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COOKING SCHOOL
Continued from Page One)

troit stove, kitchen cabinet, ice box.
and other articles.
Miss Randall of the Central High
school and class in home economics
and domestic science will visit the
school this afternoon.
Following are the recipes for foods
prepared at the cooking school Mon
day:
Baking Powder Biscuits.
Two cups Globe "A-1" flour; 3 level
teaspoonsful Calumet baking powder;
l level teaspoonful salt; tablespoons
full shortening; about q cup milk.
Peanut Butter Cake.
Three level tablespoonsful shorten
ing; l Y cup sugar; 1 egg; yolks of 2
eggs; l Y teaspoonful Ben Hur or
ange extract; Y teaspoonful Ben Hur
vanilla extract; 2 Y cups CAL" flour;
|3 teaspoonsful Calumet baking pow
der. Bake in two large layer cake
pans.
Icing.
One cup sugar; 12 cup water boil
until it threads; turn into white of
l egg beaten very stiff; add l heaping
tablespoonful Beech-Nut peanut but
ter; beat until cool enough to spread.
Coffee Jelly.
One-half package Knox Gelatine;
soften in Y cup cold water; cups
Ben Hur coffee; Y cup sugar, little
salt; mold and serve with Sunset
Marshmallow Creme.
TUESDAYS RECIPES
Yesterday the following were used:
Peanut Butter Loaf.
Two cups boiled rice; cup Beech
Nut peanut butter; "a cup bread or
cracker crumbs; tablespoonsful of
Chill Sauce; l teaspoonful scraped on
ion; / teaspoonful Spanish sauce; a
teaspoonful Paprika; teaspoonful
salt; egg; Y cup hot water or stock.
Bake about l hour in moderately hot
oven.
Pineapple Trifle.
One-half package Knox Gelatine,
(acidulated); y cup cold water; l cup
boiling water; l cup preserved pine
apple. Let stand until the mixture
begins to stiffen, then add l cup cream
whipped; turn into mold until ready
to serve.
Mullins.
One cup CAL" flour; y cup each
Health Brand corn meal; teaspoons
full Calumet baking powder; Y tea
spoonful salt; l egg; Il cup milk; 2
tablespoonsful sugar; l tablespoonful
sohrtening.
Tomato Jelly Salad.
One-half package Knox Gelatine; 1a
cup cold water; 2 cups boiling water;
2-3 cup Beech-Nut Catsup; teaspoon
full Spanish sauce; ia teaspoonful salt;
2 teaspoonsful sugar. Mold in indi-
vidual molds; when ready to serve
turn onto lettuce leaves and garnish
with Thousand Island dressing.
WEDNESDAY RECIPES
This afternoon the following recipes
were used;
MacarOni and Beach-Nut Beef.
One cup Beech-Nut Beef; 2 cups
cooked macaroni; 1la cups white
sauce. Bake 20 minutes.
Sauce.
Two tablespoonsful shortening; 8
tablespoonful flour; 1 Y cups milk;
1 teaspoonful Spanish sauce; Y tea
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chased the system. For two years
Mr.. Perry has been general manager,
in charge of the valley division, Mr..
Cronholm rating as superintendent,
but having Independent charge of the
works at the river.
Mr.. Nickerson has been on the board
three years, being chosen in January,
1919, to succeed Leroy Holt as presi-
dent. He has been interchangeable in
attending to his duties, spending day
and night on the levees and along the
canals during times of danger or
shortage of water.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-24
SUFFRAGE LAW is
O.K'ED BY HUGHES
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK. March 24.-Claims of
the anti-suffragists that the Anthony
amendment to the Constitution. if
ratified will be ineffective in states
where the state constitutions restrict
suffrage to male citizens, until such
constitutions have been amended, are
erroneous according to the opinion OBJ
tanned from Charles E. Hughes, by
the National American Women's Suf-
frage association.
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spoonful salt; a teaspoonful paprika.

