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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-22
Didn't Need Ruth

Totals SO 10 81 IL . Totals =. So 10 81 II |
Giants. ..... / o 0 o %
Runs batted in-Hooper (2). Foster, Pen
mock. McCarty. Home run--Hoopcr. Two
base hlts-ffooper. Doyle. Pennock. Me
nosisy. Double play--McNally to Mc1nnis
Hits and runs--Of Toney and 2 In five
innings; oft Barnes. and Q in four in
nings off Hoyt. and in five innings; off
Pennock. 5 and in four innings Struck
out-By Toney. ]: by Barnes, 8; by Hoyt,
2. by Pennock. 2. Bases on bals-OH
Toney. /: off Barnes. .; off HoXt, /; off
Pehnock A. Left on bases-Red sox. 10;
Giants. 10. Hit by pitched ball--Walters
by Barnes. Umpircs-Brennan and Rooney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-22
To Effect Organization
Thursday; Favor Lower
Manhattanites in Run

The Bankers Athletic League, which
is in process Of formation, prom
Uses to attain a promlnept place in
sports within a short time! This new
association will be officially launched
at meeting to be held next Thursday
evening. Officers will be elected, com
mittees appointed and plans for the
coming outdoor season arranged.
More than sixty banks and trust
companies of the city are interested
in the project. Several meetings have
been held at which constitution and
bylaws were drawn up. These are to
be formally adopted at the coming
meeting. While track and field sports
chiefly will be fostered, championships
IN basketball, baseball and football
also will be contested. The league, too,
intends to promote swimming and will
also try to obtain a country home.
among the most important things to
De discussed at Thursdays meeting
IS the ACCESSIBILITY of conducting an
outdoor set of track and field SORTS.
me majority of the representatives
IS favorable and the idea is almost
certain to be approved. This meet
VIII IN all likelihood be held in June.
Although not actually organized, the
League has already gained recognition.
The John Wanamaker Commercial In
stitute. which holds its annual indoor
carnival at the ED Regiment Armorv
on March 80. has added a relay racs
for the bankers"
The Lower Manhattan Athletic
League rules strong favorite for
the team trophy in the International
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-22
Exhibition Cameo

phil. dS oI1a',ta r. H. g.
Cnattanooga Southern Assn 4
,t later eries.-Rixey. Smith and withrow:
aarshail. Cunningham. York and DELANEY
AT New Orleans: -
Cleveland (American)
New Orleans (Southern).. . 2
y les-Coveleskte. Morton and Nu
Tns shsr; Thomas Torkslson, Walker and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-22

Once upon a time the 50.
called cheap" suit used to
cost about half the price of
a good one.
To-day the cheap" suit
sells for almost as much As
the better qualities.
This principally because
there is no longer any more
cheap" labor.
So why not have the
best?
One good suit ALWAYS
outwears two poor ones.
Besides, with a Rogers
Peet garment there's your
moneyback, any time, if
you want it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-22
St. Vincents ON Ton

St. Vincent's Seniors scored a IS to
% win over the Hoboken Big Five in
a rough and tumble basketball game
yesterday afternoon at Arcadia Hall
They will play return game at Ar
cadia next SUNDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-22
Harry Hooper Whole Show
In Defeat of McGrulu Men
Boston Outfelder Makes Home Run and Double
and Throws Out Men at First, Third and
the Plate; Ross Young Ill With Influenza

DALLAS Tex. March 21More than 5000
that baseball
this afternoon the Giants before
second of their to
the furnished hitting
tiona Unfolding the lead finally Red
in thee hinn;nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-22

The Lower Manhattan Athletic
League rules strong favorite for
the team trophy in the Intersectional
ATHLETIC League championship ruA to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-22

,,a ne,etee-J, Cunningham Iinesmsnw
SOM, Goa ,Morpse, and and J.. Smith Pater
Brown; Morse, Rorke, Time "a and
Forty five minutes 'e vi haives--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-22

1T Is quite as we'll that this was Sum-
day and day of rest, for it is oues-
tionable if the club would have nrac-
tlced anyhow. The northeaster carried
bite that reminded one of the coolest
days here. Most of the boys remained
indoors as it was too windy and dusty
for driving. o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-22

