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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

made l1quld,
liquid foods will digest with less diff
Guilty and in cases of severe illness
are always prescribed by the physi-
clan. BrOths, gruels, milk, fruit juices
and cream soups are included in a
liquid diet.
In serving n tray for an invalid one
should avoid serving too many things
at once. II is a pleasure TO have the
food served in courses when 1t can be
done without too great a burden TO
the caretaker. After the meal is over
the tray and all food should be re-
moved Mt once.
Matted Milk Cocca.-MiX N table
spoonful of matted milk powder with
fourths of II cupful of boiling water.
Sweeten TO taste, stirring well. Boil
three minutes. Serve hot.
Ego kests.-Toast a circular piece
OF bread; butter and place on n hot
plate. Beat the white of an egg until
stiff. heap on the toast and drop the
egg unbrOken In the center; season
with butter, salt and pepper, IL used.
Set In a moderate over until the white
Is firm.
Potato Baked In the Hail She'll
Bake n good-shaped potato and scoop
out the inside. Season well and re-
turn TO the shell, brush over the top
with the beaten white OF egg or milk
and brown slightly. If cheese can be
eaten a sprinkling of grated cheese
may be added TO the potato for flavor.
Egg lemonade.-Beat one egg, add
two tablespoonfuls OF sugar, two
tablespOonfuls of lemon juice and one
cupful of cold water. Add the water
gradually, stirring until smooth and
well mixed. Strain and serve. Egg
nog Is made IN the same way as the
lemonade, adding n grating of nutmeg,
a bit Of vanilla or fruit Juice and milk
In place Of the lemon and water.
Brussels Sprouts With Butter.-Boil
n quart of sprouts In two quarts OF
boiling sailed water about fifteen min
utes. Let drain on n cloth. then toss
In n frying pan with four tablespoon
fuls Of butter; when the butter is abb
sorbed, sprinkle with one teaspoonful
of chopped parsley and a dash of salt
mix and arrange I'm a mound on n serv-
ing dish. Surround with toast points
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

with n narrow belt crJssed aud fast
eiled with the same white pearl but
tons. The side SEAMS are left open
to the WaistIine and the collar j. a
smooth fitting roll made with two
CORES. 4 yoke at the back gives the
required tailored effect The sleeves
are coat tailored. slashed at the wrist
and finished with a buttOIIed strap.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

Italian method of serv-
ing It, though this II not
n leftover, but n choice
dish prepared for an &C.
casion. Cut the ONE
lctte In strips "A quar-
ter of an inch wide. heat
In butter. sprinkle with
grated cheese and serve
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

Cottage Cheese Loaf
Take one cupful of
cooked kidney beans, one
cupful of cottage cheese.
one cupful OF ground
peanuts, one tablespoon
full Of chopped onion. one
tablespoonful of butter,
one cupful ench OF
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

Community Spirit says: II am I'M
der oblisations of service TO my neigh
Dor next door, whoever he Is. | am
under obligations OF service to my
community. am no longer a resident
only; ! am a responsible citizen. l
must make II my duty to see that
schools and churches teach first OF all
good citizenship"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

The hand. the heart and the head
form n triangle that raj bring untold
happiness II used together. One alone
In not of much service. any more than
one blade OF a pair OF scissors
Hunter.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

repeating for days at n
time.
Dreamed Kohl Rabi.-
Pare tender kohl rabbi,
cut each in quarters
lengthwise and let cook
In boiling water until
tender; season with salt
and set four pieces each
in individual dishes. To
serve five make one cup-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
The KITCHEN
GABlN|E4HT

Yes. the task that is given to each
man no other can do;
So the errand is waiting: 1t has waited
for ages for you:
And now you appear and the flushed
Ones are turning their gaze
To see what you do with your chance
in the chamber of days.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
The Kitchen
Cabinet ~

t@. 1920. Western Newspaper Union,
In order to rid ourselves of dry.
lonesome monotony 1t Is necessary to
have a personality n let 1t assert
ttself.-Hunter.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Its

what did Bosses cellar look like
when the raiders found his hidden
stock of champaign"
at looked like a fizz-ical wreck"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

The polar regions are the only part
Of the globe free from rats.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
hotdinu Him to IL

Young Multirox-Tn never forget the
time ! proposed TO you.
Miss Mainchance-Rlghto. old dear !
I don't intend to let you forget IL.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
FAvoRiTE WINTER RECIPES.

