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New Britain herald., 1920-03-22

Sometimes in spite of one d freshly ironed garment will bear traces of q slight scorch. It's always Il calamity to have to relaunder anything before wearing. but yellow mark is unsight lN. to say the least, and something must be done.
 If the scorch is not deep all evi- dence of it may be removed by, plac- ing the garment in the sunshine. managed to scorch the frCnt of sport waist the other day when I was iron ing it. I put the waist in a sunny window and presto-in an hour or so the stain had disappeared.
 Even deIicately colOrcd cloth eS stand this treatment without addition al fading. Cover all except the spot with d dark cloth to protect the gar ment from the rays of the sun.
 Menu for Tomorrow.
 Breal>fast-Halves of grape fruit, bacon, graham gems, coffee. . uncheon-Creame potatoes. cold meat. bread and butter, jelly. walnut pudding. tea.
 Dinner-Boilcd ham, Martinique potatoes. spinach, creamed carrots, March pudding, coffee.
 My Own Recipes.
 some women who have lots of un- expected guests arc never without a ham. At certain times of the year people in the country are dependent on ham for meat. Whether boiled, baked, fried or broiled, ham is deli cious and nourishing. There is no meat that works up into such tooth some left-oNerS.
 Walnut Pudding.
 1-3 cup sugar.
 1-2 cup cream of wheat.
 1-2 cup WalnutS
 eggs.
 1-3 cup stale bread crumbs
 Pinch of salt.
 Beat whites and yolks of eggs sepu- ratelN. Break walnut meats into small pieces. Mix sugar with beaten egg yolks Add remaining ingredi- ents and fold in stiffly beaten whites. Bake in two layers in buttered and floured cake pans. Take from pans while hot and put together with hard sauce. Serve warm with the follow ing sauce.
 1 teaspoon cOrnStarch. 1-2 cup sugar
 1-2 cup water
 l tablespoon butter.
 1-2 teaspoon vanilla.
 Dissolve corn starch in a little cold water and stir into syrup. Cook until
 
 makes d very rich pudding. The pud- ding may be baked in d deep pan and served with whipped cream.
 Boiled Ham.
 10 or 12-pOund ham.
 1 onion.
 Whole cloves.
 Whole peppercorns.
 Soak ham for several hours or over night in cold water. Wash thorough ly and trim off hard skin near end of bone. Put in a kettle. cover" with cold water. bring to the boiling point and simmer until tender-about four hours for 10-pound ham. Turn ham once or twice during the cook ing. Let ham cool in water. Then Ike from water and remove skin. Quarter onion, stick full of cloves and peppercorns. Put ham in Il roaSter. lean side down, cut gaSheS in fat and put in the pieces of onion. Sprinkle with fine cracker crumbs and bake an hour in a moderate oven. Why shouldn't the March hare be mad? Everybody else is
 MARY Y,x1r, I
New Britain herald., 1920-03-22

manners, and Peter Cooper an old man who serves as the connecting g link that brings the Burke family to- Sether in one happy assembly.
 Four Keith vaudeville acts will d: :sO be on the bill. featured by the Mo- rano JapS. The entire vaudeville bill chAN2e:s Thursday for four new acts.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-22

This No of advertisements, prepared by physician explaining how certain diseases which attack the passagesuch Pneumonia Influenza Whoop ing Cough long continued Codoften leave organs nhamed congested state, thus aordlng favorable invading germs. And how Nics Fapo Rub may be of value in this condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