spoonful salt; a teaspoonful paprika.
Tuna Salad.
One-half package Knox Gelatine;
Il cup cold water; cup Mrs. Porters'
salad dressing, (hot); l cup flaked
tuna; 2 tablespoonsful,olives, chopped;
Y cup celery, cut fine; Y teaspoonful
salt; a teaspoonful paprika; l tea
spoonful Spanish sauce.
Spice Pudding.
One-fourth cup shortening; l cup
sugar; u cup milk; IA cups flour;
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Peanut Butter Cookies

Three tablespoonsful shortening;
milk; " cup Beech-Nut peanut butter;
cup flour; 2 teaspoonsful Calumet
baking powder. Drop in teaspoons
full on buttered pan; bake in moderate
hot oven.
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PANAMA CANAL is
CLOSED FOR 2 DAYS
(By Associated Press)

PANAMA, March 24-The Panama
canal is closed for two days because
of land slide in the Cucaracha sec
tion, according to an official announce
ment.
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3 teaspoonsful Calumet baking pow
der; / teaspoonful pastry spice. Bake
in muffin pans and esrve with Sunset
Marshmallow Creme.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
ONLY 101-2 TONS OF CUT
DIAMONDS NOW IN WORLD
= his Is Estimate of Statistical Expert,
who Says They Could BE Packed
In Ciothea Closet.

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.--If all the dia-
ronds mined in history and existing to-
gathered from the ends of the earth.
they would form a pile about AS large
as wagon load Of coal dumped on the
33I,474 carats and the gems would
weigh 10 IL tons.
II the pile were in the form OF a
--one. It would have base diameter OF
eight feet and height OF Ave feet.
Reckoning the diamonds at $500 a
carat; Il would have value Of sla...
gallons worth s5,53e,023 a gallon: or
rs is bushels. valued at s51,570.729 d
hushcl.. All the worlds diamonds could
be packed in ordinary clothes closet
or kitchen pantry.
This is the interesting speculation
OF chicago statistical expert: II is
worlds entire history. India. ii is es-
t liz has produced; All told. 10000
S %es 1saS Ee4nss sGSG
british Guiana. $4,000; Australia, i5o,-
900: China. 1000; Siberia. 500; United
pu. Of ss e Is total rough
avo!rdupois.
only about SO per cent of rough dia-
Yon m, ca are eo, cut IT. into gems and lose
being cut and polished. Diamonds are
practically indestructible and the first
diamond ever mined may possibly still
i!onaire's wife. or waitress in res
taurant may, be wearing the worlds
first diamond or fragment of it, But
least 100000 carats by flood. fire
shipwreck and other disasters. These
reductions and losses leave the total Of
ut ana polished diamonds at 4e.355.474
The estimate of $500 carat Is The
very minimum price at which diao
ular demand for diamonds waa never
so great and they have become the
gem of working people as well as The
times as much now as before the war
and sell at from $500 to $1,000 a carat
So in view of modern prices. the val
nred extremely modest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
NEW PLAN OF INSURANCE
FAV0RS WORKERS IN BANKS
When Employee Savr Ter Cent OF
SALARY. New York Company
Adds Same Araount.

NEW YORK, Jan. ls.-An interna-
tional life insurance plan has been
adopted by the Empire Trust Com
pany which provides for the addition
oy the corporation of per cent OF an
employees salary to a like saving by
The following illustration demon
strates how IL works in the case OF
an employee. aged twenty, who desig-
mates sixty-fve as the age OF his re
tirement:
Salary $1,000 year or less.
Monthly payment by employee. IS:
monthly payment by Empire Trust
Company. IS. Cash surrender values:
end OF second year femployee having
paid $500, s1os.47; end Of firth year
tcmployce having paid 5000. s517.s5:
paid 5000, S1.056.5o; end OF fftecnth
year temployee having paid $4,000, ST.
oS4.7a; end OF twenty sixth year Gem
ployee having paid $4,000, Sails.
Loan values arc the same as above
At age SIS. employee having paid in
:2.ioo. at mis- option receives s10.,os
II lump sum or monthly income Of
1887 for the remainder OF his life I'm
no event less than 120 months).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
MARRYING DEAN TO RETIRE
CANON SHEPPARD FAMOUS
IN LONDON SOCIAL CIRCLES
ProvcrbIal Saying That All the We'd |
dIngs ut Which lie Has Omctsted
Have Heen Happy Ones.
rUv Universal Service. I