For those who find II necessary 10
serve meat substitutes, the following
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
The Frcck Of y

A frOck Of blue serge has long
sleeves and q pointed collar Of white
crepe De chine.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
S~EASONABlE II

There are SO many delicious fall
vegetables that n may have some
thipu 1i6arapt uritbnut
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
HELPFUL HINTS.

Sometimes II happens that ONE
lette IL left. II Is pity TO waste so
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
GOOD THINGS FOR THE INVALID.

For the invalid only easily digest
ed food should be chosen and 1t
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

should be pre-
pared In q way
which will not de-
tract from its d.
g%estibility. Since
foods to become
assimilated, must
be sOftened and
m n a q d,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-22
POULTRY SHOOT At RocEIASD

The 'fapsbooferp n Wilmington ard
vicinitv are invited - Try sheir akfr 81
2 real country poultry shoot ~ - held ,r
Tho feId N front ~ Fving Brofhers' -frrs
AZ Rpckland IN Chrisfnas Dav TbrFe-r
ducks and chickens win ~ fhe prreu and
tho shooting has bern arranged 81 fhat tho
expert viii not - able ~ carry ~ 80 fhe
prizes shells will 10 'or sala IN no
grounds shooting viii bezn promptly ~
10 a m and continue until dark The
matches viii he staged as quickly - ros-
altle 20 a. ~ give everyone chance -
tskn home one ~ tha f1wl-
Anyone desiring ~ make 'he fnu ~
automobile should come % fhe Concord
Pike n Blue Ball, turn there ~ fhe .rff
and The shooting grounds an ef ro
miles down The Rad
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isToday Known as "Torcfafhers' Day.
Copyright. 1920. by Wheeler syn1lost> r-
Celebrated by New Bnsland and BY
New England Societies all over Amssica
ne the anniversary ~ The Landing ~ 10.
Pilgrim Fathers ~ Plymouth. Ns-~
"Fmefathers Day" tsler on a new sigrlh
canco this year for u ~ precisely three
hundred years ago that The expedition .
reputed b. have set foot upon what snyw
Massaohusottr soil
The FIRST celebration ~ the event vaa ~
Plymouth itself IN 1850, whea the Oh
Colony Club gave a dinner ~ FhOnas
Southwmth's Inn on North street a.
every annual recurrence ~ the day ne
descendants II The Pilgrims have made
this their chief rallyingplaoe, and ami
versary oratioBs ~ Webster. Everett
Choste. Winthrop. and sumner. and
anniversary poems BY Bryant. Hif,ddard
John Boyle ORilloy and Others have
added n Che glory n the oroaaion.
II is the Plymouth Old C0lony Club.
therefore, which II responsible f0rsef Ting
upon December p ~ he date a ~
landing IF theMayf and The beginuing
Of the settlement n Plymouth History
however. states that Tho final dsbarkation
did not take place until January {. 1921
and that. though a landing was affected IN
December ~, 1920, Il wss cniy r. ugr
poses ~ exploration
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LIVELY BASKETBALL.
Alumnn add High School Girls Line 20
Agains, Fafh Other Tonight

