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Arizona republican., 1920-11-18
ORGANIZATION OF IRISH SYMPATHIZERS TO SEND
 COMMITTEE TO IRELAND
Republican A. p. Leased WIre1

WASHINGTON, Nov. IT. = Irish leaders from over the country today completed organization of "The Amer lean Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic"
 At the same time the commission of seven from the committee of one hund- red Investigating the Irish question, laid plans for opening tomorrow it's hearings with two witnesses direct from Ireland on the stand.
 The hearings of the committee, how ever, were to have started today, but receipt of information that John Dur ham, acting mayor of Balbriggan. and Dennis Morgan of Thurles, would be present to testify tomorrow resulted in postponement. Dudley Field Ma lone, former customs collector at New York, also Is on the list of witnesses for tomorrow and after his appearance on the stand, he is expected to sit at the hearings as the attorney for the American Commission on Irish Inde- pendence.
 The British embassy will not be rep resented, formal declination of the committees invitation having been forwarded by the embassy today. The embassy declared it could not approve the purposes of the inquiry and ex- pressed the belief that the only result would De the spreading or propaganda
 The organization, formed by Irish sympathizers after conference with Eamonn de Valera, president of the provisional Irish republic. was said tC be designed to supplant the Friends 0. Irish Freedom and the leading Irisf independence organizations.
 The office of the Irish inquiry com mission announced today that plans had been perfected to send sub b-com mittee to Ireland soon to make a frs hand investigation. The project re suited. 1t was said, from invitations t, send such committee received by tn ; commission in round robin signed b.
 British labor party leaders, and simi
 lar proposals from the Irish Catholi
 hierarchy and numerous persons prom
 inent in Protestant Ireland.
 Withdrawal of Raymond Robins c
 Chicago from membership in the in
 quiry commission also was announce tonight His message to the commis ] sion expressed regret that pressing en
 agreements would prevent his partici patton.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-18
Three Men Held
 as Suspects in
 Chicago Murder

CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-Lawrence and Harris Jorgensen. two of the three men under arrest in connection with the deaths of Maree Ramey and Lillian Thompson, actresses. whose bodies. were found in Grant park Sunday, to- night made signed statements which led the police to believe that the women were subjected to a brutal at tack just prior to their death. The belief of the police and of the coroner that death was due to alcoholism and exposure was not changed by the stories of the two Jorgensens, how ever. it was said.
 Lawrence Jorgensen told the police, according to copies of the statement given out, that Marcus Brun1berg and a man named Mccarthy, who hitherto was unmentioned. attacked the women in Grant park in view of the two Jorgensens who were said to have re- mained in the automobile in which been "joy riding"
 Brumberg, according to the police admitted that he and McCarthy got out of the machine with the womer but said that only the woman with Mccarthy had been attacked. Brum- berg is under arrest and Mccarthy 1. being sought.
 It was reported that he had takel
 a boat for Buffalo. N. r. The Jorgensen statements said tha i the two brothers and Brumberg wen ! riding Saturday night in an automobil | which they had borrowed. On a nortl l side street they noticed Miss Thomp | son staggering and took her in tn | car. the statements said. At her re
 quest they drove around a corner an
 got Mccarthy and Miss Ramey. Afte
 visiting some cabarets they went t Grant park
 The police said tonight that the
 did not think the Jorgensens c
 Brumberg were to blame for tn
 deaths
Arizona republican., 1920-11-18
Man and Wife Found Dead m Bed-Police
 IraUestigofi1g Cause

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 17.-Raymond F. Jarrett, 3S. and his wife. 36, were found dead in bed in their home in Webster Grove. suburban, late to- day. An investigation has been begun in an effort to ascertain the cause of the deaths.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-18

CHICAGO. Nov. 17.-Captain Bob Roper and Bob Martin, heavyweights, tonight were matched to box 12 rounus to a decision in Baltimore No- vember 24- They have met twice, each man winning once.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-18