Careful!
Quick changes in under.
wear are best made SLOWLY
Medium weights for now.
All = leather shoes for
men and boys.
ROGERS PEET CO,rpANy
Broadway Broadwa,
at 18TH ST. -Four at 34th St.
Convenient
Broadway Corners Fifth Ave
at Warren at4ist s.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-13

til Rolnini din loc 81 din jur a
lua parte la petrecerea teatrala
impreunata Gu dams, care este a.
ranjata pe 0iua de II Aprilie
1920, in hala societatii dim 1908
Adams Street.
1nceputul la orele 7.30 p. IN.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii so,
|.Damele 35 cent?.
Sc va juca frumoasa piesa tea
trala ,,Ruga de la sat- piesa in
tr 'un act.
p + r S O A N E l. E
loan Ursutiu, plugar, d-nul la
RE Flucus.
I Ravcca, sofia hui, dina Iuliana
Chitia,
Traila, fccior holteiu, u-nul l.
oan Popa.
Achiln Gijeu, prieteuul lui d.
Lazar Saer.
Eta Mareu, plugar, d-nul l.
can Plea.
Rusalina, nevasta lui, dina Pa
raschiva Milea.
Costa Hirsiu, insuratel, d-nul
Nicolae OraStean.
| Muzica romina din Indiana Har
Dor, de sub conducerca domnulai
|. Stoica, va distra onoratul pu-
blic eu ccle mai frumoase arii de
dams 81 cintece rationale.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ana
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Barul va ii asortat Gu cele mai
gustoase anezeluri 81 bauturi reco-
ritoare.
/ In sperant ca toti fratii Ro-
mini din loc 81 din jur ne vor o.
nora Gu prezenta dior, pima la re
vedere am ramas salutilpdu-va Gu
frateasca dragoste.
In numele societatii u. S.
TreHolorul 81 Independence Ro-
NINA" din Gary, Indiana:
Comitetul aranjator.
(SI-SJ)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-13
A v l z

Prin care Sc invita- on. public
romln din St. Louis, Mo, 81 jur
de a lua parte la marea adunare
poporala, ce Sc Va tinea in ziua
de Is Aprilie 1920, la orele p.
M, in hala Sirbllor din al S-lea
81 Barry Street
Scopul adunarii este: Rcorga-
nizarea sectiei Ligei Rationale
Romine din st. Louis, Mo.
Strnati frati Ronlini, astazi da-
toria ne cheaana ca Sc finn CT
totii In unre, spre d ne respecta
dragostea de neam din care ia
Gem partc.
Suntem pc deplin convinsi Gil
apelul nostlu va strabate prm ini-
mile earitlbile a fratiloro Romini,
81 II va face Ca pc data Sus numi-
TIA, Sc avem onoarea ca Gu mic
Gu mare sa finn unit pima in vecie.
Comitetul de organizatie.
(o4-S5)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-13
G o N v o G A r E /.

Societatea romina dc alutof 81
cultura. Major Livius d. Teiu-
Sanu' din z. Hammond, Indiana,
convoaca pc TOT mcmbrii sal din
loc 81 diG jur a lTa part la Sc
dinta gener.la lunari care Sc va
l.,iea in liza de 10 Aprilia 1920,
ia orele 1.;20 p NJ, n hala socie-
ta.ii din East Hammond, Ind, In
60 Co. House.
Find mn multe 4nestii impor-
tante d, "czolvat intlc care va Fl
$. darea de seama pc } l,l. Sc
ilnta am putut-o tinea la tim
pul cuvenit. Duminica prima din
luna, adeca in 4 Aprilie, din cauza
furtunei 81 zapezei grozave ce
am avut, asa ca vom tinea-o la
Dumineca Tomb. Rugam staruitor
pc totl membrii a lua parte la "a
ceasta adunare. Absentele memo
tivate Sc vor pe1eps4 conform sta
tutelor.
In numcle socictatii Major Ii
vius ID. Teiusanu'' din East Ha-
mond, Indiana:
Prezidiul
(S4-S5l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-13

spre a impedeca orr &c ar contri.
bui la turburarea ordinei publice
APPLAUSE furtunoase la liberali 81
averescani, blocul Sc abtine).
ID. PAUL BUJOR ca presedin,
te ia act de numirea noului gu
vern, VENT prin increderea unu.
la din fatcorii constitutional, ra-
mine sa alba 81 increderea Sc.
natului pentru buna rinduiala a
vietii noastre constitutionala.
Sedinta Sc ridica la orele 4 ju
matate, cea viitoare in % Martit
1920.
(,,Dacla").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-13