AAihxhsr ar S.. Ruiz 5e op,es ass
o! i.nwnli Mass, 10 AisSSuIt! h-Flsl"y
t,arFlhssnn. ", con % C9!pnsi ana Alrh
simpson i 4 senior ~ Sweet ;glar Co.-
!r%e. 81 Csrr.nEton 10 - GrId.lse %! ihe
wNE was captain ~ tAo artillery. serving
Msi1;5 s !; al.5 ". Ra:.s! S;.'
Hsr: Z: Sw!;t At the latter hons
S hxNS" nay s,c, Ana G Hs wl Nh
l.lgEan, OF isuchDurR. were married Tues
sy GtHS',Y M ,s ifi Gfins he'
i i,'9 :.n 'eI4 sa 9'o 8. a. q ei4 a a4
Guy Thurs,on cubcr.. OF Groyuuli. Ca.
rgd at ,Rs n NOM u III he si brdss 'i n
ilIS w!ss s;Toe;. ysf;Gfday evening a; 1
9,e.oek, itsy. u s9iiauel, T se'isr q
,, I;IY%cIlGgna. YAS., Iuy ?I2,.ss Elya
!; orHT1n end Wilton cnhei, ,,Garoee.
d." # ~ Aansr o; lie " "ihiains "G miais
r GnAn a M ,is. l slyp, Ges7,
OF Nelson County. were !narfiyd ycst.r-
,isi Ghareh Dr cet! Y. COOK i ;crcp 'i4a.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, July, g.--Hernsr,
Joan corbet,, formerly of i.yuchGurr hut
senno f Sr MR. 1T aP a" nvs g iNl ,
p!iai. were married last evening a, the
pnrSOnaEr o; the Hinton Avenue Moth
oGiSt Church, tile ceremony being ,ior-
formed ~ lhn Rev NJ II LcEg.jt
,Wl%cl!ESrEis. Va. July Miss SArlh
Elf%huc IA Meade. daughter OF the itr0 MIR
hrI Mr, ID EanaGlph Meadc. Mas mar
RED 10 lIal1h Nicholas DOr-C.. son OF Ms
Eliza Dorsey aua the late T. I, por.rN
g n" ,residgne" q ;hc brIde's .aun, Miss
afternoon hy The Rev. VI : Taylor rector
nt Gr"cc Protestant En'Fcopnl Church The
hrl"" WIS given In ma rri1gr hv her uuC. L..
J"ha X. crown Edward Dorsey nctsn a :
h'3t man. Inc bride ana groom aye mem
families '''''
,,.doiSDoNSyIi.LE. VA, Juiy 9.--ru!mer
Ms 9. T. Waugh and Miss FRANCES
Daniol he hauFhtcr OF Mi ard Mrs..
Anhrty NJ. Daniel. y. U,aonyl!lc ~ ra
married ni The home OF thc bride on
W"tne,i DAY afternoon at o'olo~E rs IN"
Church. OF Orange i''''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Take Exercise to
Become Graceful
"DOct01" Pcdse Declares
This Better for Women
Than COrSets.
Lny un!veraal servIeeI

NEW YORK. July o.-Excrcisc 10
take tho place OF cUrsets and provide
the women OF tho world with ideal
figures: no cigarettes and robust
and healthy man and womanhood.
These are the latest aims OF Doc
tor" Pease. lately known throughout
the nation as the man who had the
"iow down" on every thing that
,ramspircd Ia the spirit world and
who gave collegiate Interpretation
70 many messages received from tho
beyond"
"You don't sec animals wearing
corsc;s"' the doctor challenged to-
day in discussing his iienls
"rhe lumam race is less normal
than The animal kingdom lie CON
timed The trouble with women
who wear corscts. IS that they want
20 have graceful figures. Exercise,
not corscts VIII Insure them that.
~ am worry busy Al present and
do not know whether III have time
20 inausuratc "a campaign against
Thorn. bu, viii CIV. my unqualified
Endorsement To anybody who Will"
Tho doctor also discussed the Gig
arctic evil" against wilch ne Is cN-
er;lnE himself as president Of tho
Nnn-S mokers' Protective League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
YOUNG MIKE GILH0OLEY
PREVIOUSLY SLANDERED
Belgian Stonaway'S Good Name De-
Tended by Mrs. Marion &. Curry,
Ills H.ncfactrrsS.
ny Aasorla'4'i HFo.s