(Continued on page 9
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-21

ce cradeti ca nffn& sd Sc .omoare|
stu eiY M. Afara de acest sport,
.ei au inventat ri lucruri fru.
;frumoase, Aal naarit mijlocul sa
vorbeasca La depSrtari mari Gu
ajutorul electricitatei; au facutI
,descoperiri minunate. Stunt mllltil
din fiji mel cari Sc gindesc laE
fericirea 81 progresul tuturors' i
(Marte): ''Ai dreptate,. soro,I
dar spune drept cite mil de reli-s
gil exista pc tine, cite rase, cite
tari, caci pc mine, acum o sin.
gllra religie 81 tara?
(Pamintul): "Foarte multe.
Gu toate ca fiji mel stunt. tineri,
cred Gu siguranta ca vor intrece
pc mart:allii tai...
/. GPlanetele rid asa de puternic
in cit Soarele .nevoit sd inter
vina).
(Soarele): 'Tacere! M vrc-
me de .flccarit, avem sa mai stra-
batem un drum lung de cite-va
suite de milioane de AMI; he trc-
buie putere, viata: &c Sc petrecc
pc Pamint s'a petrecut odata pc
Marie 81 Sc va petrece in viitOr
pc Jupiter Saturn, Uranus 81
Neptun. Pimintnl are dreptatc,
.omenirea lure inca un cclpil
zburdalnic. Iata frllmoasa Vega
ne face scmne, 9flecaririle noastre
All ajuns pima la ca. Inairlte, la
sati "a firea ss'aalsi urlndieeze calea.
81 a,poi' du'pa zee omenirea P amin,
t,rlui va ajllnge la declin, va dis
pare; pima cind 81 en- 81 Vol, -
planetele, ratacind intunecati
ca niste ghemuri negre dupa
cum desteptii fiji al Pamintului
au prezis, ca:
"vom rataci sintunecati pima
cind he vom imbratisa ell alti
l
frati, dind nastere lmui nou sis
tenn solar, mai puternic de Cit
eel din prezent, ecu alte planete,
Gu alte omeniri, desi tot Gu ace
least elemente yssnlce.. !"
.CAstronomii Iiptului): Tot
celia ce d spals 6unicul nostru,
Soarele, am banuit 81 AMI ,crezut
81 moi. Mimic nu upoate fl distrns.
Pc cind Soarele hostru intlsnecat
va rataci in imsnsitatea fara ga
pat, ducind cn q luaaile moarte
pc carl omenil 4iatesti sau
planetare vooa ~ sainioara
in luptele fara j oase ale vietei
zilnice, moi pntem 'banui ca
un alt SCARE .st1ns, veHind de ase-
menea din adincurile infinitului,
! il va 5ntilni ST.. 9
'Deodata, do,ra corpuri enorme
| 81 opuse
'De forte priases,magnetice
| conduse
''Sori stinsi, raline triste,
/ grozave 81 opace
'Cavouri care tae q golurilor
| / pace,
"Tnagind iprin intuneric cortegiu
| de planete
'Hipsite de viata, letargice
| schelete
zee an netarmarirea diyina
drept mormint,
80 q - q ...Ist Sc. So. n.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-21

CcNTlNUARE DE PE PAGINA I.
ksora Marie s'a liniStit Gle mutt.
Pc ce planetaY Afla ca Pamin-
tenii si-au declarat iarasi raz-
boiu''.
(Planeta Marte): "Fratilor!S
Saturn 81 Jupiter - mrrltumiti.
Destinului ca sunteti att de In
departati, altfel pentru vrlsta
voastra inaintata n ar Fl ibine ca
sd fiji nrartori al nlacelariei su-
rorei voastre, Pamintul, care e
aproape inslndata in slngele fiji
lor eli, Eu, care stunt cea mai
aproape de ca, tremur de
groaza. Inteleptii mel locuitori
au renuntat de mult la aceasta
''macelarie", caci au trebuit sa
sc measca spre a gasi mljlocul
ca sd nu moara de sete, apele
find pc ispravite. Oar omenfrea
pamintului lllpta prin aer, pc
sIbt mari, pc mari, pc uscat,
dind prin aceasta spectacolul Gel
mai sfisietor, pc care un ON Gil
| instinctele cele mai singeroase,
nu Ia putut visa wre-odata h."
(Saturn): Ma rog, tn trebuie
sd stii pentru ce Pamintenii Sc
bat iar''.
(Marte): '.,Batrinii mel inva-
tati, d1upa ce-au demonstrat GU
cifre 81 Gu calcule aeeasta 'afa-
cere", le-au iesit rezultatul ca e
20 necesitate, ca trebuie sd sc
omoare intre eli, caci atomul ace
sta gInditor - omul - tinde a
umplea lumea paminteasca".
| (Jupiter): Gear zice oarc
planetele altor sisteme solare,
daca ar auzi 81 ele despre mace
hrile acestea, despre satbbatacia
in care traiesc Pamintelfii ?''
(Marte): ''S'ar mira foartc
multi de aceasta prostie ONE
neasca. In tot cazul eli, = pamin-
tenii = STUNT .prea tineri inca,
n 'au ajuns la maturitatea gin
/ direi!"
1 (Jupiter): ''An ajuns, sau
n 'au ajuns, nu voiesc ca sa stiu,
dar Gu Pam1ntpl acesta nn
| adevarat scandal. Tin foarte multi
ca sd nu sc mai intinple lucruh
de acestea, 81 de aceia te rog,
soro Marie, sal faci semn suro-
rel Pamint, ca sa ma asculte caci
am sa'i atrag atentia asupra a.
cestui lucru".
(PamintuD: ''Aveti dreptate
frati 81 surori, ca va plingeti in
contra mea. + usor sa ma jude.
'cati; daca insa veti cugeta ma
Ibine yeti vedea ca nu stunt 1ntru
mimic vinovata. Prea slavitii Ju.
piter, Uranus 81 Neptun, nu au
omeniri, nu stu ce copilul
Marte, fara suparare, Sc afla la
o virsta cind.. Venus, lucru ciu.
dat, si-ascunde fata sub valul
des de nori, de nu poti sd stii &c
1 Sc petrece la ca acasa.. Fara
ami lauda copiii, eu stunt sim
gura care posed 6 omenire pima
de viata, in floarea vrdstei. Dacd
nu puteti priv mai de aproape
apoi atunci ascultati celia ce va
yoiu spune: Acum cite-va clipe
ceresti, acum cite-va mili0ane df
ami, omenirea mea nici nu exista
| Abba abba a luat nastere priI
nenumarate TRANSFORMER. Ce.
credeti ca e multi de cdnd fiji me
umblau goi .lprin padure, fiinf
prieteni buni Gu maimutele, do
borind fiarele Gu grele maeiuci
Cird an gasit focsll, cind au in
ventat Instruments, clnd AL in
ceppt 'sa Sc ciyilizezel Acun
cite-va zeci de mil de ami era ma
rau; nici~nu Sc cunosteau' uni
pc altii, fiecare popor eSedea q
eli singur denim sd traiascass.
II (Marte): 'I4ccuitorii mei 4
hat joe de al tai. Fl M pot =
I priceapa cum fiintele tale IN 10
ca sa-si adune fortele Aentrn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-21