LONDON, Jan. 17.-Canon Edgar
Sheppard. chaplain to the King ana
subdean OF the Chapcls Royal for
thirty-five years. is contemplating re-
tircmcnt.
Canon Sheppard. who is in his sew
cnty-ffth year. is a great .avoritc OF
the King and Queen. to whose chill
drcn he has long been religious tutor.
His personality is SO charming tina.
he has smiled for many years under
the sobriquet OF tho universal mar
rier." from the fact that very few
fashionable weddings take place at
which the su5dean Is not present TO
Only Happy Marriages.
II is almost proverbial saying that
not one marriage by Canon Sheppard
has proved unhappy. He conducts the
tributes 10 the happiness Of both
parties Tho subdean is SO widely
liked that it was once averred that
to be baptized. married or buried with
out his assistance was next to impos-
s!ble.
An engraving of the coronation o.:
the present King and Queen. signed
,s CHAPEL HrR6af s gn Ia eis f Sss at
hane, NoYs Of the eh9r a, the
once resorted TO novel method OF
com posing his sermons, which. during
the war, were characterized by dig
nihed lack of passion or panic. He
often walked backward and forward
In Hyde Park, near the Serpentine. for
| hours at a stretch, jottinS down &C.
cas!onally a few notes.
Bottle Of sherry Opened.
The present Bishop OF London came
to preach at the chapel not long after
Dr., Sheppard was appointed subdean
and the usual bottle of sherry from
tho Buckingham Palace cellars-an
old custom when an outsider preached
was opened.
Dr. Ingram tasted the sherry. pulled
n wry face and pronounced * rank!
The subdcan. who had never troubled
10 taste the wine himself. discovered
that the verger had been substituting
for the priceless royal Madeira n bot
| tie OF the cheapest sherry procurab'e E.
and at the same time had made a lit
| tic ncst-egE for himself by selling the
| Queens wine. The subdean dismissed
| the man. and took the opportunity OF
| ending tho sherry-b,bbing practice, OF
which he entirely disapproved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
LONDON SUITS WILL
|. BE HIGH THIS SPRING
Increasing Cost of Material Sends
Price Up to Twenty
Guineas.
CLOTH DISTRICT VERY RICH
Bradford, Where Factories Are
Located, Is Wealthiest Sec
ton in British Empire.
CLOTH DISTRICT VERY RICH
fRv universal Service.

BRADFORD. Jan. 1.-THE London
tailor prophesies that next spring and
SUMMER suits will cost twenty Euineas
tsl05l because OF the still increasing
price OF material.
BRADFORD, where the cloth comes
from, rctorts: We have more money
per head Of the population than any
other city in the British Isles"
Bradford, with it's 100000 people.
pay moro income tax than it's neighbor.
Leeds with nearly twice the number OF
people.
There are no now poor here, but
there arc plenty OF new rich. It is
commonly reported that one, cannot
walk up the steps Of the Bradford EN-
change when the House is meeting
without rubbing elbows with post
war millionaire.
"Wc are simply sticky with money.
Some men don't know what they have
made" said q: merchant.
District OoEcs Money.
Bradford IL still on the crest OF 4
wave OF wonderful prosperity. Wool
and tops merchants, yarn spinners,
cloth manufacturers and dyers-.
through each stage in tho trade mill
lions have been made. Even the oper-
atives. Judged by ordinary middle class
standards, are exceedingly we'll on.
Continued on Sixth Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
WORLD AIR SERVICE
IS VAST ENTERPRISE
Is Too Great for Private Capital
to Undertake to
Handle.
AUSTRALIANS GREAT FEAT
Flight From England to the Anti
podes Considered as Magnih-
cent Achievement.
AUSTRALIANS GREAT FEAT
BY CLAUDE Gr,AnAME WHITE.