NEW YORK. July Monsieur"
Nike GiIhoo!ey, mos, famous OF all
stowRways, IS going back TO Europe.
1t is true. tut no; in the Storage.
Ills guardian. Mrs Marion e. Curry.
today spikeh "a yarn TINT the boy was
50 tough tina; he Was Impossible in
tho polite circles to which his hen
cfactrcas Introduced him, and wa.
about to be returned to the immir o
ZION authorities for deportation.
Mrs. curry said tho repor, prob
ably emanatcd from her query 20
EiI.s Island as 10 VIVA, she should
do to safeguard The interests Of Gii-
hopley on an impending trip to .u-
rope. Mrs curry is the daughter OF
The late Judge Giihoolcy. of New
York, and several years nKo made
her debut as a singer In London
The hoy has been as good ms
gold." said Mrs. Curry. "aud do not
want him deported He has just,
completed his school term"
Mihc. despite his Irish name comes
from Belgium. He made Il number
Of trips ns a atownway ana hoca,ne
famous. Then Mrs. Curry took him
up Her maiden name was Gllhoolcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
SHE JUST CAN'T help
Singing ITS PRAISE:

MY nerves became so upset that /
couldn't keep sim. and came 10
dread the nights. because | could not
sleep.
Then. TO make matters worse. was
attacked 10y rheumatism in the arms.
shoulders and knees. and the pain
was so terrible that it almost drove
me distracted. For three months I
couldn't do q stroke OF work. not
even To sweep the floor. and M. was
miserable existence for me.
II had just about decided that Il,
was no use for me to take any more
medicines. when my husband brought
home bottle Of Tanlac and urged me
TO give IT a trial"
We'll. that first bottle gave mo n
good appetite and soothcd my stom-
ach so that could eat without suf-
f"rinE pain afterwards. and | kent
right on with Tanlac until now | am
a we'll woman.
81 never have n touch of indigcs-
ton. headaches and dizzy spells are a
thing of the past. and tho rhcun,a :
tism has left me altogether am
now so much stronger that | can do
all my work with ease, and. in fact. 7
can't remember when, felt as well
as | do now.
I've never nown medicine equal
to Taulnc. and am sure 4, will HELM
all who suffer as l did"
Tnnlac is sold in Richmond by
Grant Drug Co. Tragic Drug Co. and
G.. w. E.aton-Alv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Or. FLANAGAN CHOSEN
TO LEAD T-B CAMPAIGN
VIII Retire rs Assistant Health
Commissioner To Aid in War on
White Plaque.

DR.. Roy Is. Flanagan, Assistant
Health Commissioner OF Virginia and
State Director of Rural Sanitation
yesterday afternoon was elected ex-
ecutivc secretary of tho Virginia Tu-
pcrcu!osis Association at "A meeting OF
the directors OF that organization held
al the Offices OF the State Department
OF Health.
1t Is understood that Dr. Flanagan
VIII accept the position, retiring from
his present office about August /.
Ia his new oiiice Or. Flanagan will
direct an intensive fight against tn
brrcuinsis In virginia. He has been
connected with public health work
state service from Characteristic
where he WAS city health officer.
He. waY drafted as chief health oil
cor ~ The city OF Richmond when
Or. T.. Z. Levy resigned that office
in 1917 hut early in 1919 he returned
10 tho state Department Of Health in
Lis present capacity Of Assistant Com
missioner
State Health Commissioner Ennion
q. Williams expressed himself as hav-
ing been much opposed to giving Up
Or. Flanagan TO the Tuberculosis
Association. dccming him Invaluable
IN his present work. but that. when
lie found his associates on tho tu-
issrculosls association board deter
and made II unanimous.
DIR. Dean l.. Cole, who has been eli
itiCian and acting executive secretary
of the tuberculosis association. has
resigned to become "a member of the
stan Of Rcllevu" Hospital New York.
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Mrs. Archer Says Tanlac
Entirely Relieved Her
Of Her Troubles And
She Is Now Well And
Happy.

