices.
In the experiments conducted on
the Government poultry farm, pens
of pullets on free range were fed a
mash of corn meal, bran, and mid
dlings and scratch mixture OF
wheat, oats, and corn. This is a
greater variety Of grains than is
used by many farmers. In addition
the birds had absolutely free range
Newark post., 1920-05-26
Women More
Energetic Than Men

"When women interest them
selves in party politics they are
more energetic than the men. You
can always count upon them to do
their job and do it well. One of the
hardest workers in a recent western
primary campaign was a woman
seventy-two years old. She drove
hersautomobile twenty miles each
morning to reach campaign head
quarters and then toiled until late
in the evening. In addition to all
this, she found time to milk the
COWS on her farm and to prepare
the food for her household.
This tribute was paid by a candi-
date for the Republican nomination
for President.
Newark post., 1920-05-26

on land where bugs, green feed and
worms were plentiful. Other pens
were given the same ration, WIN L
pound of commercial meat scrap
added to every 4 pounds OF mash.
The pullets without the meat
scrap laid only 80 eggs apiece
(Which is more eggs per hen than
the average farm flock lays), while
those receiving meat scraps aver
aged from 125 to $50 eggs apiece.
Meat scrap is not produced on
most farms, and has to be bought at
a higher price than grain. 1t pro-
duces eggs, though, several cents a
dozen cheaper than where no meat
scrap is used. Milk products or fish
Newark post., 1920-05-26
"Now Is the Time"

Now is the time for the open fields,
For the supple rod and the
brook;
Now is the time the wariest trout
Is caught by a well-cast hook.
Now is the time to court a maid,
In the spring, when the world 5
in tune;
Now is the time for the walks al
dusk
With the rising amber moon.
Now is the time to hark to the sea
AS it slaps upon the shore;
Now is the time to wade right in
And relish life once more.
Now is the time Of all our lives,
In the spring we are young, for
sooth;
Now is the time to turn a leaf,
Now-and return to youth.
Now is the time to begin again,
With youth to show us how
Now is the time for everything,
Now, NOW, NOW!
Benjamin Odgen Wilkins
Newark post., 1920-05-26
Substitute Rice for
Costly Potatoes

That the use of rice for potatoes,
a substitution already made by
many thrifty housewives, could be
even more widely adopted with
profit, is a suggestion Of the United
States Department Of Agriculture,
prompted by the present high price
Of potatoes. The Department. s food
specialists point out that potatoes
are approximately four-ffths water
and one-fifth food material, where
as in rice, as well as in most other
grains, the proportions are practic-
ally reversed. Under normal con-
ditions the prices of these two COM
modities usually are such as to
somewhere nearly equalize the two
from the standpoint of food cost.
Recently, however, potatoes have
sold from 81 to $3.50 per peck,
which means about 7 to 10 cents a
pound, whereas rice has retailed at
ID to II cents a pound. So long as
the price Of the two foods is sub
stantially in this relationship, it is
obvious from a comparison of their
food contents that given sum of
money can be spent much more eco
nomically for rice than for pota-
toes.
Newark post., 1920-05-26
Feeding Meat Scraps to
Chickens Means More Eggs

Hens given meat, fish, or milk
products in their diet will lay from
80 to &c per cent more eggs than
those which have only grain food
,and what bugs and worms they can
pick up on free range, recent ex-
periments made by the United
States states Department Of Agri-
culture show.
The birds used in the expert
ments were given conditions as
nearly like those ON a normal farm
as possible. The experiments were
repeated under different conditions
and in different years to avoid, as
Newark post., 1920-05-26

Memorial Day-This day of
American reconsecration is for the
heroes of all Of America s wars, the
living and the dead, those who laid
down their lives and those who
offered the supreme sacrifice but
were spared to a later generation.
Newark post., 1920-05-26

give as good results as meat in in,
creasing egg production.
l like a man who has deep faith il
men,
Who has abiding trust in each and
all,
Who doubts not one, nor hesitates
to call
The least and lowliest his brother
Ten,
Yea, and a hundred times he par
dons when,
Forgetful Of their higher selves
they fall.
Frederick Oakes Sylvester
Newark post., 1920-05-26

Are you going to take any
bOarders this summer?"
"No,' replied Farmer Corn
tossel. Everything the boarders
eat goes up in value so much that
we feel we could have done better
if we had let 'em stay in town and
pay the market prices. "-Washing-
ton Star.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-29
Mrs. Housewife,
Do You KnOU?