The crowds IN The High gehooi ayrr
tonight will witness he annual hafffr n
the AlumnB basketball team and 10
girls varsity Eexteffa Both teams are
pretty evenly matched This year Tho
Alumni has been praeiieinz r. ~ pee
week or ~ and the 'Varsi'y hsr also frraf
ont n work ip skill ~ better fne zrade
The game AZ IN the pavf viii ~ ar .r.
formal annual reunion ~ Tho FORMER
High School students many ~ rborn 40
81 college and home for ihr Christmas
holidays after the game. which ~ starr
promptly ~ eight geiork there rn hs
dancing FOR Ell The lineup r. fha zarre
will be az friIovvu
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WILLARD MAY REFEREE
WALKER-ROPER CONTEST

nv Associated Press - Every E~s-irr
Kansas City Der - fess Willard
former heavyweight champion WIN tell
meet Jack Dempsey next March. q "a
effort 70 regain the title. nav referee the
Hugh Walker Bob Roper heavywright
contest here, December 30 Promoters OF
the local match announced today fhGy
we're awaiting Willard rrpiv rs 4 uro-
posal that he officlate Willard now il a.
his home in Lawrence. Kansas. raining
for MS match with Dempsey.
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TOLEDO GETS ELKs'
BOWLING TOURNAMENT

BY Associated Press - every Evsning
Toledo. OHIO. Dee - The Flkv
national bowling tournament for 1921 vail
be held IN Toledo, beginning 1n February
II. ID was announced today 81 1fhclals
Of the American Bowling Congress here
One hundred teams from al parts 81
the country vii take part.
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FOR RENT

sOs West Ninth ztree.-Sine rooms han
porch heat sss Possession Janu.-v
~ East Ihfrf fourth street. SIR rooms
hath And porch s2s
200 y street. aecond floor Thr~e rooms
AMI hath. e25 third floor rooms and
bath s2n
1902 u streat-- Eieht rooms s7s
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he members ~ the Aiur0n~ vvrn lees
arc reminded tha' fhcro rf' : ztrr
Tlfursday evening - us1al
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY


FOR SALE
70s N Van Buren, street. 10 room bath
hot water heat Extra large lot.
l303-13o9 maryland avenue, six rooms.
bath. porch, large lot.
1907 w. Ninth street seven rooms bath
porch. heater. Lot 36xS0- For fun particu-
lars see
F. A. DAVIS & co.
1909 Tatnau Street
Phone 7l2. Fire Insurance..
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ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.

HOTEL BOSCOBEL zen asH's ss.gs = -
Baths. elevator. excel. taois. hotel refIrn
ST. so and up weekly. Booklet. team asaG
Phone III. A. =. MARION
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An Ad-Salesman Will Write Proposition
MERCHANDISE
Christmas Gift Suggestions