Tanlac has been such blessing
to mo that ! can't help sing ing it's
praises" said Mrs. Z. J. Archer. n
Wei known and highly esteemed Pc
tersourS. Va, woman. 1li7 Shepard
Street.
u don't know what ! should have
done IL hadn't got Tanlac when |
ala. for ] was in as weak and run
down condition as any one could
well be.
II had indigestion so bad that |
couldn't eat thing without bcin; in
misery for hours afterwards. and the
pain around my heart caused by the
pressure OF gas seemed about all /
could stand.
Il always had a disagrccablc taste
in my mouth, lost all desire for food.
fell off in weight, and became very
"caH constantly had headaches
ana such spells Of dizziness that / had
TO hold on to anything that was
handy TO prevent myself from falling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
r Y

Mrs. James Branch Cabell and her
daughters, Misses Priscilla. Grace and
Hirginia shepherd. OF Humiliation
Grange." near tichnond. are spendLng
several weeks At Virginia beach. Mrs.
ICubcli and the Misses Shepherd VIII
return TO their home here tie latter
part OF next week.
At ihc Country Club.
There viii be tho usual informal
hop at tho Country Club of VirglnIa,
jthis evening following dinner and an
Numerous small parties VIII motor 10
the club FOR dinner this evening and.
the weather permitting, during tho
summer months dinner is always an
aliresco affair at the clubhouse. The
tables are arranged on the terrace
ana in the sun par!or am decOra; cd
with slender vases OF iowcrs and
Shaded candles.
Many people viii go TO the club in
the afternoon to watch the games OF
tennis and golf aud the rorGhcs VIII
women tor tea.
Lcn,e Tor summer Home.
Mr., and Mrs. George w. harrington.
or 23DJ Grove Avenue. nave ciosed
on Iaast River. Matthew's County.
EngnEcmcnt Announced.
MIR. ana AIRS. Charles Edward Cold
en- OF Washington. nave nnOunced
the engagement OF their daughter.
Mary Bland. to Dr. curtis Les Han.
AIlt ~ t'.blIfs Wal 'tAtbl 1Nti III t4l'
near future.
MOtorrd To itichnund.
MIR. ana Mrs. Is. Warnc!d. Mrs.
Frank WarNcld ana Vernon Wnrne!d.
Of Alexandria. accompanied by Miss
Lurcnc Isaschlll. OF Baltimore. uOtOrcd
10 ltichmDud last week 70 spend the
Fourth of July holidays here.
The party spent several days here
as tn, guests OF SIR ana Mrs. II T.
sale a. Their home IN Highland Park.
Marriage Announced.
Cards have been received In Rich
mond announcing tie marriage OF
Miss BESSIE Cordcr, uaughtIr Of Mir.
and Mrs Charles II. CDrd-r, nf Hume,
Va. 10 hi4ur!c.. #. Nca!c shannon. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George shannon. %
Holm.ad Place. Washington on June
- g. Aftcr the ceremony MIR. and
Mrs. shannon left Washington for 4
cddiuS trim b. water to NSrg. mia
nj home. after August -, at 1851
Meridian street Northwest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10

Reader. Newport Ncws-A diver
cannot work under water one mile
below the surface. The compression
Ok the air would Kill him. An Eu--
!ish diver Is reported to have worked
.u'ne hours at a depth OF $50 feet
the transport Lincoln, sunk by "a
torpedo. is estimated to DO two miles
under water. We are told that a
United staten Navy diver. during the
operation of raising the submarine
~ q; honolulu. during 1915. worked
at depth Of 300 feet, which Is prob
ably the worlds -ornrl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
If You Are Easily Tired Out,
Your Blood Needs Purifying

themselves felt more distinctly with
the change OF season. They show
that nature needs assistance i giving
the system general housccitaninE.
Nearly everybody just now needs
Few bottles of :. $. s.. the Erca:
vegetable blood remedy. TO cleanse
out all impurities. II Is good for the
children. for 1t gives them new
strength and puts their system in
condition so they can more easily re-
siSt the many ailments so prevalent
In summer. S. s. S. is without an
equal as a general tonic and system
builder II improves the appetite and
gives new strength and vitality to
both old and young.
Fun Information and valuable lite
nature can bc had by writing to Swift
Specific Co, cog Swift Laboratory, Al
lanta. Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
CiogScd-up Impurities VIII Under
mine Your Health.