'Atrase una spre alta zanatice
sc-aVint
Isl n goana lor nebuna turbate.
sc ciOcnesc.
''Noianul fara tarmuri bizar Sc
lumineaza
La para ce revarsa incendiul
ceresc,
'Abizurilc tragic haotice
vibreaza
''Caci astfel vrca destinul su-
prem necunoscllt
zee 'viata salsi lea dreptul GEO
clipa a perdut!.. %
(Alex. Anestin).
Isl vor Fl alte omeniri carl vor
trai intro noua lumina, cum
train moi s.azi intr'a noastra.
Oar 81 . aceste Unixersuri yor
pieri la rindul lof. 8
Vasile D. Bradul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-21
|ldSatiuai p3ncde h
ehesda Razbdu|i

coNrlNUARE DE- Pr PAGINA !.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17

l Melt butter in saucepan and stir in flour While flour is browning rub constantly with back of spoon to press out Jumps. When nicely Drowned, add seasoning and water in which extract has been dissolved. Let boil and serve. Addition of various vegetables or spices may vary sauce. Meat Croquettes cups cold meat tcoolxed and diced) l cup rice. 1 tsp extract of beef IA cup hot water T. oleomargarine. T. flour. a4 cup diluted evaporated milk Dissolve extract of beef in hot water and add meat and rice.
 Make sauce from oleo, flour, and milk and add to first mixture
 Cool. form into croquettes, roll in crumbs, eggs, crumbs. Fry in lard substitute.
 Tomato and Beef BouiIon
 1 cup tomato bouilion.
 tsp extract of beet.
 F pint hot water.
 F tsp. salt
 Pepper and salt
 Mix ingredients in order given Heat until piping hot and serve with toasted croutons.
 Casserole of Vegetables
 can corn.
 1 can baked beans
 1 cup cooked potatoes.
 F tsp. extract Of beef.
 cup hot water
 Salt and pepper.
 Arrange beans, corn and potatoes il. casserole.
 Pour over this. extract of beef dis solved in hot water.
 Add liquid drained from corn. l2I- with parsley.
 tsp. bouillon.
 5 cups boiling water
 2 tsp. chopped celery . l tsp chopped chiyes.
 l tsp. chopped pimento.
 Add ingredients in order named and serve piping hot.
 These recipes will consume com pletely a jar of extract of beef
 Organizing the 1920 Pantry Shelf
 This is the stock taking season, the time for complete reorganization in the home as well as in business After closing family account books and pay ing all overhaugine bills, we are busy patching up our plans and projects and making them over, cutting down here and there so that we will not overrun the family budget
 The pantry shelves. we find are quite deplete. Implicit need is felt for new organization, and here we shall rest awhile to plan new material for our pantry shelf. Fully equipped pantry shelves are prerequisites~ to food economy. Hit and-miss promis- cuous buying tends to increase the food bill. Have you ever thought of that? Carefully plan your pantry stock not with the thought of today in mind, but with a tomorrow as well.
 The home manager starts listing pantry stock with fear and trembling in her heart, for the problem seems almost endless. A few general sug- gestions may present ideas for shelves
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17