pc d. n. 1orga: ,,Traiasca adeva-
rata democratier' r'
Sunsnd clopotelul d. Iorga abba
restabileste calmul.
D-sa anunta adunarea, ca pro
rogindu-se pentru zece zile DIES,
baterile deputatii sunt AWAIT Sd
Sc prezinte pc ziue de % Martie
Anunta in acelas tjmp pc mem
bril- majoritatii sa ia parte la
consfatuirile de asia seara ce Sc
vor tine la cluburilc partidelor
respective.
Blocul aplauda 81 sedinta Sc
ridiea in aceiasi atmosfera de
iritatic spiritelor ca 81 la des.
.chiderea sedintei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-13
s E N Att U L
SEDINTA DE LA 3 MARTIE
1920.

ID. PAUL BUJOR deschIde Sc
dinta la 4 fara un sfert. Pc ban
ca ministeriala ia loc noul guvern
in frunte eli d. general Averescu.
apoi dQnnii general Raseanu, G.
! Argetoianu, =. p. Negulescu, Du
iliu Zamfirescu, general Naleanu.
TIL. Cudalbu, Octavian Taslaua-
nu, Nistor, l. Inculet 81 a. Mo.
csonyi. Aparitia guvernului e Sd
lutata GU APPLAUSE frenetice de j.
berali, de avcrescani 81 in parte
de taraniSti, ardelcni, bucOvineni
81 ,basarabcni. Sc striga: ,,Trai;l
sea guvcrnul ordinei sociale." La
cetirea sumarului liberalii protes.
tcaza impotriva anregistrarei fap.
tului cd S ar ii cctit proiectul
de legc agrara 81 al chirlilor,
strigind falls.
ID. DIR. st. Bogdan 81 contelc
Wasilko istorisesc cele intimplate
Teri, aratinld ca larma a fost asa
de mare, incit mimic nu s'a putut
auzi 81 dcci zadarnic sd sc pretin-
da ca s'a putut yota.
d. AL. CONSTANTINESCU: !:
Lasati votul de incredere, ca e.
fectul s'a vazut. pc banca minis.
teriala.
ID. A. SCUTU, ca fost secretar
al biroului, inccarca sa dea ex-
plicatii, dar c interrupt de liba-
rail-.
d. NJ. POLICRAT spune ca tre
buie sd site tara ca gnvernul de
ieri a cautat sa-si faca 0 reforma
electorala de ultim moment prin
depunerea de legi agrare 81 a
chiriilor. Legile sc vor aduce de
altii fara ura de clasa.
Sc aproaba dupa Q furtunoa.
sa discutie slmarul sedintei tre-
cute, sustinut de bloc.
ID. GEN. AVERESCU celeste
decretul de numirca noului gu
yern. Numele dIlor general Ras-
canu 81 lnculet sunt salutate de
intrgc Senatul Gu APPLAUSE.
D-sa anunta ca regele a admls
0 suspendare lucrarilor corpu-
rilor legiuitoare de zece zle, pen
tru ca membrii guvernului sa alba
ragaz sd ia in prnnire departa-
mentele. (Aplause la liberali).
La redeschidere guvernul va ia
ce 0 declaratie de guvernamint.
Acum guyernul va uza de toata
.a,ltpritatea de care are dreptll'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-13

Socictatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Clpia Traiana" din f.
rlc, Pa, convoaca pc toti mem-
bril- sal a lua parte Ia scdinta
extra-oMinara, care Sc va tinca
Dumineca, Is Aprilie 1920, la o.
rele > dupa ameazi in hala socie-
tatii din 1888 Penna Avenue.
La ordinea zilei yor fl urlpa-
toare,e: Alegerca comisiei halei,
alegerea comitctului aranjator
pentru jubileul 81 pctreccrea din
80 Maiu 1920, precum 81 alte che.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-13
FERESTE-TE ROMlNE DE CUI
STRAIN in CASA IA.