Christmas Gift Suggestions 64A
GOLD Fish alUAni UMs--GoId ish.
| nsh cAstles. grass and food. II. H. Cart
NELL Paint and Glass Co.. Sixth and MAdi-
GOING OUT or IUsIKEss=SsocE ro-
| duccd. Everything for tho baby. Opcn
| evenings until Christmas. v. y. Windie.
AO6 King strect.
| GIFTS or JEwIERY-
ROSES JKwELRY STORE.
CASH OK OkkDlT.
ii n, sEvENT sTREETH.
WHITE v oh pH On Fiji, zA1s-H AND
LITTLE CHILDREN u COATS AND HATS
treaty reduced In price Sensible Christ.
MUstC HOLLe--yor ali players, DOC up 70
~ 90. houelen Piano Co, ilu Market ST.
MEk's SILK sHIhIs-~Asdc OF the finest
e s TO q. the saan sn .na *
Jscopy's, 21s-22S Market street.
PLAYER PIANo-Have music In the home
this Christmas. Special. Absolutely nrw.
nHnts. isobslcn Piano Co.. 40 MarHet ~.
PEAnL BhADs--oive her srnuin. French
Bouyaino beads, Price $40 10 sia. Broad
bent. Jeweier. v25 SIMPLIFY street.
PtPEs--tery attractive large, high grade
pipes with amber substitute staui. bowl
OF fine meerscnaum. Fitted In leatb Gov
cred plush lined case. Jones. siath and
Market slreats.
sPLhNDiD SILK NhCkTTKs-Choics pat
terms and coiors. special reduced prices
81 ones for osc each, two for 81. my now
smith zoilinser, Fourth and Market sts
SHIRTS " omen buy tpese mems shirts
because they like the fine materials and
io. prices, u Men , arc $50 TO wee. them for
IA adam. set Jonn several for Christmas
grit. $50 to si2 smith Zolhnser. Fourth
aud Market strssts
sINks--lhat will Mssen the drudg-ry Of
Kitchen work ar- appreciated 10y the nouss-
wife. Alfred a. Dorsey. fnone 49,.
TOBACCO pOUCHhs-h Made of high
grade rubber cnaniois or leather. A handy
thing for the pipe smoker Price 7bc up.
Jones. sixth and Market streets.
ToYs-And site for Christmas We carr
full line. Maiatas.es store. ITO IS
Twelfth street..
vICTHOLAs-A payment of Is 90 place.
either sictrOla. sonora or Columbia In
your home for Christmas. Arrange for
yours today. hobelen Piano Co. 7iU Mar
kst street.
WARM WOOL sCAitts-r asn,onabl~ aud
acceptable for Christina. gifts for POUR
best s,.l or mother ., sister bs .eiso-
th. right Just inside the door. smith Sol-
finger. FOURTH anu Market streets
WATCHES inggsoll hadloites in ali
sizss Always An ideal sift Priced from
81 80 NJ Utotdons tisar stofe. y. NJ
& A, opposite US
er--
esrns Appsrei IS
ENENINt bhhsrEss several, also two
sets ~ furs. uns naver worn. eau 1850.
Nahtea 90 buy 66
DIAMOND Ne viii pay you the highest
prices. B. hieits a bro. 10, sixth aud
Market streets
JUNk-l@t ne bur your second nd
goods. Highest prices in Delaware. H
sloan. llv Nest street. Phone isat, 5sa0
OLD GOLD 4 will buy your uld gold and
silver. Alillard +. DAVIS VII hast second
street
PRINTING pREHs small wanted With
TINE &r either hand or power What
have you Address y /. Every Evening
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OPERATORS-Gfrls experienced on Union
special telling machines. TO work on athletic
union suits. Clean work. excellent working
conditions. Very best piecework prices
Apply Topkis Bros. Co.. 2I7 French street.
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Iagai NotIces

NotlJP- Estate of Clara g. Horner, de
rssod. Notice Is hereby given that letters
uf aifninistrstton upon the estate ri Clara
q. Hofner, late OF Wilmington huuJred
1"esased. were duly granted unto Kenneth
y Horner on the second day Of Decernbre
n - 1920. and all persons lndeb ted to ths
sala decreased are requested Co make nay.
rnent 20 the administrator without delay
and All persons having demands against
the deceased are required 10 exhibit and
present the same duty probatad 10 tho
said administrator on or befors the second
day of December, A D. 1921 or abide by
the law In this behalf Kenneth A
i0rnor, Administrator. Address George
= Townsend, Jr.. Attorney Law. Ford
building, Whining ton Del
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-.,o .hoxe cars may be purchased on
,s,,r e,nyauieut monthly payment plan
N Desired Act quick.
see MIR. Ratledge. iul '-r9 orange 81
open evenings, to y
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ROOMS AND BOARD

Rooms and Board 81
JACKSON 81 ft.st itoon aud board for
ladies or gentlemen Terms reasonable
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Motor. ycles am bicycles
Auto Accessories
Service Stations Repairing

GENUINE FORD PAhIs and Ford SER
vice Fader Motor Co, Inc. PIG French
street Phone 369S Open evenings
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ssalesi proposals vii 10 received by tho
State Highway Department. 1T its of1re
Dover Delaware until = % clock d m
January ~. 1921 and a that place and
time publicly opened
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AUCTIONS--LECAL.S
Auction Sales