as summer approaches the i'm
puritics that have been accommodating
in the system throughout the winter
begin TO clog UP the Ciriulation, caus-
Ing general weakness and debili-
tatcd condition that Is generally
known rs summer Sickness"
The first symptoms are usually n
loss OF appetite. followed by a grad
ualiy lcssening OF energy. the system
becomes weaker day by day, until
you feel yourself on the verge OF a
breakdown. Children just at this
season are pcevish and irritable. and
become puny and lifclcss
This whole condition is hut the re-
SUIT OF Impurities in tho blood that
have been accommodating and make
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Weeks Picture Shows
Sacrifice. ncnnty 10 Art:
Offerings al LocnI IIou

la Rex Bcachs "Thc silver Hnrdc."
which viii he shown AZ the Isis
Thcatcr again today. Frederick stan
toms face ~ adorned by beautiful,
luxur;an, hair. such makeup as
only nature can supply. For weeks
before the production started stan
ton CultItAt..l beard. haNin. IL in
fun bloom 10y the time he was needed
TO iInpcrsouHtc "a burly Alashan. n
blended perfectly with the spirit nj
his part. but proved entirely out OF
harmony WIN MS social carcc".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
iIoudini Film Thriller.

Converting an island of the coast
~ California into the abode OF South
Sea cannihals was one of the tasks
confronting Director james Cru.c
AHrins the filming Of the new Houdinl
picture. Terror Island" which is the
attraction today at the Victor Thea
ter. Tropical scenery was trans
planted for tho occasion, and some
OF the toughest citizens available
were hired TO portray the cannibals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
COMMISSION OPENS DOOR
IN PROFITEERlNG INQUIRY
unsuccessful Efforts of Mine Owner
to Prevent Testimony Hccomin-
Public f'ruprrty.
Lbv Associated Press !
NrnN ia mn. "A

Nv hEtnCintCE ITCFs
SCRANTON. PA. July o.-Thc An
thracl,c Mine Commission ruled to-
day that argument on the Jurisdiction
of the commission on tho admlssibil.ty
81 exhibits, objected TO hy the opera
tors. VIII be open 20 the press and
public
Tho evidence which tho operators
arc opposed Ia having become public
property deals with alleged monopo-
listic control and proateerinE in the
anthracite industry during the pas.
NvG years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
TEXAS GIRL. SPONSOR AT
CONFEDERATE REUNION
Miss sndic Ruth AIdrich. I'll Paso,
Wins Coveted lfOnors from
General Van Xnndt.

MEMPHIS. TENN. July g-Miss
Sadie Ruth Aidrich. OF III Paso. TEX
has been appointed sponsor for the
be held in Houston. TEX. October G :
=, according 10 adviccs received ~
9eorE" IS Rowling. quaCtcrmnstcr
general az the Sons Of Confederate
Veterans. from K. VI van Zandt. com :
mandcr-it- chief OF the United Con-
:tdcrate Veterans
Miss Mabel StcEer, O. Memphia,
was nnpotnica sponsor for the Ten
ncsscc division the Sons OF Vol
Grams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
~ AID otr or Town.

Dr and Mrs william Br,uch Porter,
al Richmond. are motoring through the
Nai!ry OF virginia
Colono Julien II Hlli has returned
from Cape May. y. j.. whefe h" spent
Miss Laura BinntDn. ot Richmond. j.
sucnd!ug some tim" ~ virginia Teach.
Miss Grace Terry. Of Norfolk. j. spend.
ms some lime nero = IA" guest "
friends.
air and MS. william I.ctew have 70
turned 10 EicaGloEG. a.ter y!sli -
N!rgIuia uea.h.
N!a lloicu Taylor IS visiting her broth
CT. l.!wpoa Taylor, Ia Lexington.
Mis- Margaret Naten = n9w visiting
her home 10 H!chnonL.
Joseph WHit;cfncrs left Monday tDi
Sow i"rf. where NJ NIL study 'Eitn =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Movie Calendar

HIJOu - Douglas Fairbanks, In
"rhe iIOliycOddic."
BLUEHIltD-Snric
BROADWtf-tu de tcmcr,
In "l:is Temporary WIFE,"
ISIS-"rhc silver Horde"
ODr:oN-Mary rIckford. In "Thc
IfOodluin."
REN-"Thc Vanishing dagger"
sTitA NIB lie Burke In
"Nwny Goes Prudence"
NICTOIt-'.'rcrror Island"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
ClrNcr (.nst.