and so stimulate an interest in organ izing fully stocked pantry, one that can he relied upon for general use unexpected guests, for a midnight lunch, or for some unlocked for emer- gency. A 1920 pantry shelf-the watch word of the home manager for this first month of the year
 An emergency shelf may contain sal mon, sardines, shrimp, tuna, luncheon beef and luncheon sausages. canned soups, dried beef, sliced bacon and extract of beef
 preserve shelf and vegetable shelf should contain canned celery, corn, beans, peas, pumpkin, sauerl1raut, squash, spinach, tomatoes and succo- tas. Canned peach, raspberry, pine apple, strawberry, orange and fig pre- serve, grape, apple, stwraberry, rasp- berry and other jellies.
 For general supplies do not overlook inGS-orange, vanilla, lemOn- bouillon cubes, table sauces. tomato relish and pepper sauces. Also eyapo- rated milk, pancake flour, coffee hominy, rolled oats and salad dressing.
 It is not merely enough to name thtse without emphaticaly stating that all of these goods should be selected from a well known reliable brand In- ferior goods are not to be advised. Do not endanger the health of your family or suffer them to use products that are not recognized as standard Use only very best products prepared under United States government supervision.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
FACTS ABOUT COLD STORAGE
 Do You Know

That the present scientific cold stor- age warehouse is but an evolution from the farmers cellar where he kept foods from seasons of plenty to the season of scarcity?
 That proper cold storage is the most necessary and healthful of the several forms of food preservation?
 That cold storage simply annihilates time?
 That foods which go into cold stor- age in good condition come out in good condition?
 That without adequate cold storage warehouses to preserve the perishable food products in time of over-produc- ton there would be a very great scare ity in times when the supply of fresh foods was inadeouate to supply the demand?
 That without cold storage at one season foods would be unprofitable to the producer and that in the season of scarcity they would he so high they would be beyond the reach of the aver age family?
 That there are laws governing the length of time food may be held in cold storage?
 That the cold storage man has noth- ing to gain by holding foods placed in storage longer than sound economic principles will justify?
 That the temperature in the me chanical cold storage Tor preserving foods is as follows.
 Butter-10 degrees below zero.
 Meat--5 degrees below zero
 Fish--50 degrees above zero.
 Eggs-30 degrees above zero.
 Poultry-Zero?
 Every step in the process of refrig- eration must be correctly made. What You Can Do With Jar of Ex-
 tract of Beef
 Extract of beef-the medium by which meat flavor is extended is just what the name implies. We have often tasted sauces, gravies, and meat dishes that contained a piquant, decidedly unusual flavor. After the explanation. it is found to be attributed to extract of beef. It supplies just the zest nec- essary to make it popular from a flavor standpoint asewel1 as much nutriment from the standpoint of it's dietetie
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
THE FAMILY DIETARY

The family dietary is intended to show the main part of every meal is made suitable for a family of children or varying ages with hearty appetites as we'll as adults These menus do not mention or suggest food for children under the age of three, as each mother finds that her own problem.
 Breakfast-For the Entire Family
 Rolled oats with evaporated milk, or fresh whole milk, canned apricots. toast and outer, poached eggs, coffee, milk for children.
 Luncheon-For Entire Family
 Cream of peanut soup, bread and butter. halved peaches. oatmeal cookies. cocoa.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
Dinner

Boiled mutton. horseradish sauce baked potato, cheese salad, spinach, milk to drink, mince pie, apple butter coffee. Omit horseradish sauce for children. Omit salad for children Omit pie for children. Omit coffee for children.
 Supper for Children Under Three Steamed rice, milk, bread and butter
 RECIPES
 Chop Suey 2iz lb. neck beef large stalks celery to medium sized onions diced or sliced. .
 l cah mushrooms or F h. dried mushrooms.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
? T. molasses.
 , T. chop suey sauce. 1 T. extract of beef. ? T. olecmargarine.
Method