Auction Sales 80
AUCTION aALEs-Of every dessrip ton.
Anywhere. III you want 90 sell 500 Hamil-
ton. the Square Deal Auctigneer and Farm
Agent, 7ob Madison 81. Phone Tass W.
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GOLD Fish au UAhi uMs--Gold Ash.
nsh cAsties. Grass and food. II. II. Cart
NEIL Paint and Glass CO.. Sixth and MAdi-
son sLroots.
GOING OUT OF HUsINEss-StocE rc-
duccd. Evorytning for thu baby. Open
evenings until Christmas. v. +. WIndie
400 King street.
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES For Sale

FORD TRUCK.
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Ask want adj taker TO help you write
your ad fov tomorrow's paper
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,..,, oi marzo-.La possibilita' di

Roma. "a marzo--.ba possibilita di
oris; mel Gabinctto, Italiano O.
,'.,,t, u dol "Giornale d'Italia." oggi.
9, Jicc che il Presidcntc del Consiglio
-, Niristri. On. Nitti, abba egli
.,,..o ommcsso la possibilita' di non
..,r ossicurarc un voto di fiducia da
I.r,o dclla Camera. In uuesto caso--
sicc il giornalc-il professorc Luigi
Inzzatti. attualmente Ministro del
rosoro. o ron. Bonomi. ministro della
,uprra, potrcbbcro succedere a Nitti
.o,lo prcsidcnza del Consiglio, oppure
cbc ron. Nitti ottenga nuovamente IL
msrdato di formare il nuovo Ministeiro.
In seduta di ieri ALA Camera fu In. :.
,orrotta dn un' conflitto sorto ira I
Jcnntnti socialist dell'estrema sinistra
" ouclii del partito cattolico. durante
Ia discuss.one dele insure che prov
vcdono ALA riforma agraria. fer
onalchc tempo raula della Camera ~
uua "ns 4; tumulti cd a stento fu impedito
sho dcnutati socialist cattolici vents
ssro allie mani. -.
In scduta rimase interrotta per
orolcbe tempo quando G deputato
soIyatorc Banderepi, cattolico. riyoltto
,i.rOn. Serrati. socialista. gr;do,
"pctrolio. petrolio :" e clio, alludendo
cortc voci che corrono risuardo IL
iscte spcculazioni sui petrolio.
ION Scrrati lascio' il suo posto
a, sloucio' verso il suO iDterruttore. Sc :
cuito dai suoi amici. II cont'itto II.
Sytato pcr il ,pronto intcrventoo di aitri
dcnutati Intanto | socialist. rivoiti
verso il gruppo del deputati cattoiici,
cridovapo: "Gesuiti, sacrestani,' lpo-
Ina violcnta dimostrazionc fu fatta
doi socialist che chicdevano la imme- =
data dcmobilitazione dell Escerito.
II Ccrmcnto comincio' Quando IL Presi-
Jcntc del Consiglio del Ministri. On.
Ntt;. parlando sui programme del MI
istcro. acccnno' nj provvcdimcnti reia-
tiyi all Esercito. Per circa htteen
minuti prcvalsc una grande confusione
zion. Nitti fu costreto ad inter
rompcrc il suo discorso G scdcrsi. :,
II Prcsidcntp della Camera riusci a
stcrto a ristabilirc iordine ron. Nitti
rinrcsc n parlarc. non senza prima aver
biasimato il contegnO del SOCIALIST
chiamandoli mcmbri non dcgni di una
Camera di Deputati.
Durantc un banchetto dato in onore
dpIl'On. Andrea Tore. presidente del
rAssociazionc della stampa ed ora mi.
nistro per listruz,one. ron Nitti ha
dIchiarato che da giovedi' prossimo
sara tolta la ccnsura per la stampa in
tutta Italia.
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the steep. smooth, coasting path.
Faster and faster he spurted, and then
whizzed out Of sight around SHARP
bend.
"Woof! Wait for. mel" growled
Mother Bear, and she followed him.
'Whee! What fun ~ squealed the
cubs, and they were so anxious to coast
they went rolling and tumbling head
over heels down the mountain side.
''Hee- haw This is the most fun I've
bad since / kicked watampoo, the
medicine man." braycd Balky Sam. lie
sat down on his tail and away he scooted
for the valley.
"We'll go together" said Billy, put
ting his arm around Peggy. In an in
slant they were, shooting downward.
than they had ever coasted in all their
lives. Faster, faster---it was like slid
ing off the roof Of house. ..
"Oh, let's stop!" cried Peggy. But
there was no way to stop. It was almost
as if they were falling out of an air .
plane.
How will we ever get back?" gasped
Billy, for he had suddenly remembered
what. Father Bear had said. This was
the only way into Pleasant Valley and
WV Vh'' way oub VI IT. ihtN buEtly
couldn't climb up this slippery path.
After twisting and turning, the path
Strengthened out, and ahead of them
Peggy and Billy could see the others.
The big bears were sprawled out, the
cubs were still rolling and tumbling and
Balky Sam was fiat on his back with
his hoofs up in the air! All were hav
ing jolly time, for they weren't think
ing about getting back as Peggy and
Billy were doing-they were thinking
about the fun they were having right
then.
So steep was the slide that it took
them only jiffy to coast into the valley
They seemed to smash into the woods
when suddenly the path curved arount
a crag, and headed for the river at tn,
place where it plunged over the cliff t
the lowlands. They were shooting alons
so fast it seemed certain they would q,
straight into the waterfall and down
down to whatever was below.
Father Bear saw the danger ant
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-24
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
PLEASANT VALLEY
BY DADDY