The cast ;hat surrounds Douglas
Fairbanks in Tine Mollycoddlc." his
United Artists production. which is
the feature a, the BijOu Thcatcr to-
ever gathered together. IL comprise
such wcl! known players as Wallace
Harry. Paul Burns. Morris Hughes.
ttcrSc stewart, Charles stevens.
Lewis lIippc. Albert MacQuarric.
!iuth tcn!ch. Betty Bouton and Adele
Harrington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Treasury Certificates.

j. y. D.. charlottesville & per
S"nt treasury certificates. due in one
year issued by chc United States
treasury last month. VIII he paid in
cash nt maturity. They may be used
Tor payment of income ana excess
prohts tax. but the holder ia not re-
CURED 10 use them for this purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Itnkinr nnr.n,t Pay.

\ clcvor example OF how n. tables
''"rc tuIGeL ur - cir! wlJ tried to
+; Ike ii kiii.hp.lc H. order u make
a.r father e. y" 'Ir; funds OR n -
H,rpiI'" a.. a. y enc Of Avn q ..
Prudence" an original story By JOS
"phine LJvs::. IL which Emo Burn.
"iIl star 1t. h" So. nj Thcat"r .,giIn
;,"ay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Horace Greeley. Crndi,Inc,

w g. t.. FaiInouth.-Iiorace cree
icy was nominated for the prcsi-
dency by two political parties in NAV.
lH'2. tho Liberals. most Of whom
were anii-Grant Republicans, nomi-
mated him at Cincinnati for the nrcsi
d"ncy. and in July. 1872 the, demo
Gratis met at Baltimore and also nonli
mated him for the presidency JJc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Mary pickford'- biggest rtolc.

NIFTY FjCkfOrH's IntcSt proHuctIOn,
The IIoodlum." which viii nc seen
again today n the Odcon 1hea;cg,
affords this famous star the oppor-
tunity OF her screen career TO com
binc the threads OF comedy. romance,
society life and tenement lie in one
production.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my
TOPIC. excepting ON IcHRi md medical
subjcctS. are answered free. A. MI
Inquiries nrc answered directly by
perHonnl letter, scff-addrrSsrd
s'nhped envelope IL required. hd-
urehh The Timcs-DiSpaich informn.
Ton bureau. Hichmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Watermelon .ind rrr.cr,c.

MIS- VI. .. r. pctcrsbur..-C'u,
peeled melon rinds into cubes. soak
over nirht in strong alum water.
rinse well. steam tin tender Make
4 thick syrup with ginger root for
ilavoring and boil melon until pieces
arc clear. Seal in the syrup In jars.
:hcing ono third OF q lemon In each
jar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10

comedian. In screaming answer TO
she hin question, should Wnitcrs
Marry viii be presented ~ tho
s!uehird today. and Mutt and Jen
are the added features
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10

j. > o. Ettricks.-cloture is 4
rrehch word meaning closure In
parliamentary usage IL means :: rule
.of tho Immediate closing or debate
on a pending measure and taking a,
vote. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10

polied Gs3i.O7o on popular vote to
Grants 3,ao7.07e. Horace Greeley died
III lS72, and many OF his electoral
votes were cast for Thomas y. Hen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10

F.rSt Fire Engine In America.
Interested. Danyillc.-rhe first fire
engine in America was nrcvcnto, -
me town of Snelburnc. Nova Scotia
DE kinE George III. in l774.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Triple D!ii ut Bluc,,Ird.

The variety program consisting OF
a big two-part Western drama with
William Duncan. In The Silen;
ANcnc.r;' George Ovcy. the famous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
TX Financial Igcnt 10 =

ME%fCO CITY, July Roberts "
Pcsquicra has been appointed Mcxi-
can hnancial agent In the Enitca
states, with headquarters in New
York City.