Acest provcrb batrin Isl are
rostul sau, 81 mai ales in zilele in
care train. Frate Romine nu tre-
bue sd te increzi la ori 81 cine, 81
mai ales in Oameni care nu i-ai
mai auzit de hume 81 ILL i-ai mai
vazut in viata d-talc.
Toatc afacerile d-talc ca trnmi-
teri de bani, Bilete de Vapoare
sau daca vrei sd aduci pc cine
va de acasa, procuri, legalizari lie
contract sau ori ce fel de act att
pentru tara aceasta, cit 81 pentru
patria vechc, adreseaza-tc la no.
i sa ii sigur ca vel fl sorvit Gin
slit.
Rcmlnii din Cleveland 81 jur
le cunoaste de AMI de zile.
Garantia noastra este trecutul
cInstlt 81 proprietatile noastre.
Noi nu suntcm GU oficiul ambu-
liant, All aici 81 peste O luna in
alta parte, sd nu he poata gasl
eel care all avut afaceri Gu moi
MOI suntem stabili 81 usa este
deschisa tuturor.
Deci frate Romine, afacerile
care lie al, fa-le la adevarata a.
gentle Romineasca: ID. BARZA
81 nu la streini de neamul nos
tru. Scrie dupa orr ce informa-
tie, care wise da gratis.
NJ uita adresa:
D. BARZA
5501 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, o.
Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-13
Nou| guvern In fla
par|dmentuIui.
: PROROGAREA CAMEREI. :.

Rotonda 81 incinta parlamen-
tnlui in plina agitatie. Grupuri.
grupuri deputatii, ziariytii 81 pu.
blicul discutd Gu aprindere schim
barea brusca desi prevazuta
- a situated.
Tn guyern Averescu! Asa de,
curenta stire 81 totusi asa de
surprinzatoare pare tuturora All.
In rimdurilc parlamentarilor din
bloc = indeosebi taranisti 81 ma
tionaliSti 81 remarca indig.
mare nestapinita, haotica, linear
cata 81 de multa dcsamagire.
Deputatii ISL ocupa locurilc,
continuind diseutie. Din gura in
gura treee vestea ca ,,generalul"
Gil suita sa Gle sfetnici a sosit.
Privirile cata spre scena. in To-
ia ministeriala sta = parca ne IA
locul sau - singur d. Inculet. In
loji Sc sopteste: .,ministrul tutu-
ror guvernelor
La orele 3 Isl face aparitia d.
general Ayercscu Gu toti nouii
ministrii.
In scaunul prescdintial ia loc,
intro tinuta de demna infringe
re, d. Nicolac Iorga. D-sa are chi
pull transfigurat dc cmotie.
Sc celeste sumarul sedintei pre-
cedente, dupa care d. general A.
vercscu da cetire decretului regal
dc numire noului guvern.
Noul presedintc al Consiliu-
lui de ministrii anunta, ca dupa
cererea sa, suveranul aprobat
ca pentru luarca in primire a de.
partamentelor, lucrarile corpuri.
lor legiuitoare sunt animate Gu
zece zile, Inccpind dc la IA Mar
tie.
,,Cca dintiu datorie guvernu-
lui, spune ID. Averescu, va ii in-
frinarea tendintelor anarchiste 81
reintronarea Sordinei, Gu pastra-
rea intacta INSTITUTION socia
le 81 de stat, care anunta sa fie
sdrucinata.'.
Acestc pasagii au fost sublini-
ate de aplausele frenetice ale H.
beralilor ridicati in picioare. La
aceasta manifcstatie raspuns d.
Dr.. Lupu: ,,Traiasca tirania I!
Traiasca represiunca.'
d. general Averescu anunta a.
poi, ca profitind de ragazul ce.
lor zece zile de vacanta parla-
mcntara, dupa ce Va examina 81.
tuatia, guvernul va veni in prima
ii reluarii sedintelor GU decla.
ratiunea de program.
Noii ministrii in frunte cu i.
Averescu sc rctrag apoi in aplau-
'sele liberalilor. ID. Iorga Sc ridica
in picioare. @ frenetica manifes-
tatie dc simpatie izbucneste din
rindurile majoritatii. Tot lblocul
in picioare aplauda 81 aclama
timp de o6teva minute. Nantes
tatia are un caracter ostcntati1.
p. Pompiiiu Ioanitescn aclana
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-13

Z. f37s n
stii i1nportante pentru binelc 81
ilrainarea societatii.
Absentele nemotiyate Sc vor a.
menda conform statutelor.
In nunele societatii ,,Ulpia
Traiana' din Erie, Pa:
Prezldiul.
(S4-S5)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-13
/ N VI T A r E >.