LONDON, Jan. 17.-The magniacence
Of the achievement OF ahc two young
flying from England To North Aus
tralia can only be fully realized by
those who understand the innumer-
counter.
The flight is vcri,able triumph O.
skiilrul organization, inlomitab!e grit
and money.
am. sorry to in,rude such mum
dane factor into SO romantic an
achievement. blu, in view OF the future
OF aeronautics generally too, srea. a
cial aspect OF the question.
Flight Marks New Ern.
These were the three factors which
resulted in so wonderful victory, a
victory that marks new era in com
mercial aircraft development, an era
of which, as an empire. we may feel
1t must not DE imas incd, however.
that now this one fight has been ac-
compiished an aerial world service
will be Instituted within week or
two. Even the most optimistic Of US
know better than that. Before ever
such desirable contamination of our
hopes can come about We have got to
almost cradicate-not merely sur
mount-the difficulties which Captain
and Lieutenant Ross Smith had TO
contend with. And as l have pointed
out II begins and ends in money and
organization.
There is no single firm, however
large which could attempt such a
vice, even on the smallest scale. The
cost would be too great.
For instance, there would have to
be sirdromes IN different parts OF the
TO insure safe landings.
liners; Tnere would have to be elaborate
inatal!ations connecting the various
airposts. the various signals and lights
to insure safety during night hying.
| and hundred and one other con-
siderations to take into account:
Feat Little Understood.
q, 10 read IN in cold prln, the number
. the time in which they have covered
| the distance gives not the slightest
ldea OF the amazing nature Of their un-
! dertaking storm or a sale. He has no
across 5000 miles OF uninterrupted
ocean.
In view OF the ;mmensity OF the
| thing only the respective governments
schemes OF such vast magnitude and,
SO far as We arc concerned, the British
government should not hesitate to
realize the immense possibilities which
Tho government and the nation gen
orally must rid. themselves OF their
SNUG conservatism and realize that
YOUNG men arc possessed OF brains and
! IN the service Of the empire as are
their elders.
The aish. 70 Australia has. been a
splendid yindication OF youth and,
a national failing, and whilst those
who have possessed ina Eination have
on more than one occasion been con-
sidered "crauks." it Is not too late TO
brain as we'll as in body form a ma
tional asset.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
GOATS EAT,
BUT REFUSE TOtPRODUCE
MuniripaIity Has Herd which lin.
Conc on strike and No Longer
Gives Mflk.
iBy Un.ycrsal Scrvicc. l

iiANBC re-. Jan. IA herd of goats
800 strong, owned by the municipality
OF kassel has gone on strike. and has
Yielded no milk whatever for many
months.
During the war The town expended
a large sum OF money Oh the purchas.
OF goats. with the object OF add.uE
to the failing milk supply. Pastures
were acquired and A number OF persons
were appointed to supervise and de-
vclop goat culture
From the first, however. the goats
proved obstinate. Tho milk they Yielded
was so insignificant in quantity as not
TO warrant the urkccp of the farms
Finally AN expert was summoned To
inquire into the secre, of the failure.
In his report TO the authorities he
stated:
II cannot explain the milk s,crili.y.
of your goats. The animals have a good
appetite and arc quite frisky. can
only form the conclusion that they
are inhabited by the souls OF dcpartec d
Rolshevists:; Get rid OF them. that is
my advice"
The town of kassel sold its goats.
but for so small sum that cor.
sidcra BILE deficit now exists in the
municipal treasury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
CONCESSION Is GRANTED
FOR LINE THROUGH AIR
Large Sum Is Set Aside for the Dc.
velopmenf of Aviation by
EnEiishmen,