1. why is linen especially valuable for
towelsf
2 How does veal differ from beef
3. How to remove iron rust from white
cotton or lien7
(These questions viii be answered
Tuesday by the Housewife.)
ANSWERS To YESTERDAYS CUES
TIONs.
1. To test for cotton in wooden mate
rial, place goods in a granite dish and
cover material with solution Of one-hali
teaspoon Of I've and a pint Of water. Boil
very gently for five minutes. II all wool
the entire piece viii be destroyed
?. AS sweet-breads spoil easily they
should be removed from the paper al
once, put into cold water for one hour
then put in slightly sailed boiling water
and cook slowly twenty minutes. Now
drain and plunge in cold water. They
are now parboiled and ready for the
usual recipe which calls for parboiled
sweet-breads.
8. To reinforce knees and heels when
darning place piece Of net beneath and
larger than the hole. Basic this In posi-.
ton and darn through it.-Copyright
1920.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-29
Judge to Decide if
MOther-in-LdIU Is
Divorced With Wife

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 29--Does the wife'a
mother cease TO be the husbands mother
in-Gaw after husband and wife are d.
vorced?
If she does Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thorn
ton may get out OF Jail.
If the court decides that wffes mother
"once a mother In law, Is always a moth.
er-in-law," the Thorntons may feel the
weight OF legal punishment.
On Thanksgiving Walter Thornton
married Mrs. Effle Hale, mother Of the
woman he had divorced three weeks ago
on the ground OF inhdelty. Saturday
the Thorntons were arrested on a charge
Of violating a Kentucky statute which
says that a man shall not marry the
mother OF his wife.
Thornton's defense was that the bride
was no longer his mother-in- law since
her daughter had ceased to be his wife.
The court took Sthe case under advise
ment
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-29
MUNCIE KNEW OF
INVESTIGATION
Federal Court Subpoenas Re.
late to Liquor Cases.

MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. 29.-The report
made today that deputy United States
marshals have 100 subpoenas for Muncie
resldentsa to appear as witnesses before
the Federal grand jury at Indianapolis
next month, did not cause any surprises
to those who knew that for several
months Federal prohibition enforcement
officers have been conducting an inYes-
tigation here.
government agent has been working
here since last July, most OF the time,
making his headquarters In the office
of Gene williams, ex- deputy prosecuting
attorney, who has been In the limelight
In 'Muncie during most Of the year.
1t is understood that Williams is the
right bower Of the Federal investigator.
He filed suit in the Circuit Court last
May demanding 10000 from eleven
persons. including certain public Of
fclals, for false arrest and imprison-
meEt. In bis complaint he made the
accusation that the defendants consti-
tuted whisky ring" in Muncie, and
were endeavoring to pat him out Of the
way In order that they might operate
without molestation. This suit is now
pending. but IL Is not thought that Il
Will come 10 a trial
Soon after the suit was filed the Fed
eral Investigator appeared and operated
through Wullams's office
Since the arrest Of Williams ia con-
nection with the robbery Of tt Spice
land and Bryant banks. several weekp
ago, the Government agent has made his
headquarters In another Office.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-29
Engineers Promise
Big Time Wednesday

Food fellowship as indicated by slaps
on the back Will be mingled with tech
meal discussion OF piston FLAPS and
other automobile data az the December
meeting OF the Indiana section Of the
Society Of Automotivs Engineers. to be
held at the Independent Athletic Club on
Wednesday evening. according to 3. K.
Kelly, secretary OF the local society.
Tho cLief feature Of the evenings tech
pical discussion viii be papers TO be
given by Louis Chevrolet OF this city and
c. w Van Ranst, chief engineore Of the
Frontenac Motor Company. the subject
being High Speed Engines OF Small
Piston Displacement"
Preceding the formal meeting din
ner will be served at Z O'Clock Accord
ing to Mr. Kelly the meeting viii be
open to the public and any one interested
will be welcome. Social features are be-
ing planned for subsequent meetings OF
the society with a view Of relieving the
mlcrometer nature of the technical side
OF the programs.