SOcletatea romlna de ajutor 81
cu!tura II. S. Treicolorul 81 In
lepepdenta Rolnina'. dinl Gary,
Indiana, are onoarea a invita- Pc
toate surorile societati, cluburi
Il parochii, precum 81 pc toti fra
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5501 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, O..
Adv.)
Arizona republican., 1920-03-03
Even the Animals Are Oppressed With
 Dread of What Was Coming

''The earthquake? You say it's not pie do not go back to their homes?" Daddy Lorimer referred to the inhabi- tants of the hacienda. We had stopped at the edge of the great field to which the Mexicans had fled when they dropped the defense of the place at the first tremor of the earth. It was the flat meadow where Jim, Jr., had swooped down in his airplane to res cue me and Baby Babs. The same people who had so enjoyed that ex- ploit were once more scattered over the field but in frame of mind which was far from being gay.
 ..Sure-the crowds scared of anoth- CT shake, sir" replied Morrison. And see the animals. All mixed up with the people,! Afraid, too. l guess the beasts down here are pretty goo1 guessers when it comes to an earth quake, sir!''
 We may as well go on. No sense in holding up the procession, said Daddy calmly, and he gave the order to the driver who was still fussing with his car.
 "The natives have lost their inter- est in us," remarked Archer with a grin.
 The Mexicans sat on the ground in groups and talked excitedly. Men walked up and down without a pur- pose. Dogs hung close to their mas ter's heels. Burros snuggled their way into parties of women and children as if seeking human protection.
 Even those darn noisy Mexican roosters are still for once" was Nor rison's comment. T suppose they know a lot more about the symptoms Of quake than we do. Hey, Archer"
 They seem to be sure there's more to come" murmured Archer
 I wondered if he spoke so shortly because he was very i'll or because, ne too, was oppressed with a dread of what was coming. Probably my ex- preSslon betrayed my anxiety. for
Arizona republican., 1920-03-03
WHY BRIDES WEAR ORANGE
 BLOSSOMS
(Indianapolis News)

Indianapolis NeWS)
 Various theories have been given re v garding the use of orange blossoms as bridal ornaments. The custom is sup posed to have been brought to Europe by the crusaders from the East, the Saracen brides being accustomed to wear orange wreaths at their mar riage. To this objection was raised that although the orange tree was brought to England as early as 1290, it was long before there was any real cultivation of it even in greenhouses. A second theory is that orange blos- sons came to be worn by brides on their marriage because they were not only scented, but also V. ere rare and costly and so within the reach of only the noble and rich, that indicating tha bride to be of high rank. A third is that orange bridal wreaths had thei- origin in Spain, where oranges have been cultivated for centuries. Thence the fashion passed to France, and by means of French millinery was spread to other lands.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-03
|Co1lfees eesSiotl> ofaBride
 II (CopYrigft 1920 bY e Enterprise AssocahoD

1 Archer immediately made an effort to be gay.
 we should worry" he remarked.
 I've have our luck with us!' He sa- Iuted me gravely Mrs. Lorimers presence will save this bunch from dis aster. But think, MT. Lorimer, if Mrs. Bob hadn't interfered Jordan Spence and I, at this very moment, would be quietly dissolving on bed or quick lime!' Then as if he suddenly real ized what an unfortunate picture he had conjured up, he exclaimed, TT beg your pardon, Mrs. I-orimer." s.Don't ask pardon. Be as horrid as you like" I said with cheerfulness l was far from feeling. 'It makes me the more glad to have saved you, you know"
 I made some further silly remark but hardly knew what I was saying. If only Gene Archer had not rem inded me of the ultimate fate of prisoners iD the hacienda! If only [ could make that obstinate crew of men turn
 around and go back for Bob and Chrys
 and Spence,
 But it was no use wishing that. l might as we'll wish that the big black b.rGs would not follow our car. They were vultures, Archer said, ugly birds of evil reputation. I might as well WISH lLdb tiC hOSS III tAiC "itANhNN'
 adobe villages through which we tore would bark at us in their usual trou- blesome but normal habit. They paid no attention to us at all and it was
 most wncanny. I might as well wish that the sun would shine, though knew we were in for a gay day-our first in Mexico.
 Cur chauffeur was fairly eating up the road to the coast. In our swiftly moving car, it would be difficult to detect the minor warnings of an earth quake. More than once our car swerVcd but never could one tell whether we hat hit high spot or whether the crust of the ear-h was swelling be- heath Ls-rising and falling with the long tow motion of the sea in mid summer.
 l sat with my back to the chauf- faur. Prompted by an unrest which
Arizona republican., 1920-03-03
NA'lU
 '55