RIO DE JANEIRO. Jan. l7-There is
Keen rivalry between airplane manu-
tacturers of the United States, France,
Great Britain, and Italy for the priv.
!eSe of developing commercial avia-
ton in Brazil All of them have had
representatives here for months en-
in their projects or 10 obtain conces-
sions permitting them to operat
aerial freight and passenger lines,
The British Handiey-Page Company
mas obtained government concession
to establish an air line for passen-
gers and cargo between the PRINCIPAL
cities Of Brazil, but no British ma
that t2.ooooo0 has been set aside to
develop. air routes by this concern
along the entire coast from Pernam-
eight points OH the way. 1t is stated
that powerful machines of the four
motor type capable OF carrying a ton
VI % Ire be us add Tbs
proposes to operate the lines until
Brazilian companies are organized TO
take over the business and buy the
One American company has two ex-
pert aviators and four machines here,
but it is not known that they have
ssRf sHSsAP aE 2,ss' than
been made to the government for per- "s
mission to establish a limited mas
senger service in the vicinity OF this
city.
representative OF a large Ameri-
can financial institution who recently
investigated the possibilities of com
mercial aviation in Brazil. said that
this country did not at present offer y
profitable market for American air
plane manufacturers. but he added:
The foreign manufacturer who re-
mains on the ground during the lean
years and aids in the development viii
eventually receive financial reward.
and what is more important. he will
mace the nation he represents in DO
sition OF greatest influence in South
American aeronauticS $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
ARE SEEKING WORK
AT LIVING WAGE
Teachers by Thousands Arc
Abandoning Professions for
Better Pay.
PUBLIC MUST BE AWAKENED
Expert Says Public School SyS-
tenn Must Be Entirely :
Reorganized
PUBLIC MUST BE AWAKENED
nY JOSEPHINE coRLIss PRESTON

WASHINGTON. Jan. Tiff there is
TO be democra tization OF industry,
there must also be a characterization
Of our public school system.
Our first great job Is to educate and
atouse public sentiment 10 an appre-
citation of the situation as related to
the welfare of the children, the conf~
munity. the State, and the nation. 40
we'll as the teachers.
The people must be made to feel
what every intelligent person knoEe
IL he would stop TO think-that the
public schools are organized and car
red on by them to do for them a ne
cessary work; that If their schools are
not properly supported they cannot be
efficient and Will ultimately deterior-
lte; that it is most important in this
very critical period of our history that
there should be competent, trained
teachers In all the schools. that under
present conditions there are thousands
Of competent teachers who are leaving
the profession. and promising. young
men and women are not being at
tracted TO teaching; that thousands of
schools in rural districts are without
teachers today. and the outlook fof
he future is not encoura sing; that the
Nnly remedy for these conditions is
CONTINUED on Sixth Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
TO DEVELOP ISLAND
Australia Ennets Inv Seeking to In
crease Production of Phosphates
In Pacific ReTinn.

Sydney, AUSTRALIA. Jan. IT,
lament at Melbourne has adopted a
bill providing for the future govern
ment and development OF Nauru, a
the Pacific. The bill provides tn IT
phosphates OF Nauru are to be divide ]
between Great Britain, Australia and
Island is to be vested In an Austral-
ian administrator and board Of three
commissioners to be appointed by the
three countries mentioned.
Apart from Great Britain, Austria
liza and New Zealand. phosphates from
Nauru would not be supplied to any
other couEtry. except by unanimous
consent ofS the three commissioner rs.
The bill was intended as ratification
OF the peace treaty agreement re.
Specting the island
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
FED FREE FOR YEAR BY
FElGNING HE WAS INSANE
Dohe mimi Vioiini>t Dcccives Hospital
StBT Into Beiief lie Was J)nn-
Ecrous Maniac.
fBv Univerwal Scrvice. !