lPeg0y, Billy and Bolkv Sam
taken back TO the long aoo bv n cbor,,
0iuen them by the Wild Gcosc. m
Nth the toild bears TO PIe1soyi
valley. They are chased On Toi'
dmpoo, the Indian medicine man,
The Wonderful Slide
Doggy and Billy found plcasap,
4 Valley most fair to look unon 7,
was like great park shut of from tbo
rest of the world by high mountains
These mountains ran all around IL nx :
cept on one side, and on that side was
high cliff over which rushing river
leaped to the lowlands far below
Er-ugh There we shall be safe -,
growled Father Bear, rising on his hind
legs and gazing down into the valley
sniff Sniff Seems as IL can smell
the good eats that await. us there, "
grunted Mother Bear.
Sniff Sniff! Were sure wc can
smell good eats - grunted the cubs
wrinkling up their puppy like noses
How in the world shall we got IN
the valley?" asked Peggy. They were
at the very top of the mountains and
looking down they could see no place
where they could put their feet-only a
slanting path of shining rock as smooth
and steep as a coasting hill.
I'VE will slide in grunted Father
Bear. This Is the only way into
Picasant Valley and the only way out
OF It. unless YOU fall over the cliff"
"Er ugh Wen go sliding" souealcd
the cubs, and they would have iumped
OF at once If Father Bear hadn't held
them back.
Mother. and I will go first and form
cushions for you to land. on, he
growled.
Father Bear sprawled out all four
OF his paws and went slippety slip down
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sprawled out farther than ever. His
hind paws caught on jutting rock at
the outside edge of the path and his
forepaws caught Mother Bear. She
swerved across the path aud caught on
the inner side. Thus the two bears
formed dam, against which banged the
two cubs and Balky Sam. Peggy and
Billy, the last of the coasters, scooted
into all five and came to sudden, but
soft stop. 1t was like falling into a
feather bed. ...
Tomorrow UiH be told hoD thcp
meet toild cat and get into trouble.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-24
GUARD sINN FEM LEADERS
Troops and irish constsbuIary oc
eupy Strategic Points In Cork

Cork. ireland, March 24.--(By A.
P.)--More troops and royal Irish con
stabulary have been sent here and have
occupied empty houses at strategic
points. The Sinn Fein organization Is
maintaining secret watches and guards
TO protect its leaders, some Of whom re
ceived threatening letters similar to one
delivered TO Thomas MacCurtain, lord
dered last week.
Troops, supported by constabulary
were last night at various points in the
city with armored cars and machine
guns, while the streets were thronsed.