banker. He went to Florida real estate development proposition and quickly visioned tlfe possibilities of making Tarpon Springs, centrally To- cated on the Gulf of Mexico and with railroad connections. the headquarters of the industry This has resulted in the building up of beautiful little city with four thousand inhabitants.
 In 1905 Mr. Cheney revolutionized the business by bringing divers from Greece to operate in 30 to 130 feet of water, instead of the old style method of hooking" the sponges out of shall low water with hook on long pole.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-03

hards don't have penint in the overboard
   the of his
  Suddenly
  MT have smile he a ofen?" be now Pase i f yous him.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-03
Menu for Tomorrow


 Breakfast-Cereal with top milk, ap- pie sauce. cru-nb pan cake. syrup, cof- Luncheon-Cream of tomato soup croutons. nut souffle, tea. Dinner-Veal pot roast. mashed po- tatocs. stri-g beans. ctuliflower salad, honey tapioca pudding, coffee.
 My Own Recipes With sugar at the price it is. it is not an extravaganza to use honey in cakes and buildings. Aside from this economic view honey is more easily digested than sugar. Bananas served wich strained honey and a dab" of whipped cream make a good impromp- tu company dessert. Cereal with hon ey instead of sugar is a wholesome and agreeable change.
 Nut Souffie l tablespoon butter
 2i. tablespoons flour
 q cup milk
 @s cup walnut meats
 @ eggs
 1i teaspoon salt
 Melt butter and stir in flour. Add milk slowly, stirring constantly Cook until thick Remove from fire and add chopped nuts. Add yolks of eggs beaten Liil thick and lemon colored. Add salt Fold in whites of eggs beat en tin stiff and dry Turn into a but tered baking dish and bake 25 or 30 minutes in a moderate oven. Serve with whipped cream.
 CauIifIower Salad small caulifiower. Ia cup peas-
Arizona republican., 1920-03-03

1-3 cup carrots. 1-3 cup celery. All the vegetables with the exception of the celery are cooked Break the cauliflower into pieces, on for each service. Make a French dressing of one-half teaspoon of salt, fourth teaspoon pepper. q dash of mustard, ? tablespoons vinegar and table spoons olive oil. Mix cauliflower, peas and carrots (diced) and let stand in the dressing for 30 minutes. Put section of cauliflower in the center of a bed of lettuce. Arrange peas and carrots in alternate heaps around the cauliflower. Sprinkle the celery. which has been finely cut. over the whole. French dressing may be poured over the salad if desired.
 Honey Tapioca Pudding
 tablespoons minute tapioca.
 cups milk
 eggs
 G tablespoons strained honey.
 tablespoons orange juice
 ? teaspoons butter
 A teaspoon salt.
 Moisten tapioca in q little cold water and stir into the milk heated in dou- ble boiler. Cook until transparent, stirring constantly. Add salt. Beat yolks of eggs and beat in honey and orange juice. Add slowly to rapioca and cook until il thickens- Add but ter It will need to cook about 20 minutes. Pour into buttered baking dish and cover with the white of the eggs beaten till stiff and dry with ? tablespoons of honey. Bake a deli cate brown in a hot oven.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-03
FLORIDA HAS A SPONGE KING

(WaShinSton StarD
 The most unusual industry operating in the home district of any member of congress-and that means the entire United States-is probably to be founc near Senator Park Trammells home. It is the sponge fisheries at Tarpon Springs. Fla. The senator tells an in- teresting story about the development of this industry, which now does more than d million dollars worth of busi- ness annually. It was built up by John K Cheney. formerly q Philadelphia
Arizona republican., 1920-03-03
ADVENTURES OF TIE TWINS k1 Olive Roberty Bartos1.
THE HUNGRY WHALE

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Arizona republican., 1920-03-03

could neither explain or control | turned and looked forward over the drivers shoulder.
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