VIENNA, ian. l7.-Kari Kraminez
a Eohcmian violinist, has, just been
discharged from the mum icipal luna
tic asylum at Budapest, where for
twelve months he success fully feigned
insanity 10 procure free board and
lodSiuE.
During his stay there i(ramincz de-
ccivcd the whole OF the medical staff,
who were convinced tina; he was a
dangerous maniac and placed him in
4 solitary cell.
Thence nc recently succeeded by
scratching away a part of the wains-
cotins in making his way into the
general ward.
There he read tho news that food
and lodging were now to be obtained
IN the town at more reasonable prices.
The supposed maniac instantly bo-
came 4 normal being, and when ques-
toned by the house doctor and
warders lie calmly confessed his ruse.
Kraminez now plays at night in a
restaurant orchestra, and at the con-
clusion OF each performance an
asylum official dcducts from his pay a
fixed amount toward repay.nS his
expenses while being 4 'madman"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
PLAN R0ME-ToKYO FLIGHT
Italian Aviat0rs Expect to Cover Dis
lance In Fourteen Days, With
Many Sfona

TOKYO, Jan. 17.-Iieutenant c,er-
tile, pilot aviator OF the italian army.
who has arrived/ in Tokyo to make
preparations for the Rome-Tokyo
make short stops at the foliowine
places: Br:ndisi. Saloniki, Adaiia'
Aleppo, Bagdad, Basra. Karachi, Delhi
Canton, Foochow, Shanghai. Tsingtao''
PeKins. Win, Seoul. Fusan and Osaka
The journey is expected to occupy
fourteen days on account of tho mn
/merous stops the aviators will make
en- route. At each hating place an
officer and two soldiers Of the Italian
make preparations for supplying the
machines with gasoline and to effect
repairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
IRISH WANT FREEDOM
Member OF Parliament Says Now
Scheme Can Tie Found That
VIII Satisfy.

LONDON. Jan. 17.-kennedy Jones,
member of Parliament. addressing his
constituents the other night said he
was no doubt that many of the people
there believed they could secure a
complete. free and Independent repub-
lie.
Knowing Ireland and having studied
the Sim Fein movement It's teach
ings and its ram .fications and realiz-
ing It's Overwhelming strength" he
said no did not believe 1t was within
the wit OF man to devise any scheme,
short OF an independent republic which
would satisfy the majority OF the
lin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
BRITISH SHlPBUlLDING
Engiand's Report shows Mig Increase
In Construction Of Merchant

LONDON, Jan. I7.-Merchant ships
t en,ibding in the United Kingdom Sep
crease Of sss.ooo tons % 'o cn1 an IN
With last June and 100000 greater
man year ago. These fgures have
Juse oeem announced by the govern
Ter, however, shows a falling off Of
ais,ooo tons compared with the pre-
me total building abroad, 5,231. 900
ngures, Is accounted for here by a fall.
ing on in the United States.
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was Mother,s si.ter-In-L,v.

CHICAGO, Jan. ia real Tela-
tionship tangle was unraveled here
when Judge Barrett annulled the mar
rage OF Mrs. Lillian Weaver TO Fred
second husbands brother and by mar
rying him Lillian became the Step
mother OF her mothers two nieccs by
marriage and her stepfather's sister
in-law. Lillian was under ago at
the time Of her marriage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Turks Still Putting
Armenians 10 Death
my UnIycr,n, seryirc.J

GENEVA, Jan. IA Swiss pastor
named Is uuxlrr, who was In Armenia
throughout the war. and Inns Just re-
turned to Zurich. confirms tho state
Inent that 1,I,al,00O trmcnians have
been massncrcd, and more st.Il are
being killed md robbed by de-
mObtiiZcd Turkish troops, while
:1n,oho homeless orphans nrc ronm-
Ing the country and robbinE In
order to live.
The pastor saw large binds of
helpless nnd foOdleSs Armcninns he
Ing driven Mt tho point OF the buyO-
net into deserts to die.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Wife Proves Devotion
By Ending Her Life
ny Universal Service.1

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-rhc devotion
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Stukprt for her
husband, Arthur Stukart, cannot he
exceeded. Stuknrt, returning home
from work. found his w.fc. dressed
In her best clothing, dead on the
Kitchen HOOr. Chs Wnn escaping
from the rnnEc. Beside the body
the husband found n note, which
read:
"DcRr Arthur have been
drnY on you long time. Wy III
ness would, perhaps, prove fatal In
short time. and I do not wish to
cause you more trouble. You have
been tho best husband In the world"