Place neck of beef cut into pieces in three pints of water into which 1 T. of salt has been adde.. Cook until r,eAt is tender or partially so. Remove from kettle and trim all meat from bone.
 Into a kettle put celery, cut up fine, onions diced, chop suey sauce. extract of beef and oleomargarine. Let simmer for ten minutes and add cups of hSt water. Add meat and mushrooms cut up into small pieces. Cook all together until meat is thoroughly done and mushrooms are tender. Mushrooms may be omitted if desired. Serve with rice molds.
 If there is a leftover, Jake the mixture and stuff in green peppers and bake in moderate oven for 25 minutes. Be- fore putting in oven add little grated cheese sprinkled over the top. This gives a pleasing flavor.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17
TRY THE "SCISSORS'- ITS THE LATEST DANCE

The latest dance to take Paris and then New York-by storm goes by the name of the Scissors" It origin ated in Madrid and can be danced to any tango tune or slow waltz. Here's how you do it: Grasp your partner by both hands. holding your arms crossed in front of you. The man, on the left of the lady. places his right leg, slightly bent, in front of his part ner- Then you dip slightly. The man slides his right leg forward and his partner passes behind him. He then turns on his left heel, takes two steps forward turns half right and both re- peat the dip. The dance lasts once around the hall, when the music stops Pictures show the start and two steps of the new dance.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17

SANTA ANA, Handsome Jack Geraghty, the chauffeur who wooed, wed and then lost Julia French at Newport, has taken a second wife. She is Miss Amy Blusta of Allston and Watertown, Mass. The wedding was an event of New Years day at Santa Ana, where the bride had been acting as secretary for a moving pie ture concern.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-17

value.
 An ordinary four ounce jar of beef extract contains between four and five level ta tablespoonfuls By keeping in a cold place, extract of beef will keep for a long time Tn this way, no DOT tion of it is wasted, for as need arises from time to time. it may be utilized and so the original cost reduced If you purchase a jar of extract of beef, plan to make profitable use of it. Here is one suggestion for complete utilization of one jar:
 Plain Brown Sauce
 T. o1eomargarine.
 ? T. flour.
 l tsp. pepper.
 l tsp. extract of beef.
 F tsp. salt
 F pint hot water.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
TO DISCUSS IMMIGRATION.
Miss Elizabeth Read 10 Address Meeting
Here FRIDAY Night.

The regulation Of immigration and
naturalization will be discussed by
Elizabeth Read. OF the New York Bar,
n the Amerioanization Institute on
Friday evening
Miss Read he's made special study
Of all laws affecting immigrants ~ the
United States. and can race tho history
of immigration laws back to the time when
conyicts III irons we're brought 70 our
shores and turned loose IN our seaDorts
without an, regulation by this government
She has unearthed, many curious and
interesting incidents bearing upon the
subject
High School Community Room At 7.45
o'clock On Saturday morning al 1880
Miss Margaret T. Mcguire. principal
of the General George A. Mccall Public
School 10 Philadelphia, and we'll known
10 Wilmington audiences, will lecture
on ''The Place Of the Public Day School
in Americanization."
All the lectures il the course are open
90 the public WITHOUT cost.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
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MIR. Heinricks Was Ready to
Give Up; Then He Found
How to Regain Health.

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dizziness bioat after eating guawing sensa-
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Ind
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Thus it helps nature 10 build up the blood
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE /
DEAL SETS NEW RECORD
$40, 600. 900 Transaction is for Co
operative Office Building Scheme;
Business Pushing Uptown.
By Associated Press TO Every Evening


New York, MAY l3.--The first Office
buildings to be erected here on the co.
operative scheme, under plans announced
today will evolve an outlay OF $40,QOO,-
OO0-the largest single real estate transac-
ton in the history of the city. The
buildings will be 81 and 25 stories in
height and will have a floor area OF 800
900 square feet, they will be erected on
property northwest of the Grand Central
terminal between Park and Madison
avenues from 45th 10 41th streets. Hall
a million square feet OF floor space IN the
buildings already has been reserved for
q group of corporations, which viii move
from the downtown business section
Tenents have purchased more than
SIT, ,OOu. 600 worth of realty in New ork
in the last year under the cooperative
ownership plan, as a protest against nigh
rentals
OF this amount at least S25,000,og'
of the properties have been purchased
for private occupancy by the buyers,
while cooperative owners have bought
apartments and business structures tor
the remaining S50,0O0,o0 Miilionaires
ms well as ordinary tenants have Joined
the movement which has gained consider
able momentum in the last few months.
No uniform plan has been followed IN
either buying or holding. In many
cases purchasers have obtained single
apartments in fashionable apartment
house districts either by outright buying
or bv taking stock in holding company $
proponents of the movement claim that
substantial savings have been or VIII be
made on their rent outlay from the prohts
and economies resulting from their own
landlortiship.