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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
ROBERT LANSING.
Al Prcsidcntc. La Casa Blanca
Sc acepta la ~renuncia
dcsdc iucgo.

La Casa Blauca. Feorero l% de
t92O-Aii quevido senior SecretaEio:
Con TODD aprec;o. me permito acuSsr
recibo de 81 carra fecha y &c Ee-
hrcro en- curse. S!endo ahora evlGsn-
ta. senior ~Secrerario, que amboS he
mos sentido el e!nbarazo del uno oa-
"A con 81 otr0 en- nuestras reclenteS
y~e!2ciones, creo &c nj deber, aceptar
81 renuacia V que tenga efecto des-
IL luego. aeregando al mismo item
30 que eSpero que e future :eaca
laYa listed muchoS eXitoS aEradabies.
Mis- mrjoreS deseos iran slempre con
listed ' sera muy grato para nj re-
cordar siempre nuestraS relac!oneS
perSnnales. Suyo sinceraEente.
Woodrow Wilson.
Al Hon. Robert Lansing. Secrsta-
rio de Estado.'
LANSING ES Ell TERCERO QUE
ECHA WILSON
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15

! 1utSIO que cS-6L NS ESESiGN 80
deseos de listed
Tengo el honor. por 10 tanto. de
! preSentar a listed nj renuncl2 como
Secretario de EStado y para que Ia
! misma tenga efecto cuaudO l listed
cOnvenga.
Al romper asi nuestra asoc!aclon
Official. creo Senior Presldente, que
debO hacer Ia siguiente declaraclon
cue habia preparado recientemente
Y Ia cual dCmoStrara a listed que 20
| p~reveia Que IA continuation de nueS-
traS r~alaciOneS ~DresenteS era lmposl-
bic V que comnrendia bIen Que era
mi deber pouer I'm fin u elias en- 81
momento mas compatible con los m
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15

, gabinete. Ii question &c Ia conSt!tu-
cionalidad lie las ~juntas. ?! ~secretario
Lane. cOnlestO:
NO. para NADIA. La question ia
| mas s. discutio en- ningun sentido.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09

preieter gefragt, Of er fir 5mei ooer
orei lebe iout. Sd ben i'm gefragt,
oh er nit bis apei faunte fonrt. 01e
2i55ie bat Sen 9otellfieper lei1e
ameltl6en als en- Snlolt auTge1tom=
ME I'M bat geOenft, er mout oon1it 111r
auf ibre &orprtlen5 anipiele I'M per11
moglid i%nlinuebte, oaB tie 1or 5uel
fpunte oebt. Sour nit groBer Nfub ben
ib lie oupon abbalte tonne, oen Seller
gar5 geb0rig oa~l1n5ufable. u2i55le,"
ben ih geiagt, uou weiBt Oob, DUB
MIDI Ser 9udter ale gdleitment per=
bote bat I'M menn ou iett en Gumpus
rebie oebtlt Das oebt midi EN- gan5
qeborige Gieldpps ge1plDe. gs tit gat5
flor, oab ser Monn bid nit iniolte
mo1te, es is nur iein 8eg en- Si6obf
SIT fr1fe uno mebbie bat er MIDI anb
NIT iemano an0erem aufgemid1t.
50 BEL I'm bel bat iid Die 2i55ie oenn
a116 e uenig berubigt. Sic bat ibr
COPPER gebobt LII bat Damn miooer
nod Sen 9tpob gemuBt, for oaB tie
ibren Srebn nit gemilt fat. Sd ben
lie prammiiie muiie, 0aB id nod e
paur ISOLDE itebn ioat> big oaB i'd
gang gut fuble bebt un for Stub I'M
Srieoe gu FEN, ben id tie es o1d ge=
prummilt.
Rafoh, SoS Ser Srphn fnrt npfnh=
re is, bot midi Sic 9i55ie nod en- iebr
lange &iB getptpe I'M geiagt: "Entttz
nier bdt id es bergeile, NORGE mill
Ser @e6esmeiIer fomme I'm en- &abl
an 0i6 made"
Sci Calf, 90 fen id MIDI atp1per
6o9 gefreut. @enn Ser &unne
fommt, Damn is er ser ein5ige 0ieien=
tie Menid in SEN gun5e Neit, momit
id perbleime Shine Shrn lieper
3htlipp Souerumpfe r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
$e5taliItiIher Oreoniio>
tor, Kefepertit, priez
jter.
,SQemp GameQiFs NmtubiugrupDte
n@un Spsialism1ts sum Frte=
itertnm."

Cine Ser interella11tel item Selbl tblo=
grapbien, Ste IN ben leBten Sabren
per0ffentlidt muroen, lit Ous 8efennt=
ni5bu9 oe5 Stuliener5 Suemo Ga
meui: u@om So5ia1ismus 5um Prie=
ltertum" (Oeuti1 Don 81. &url Mul=
ler.) Ser iest ais Frofellor ont Erle=
Iterleminor IN Gren1onu mlrfenOe Ser
fulier er5dblt> mie er in leinen Sling
Iing5iabren IN io5ialOemotratllhe
&retie gerietb unO ii6 Ourd Ste 1bo=
nen Nbraien Ser Jiibrer unD Ngita=
loren blcnOen lieb. gr ritz ben @lau=
ben leil1er &il1Obeit, ben feline SHUTTER
tim eingepflan5t, outs leinem 9er5en
urtD i~titr5te 1ih in Oas aufregenOe 9e=
triebe io5ialiltiider F%ropogan0a unO
politiider Sample. gr mar ~pon Ell
nem groBen Sptimi5mu5 lber Die
Weniben uno bic menibliAen 9inge
ourdtrdnft> Ser immer Oos Hufgrot
Der neutrality-suspicious. ge1Deien lit
uno nod it," unO er erfannte 0aber
n1ft, DuB vte1ne rem men1fl19e Soee
SEN Meni6en uber 0ie ttefen Natur=
triebe 5u erbeben bermag," lonoern
oaB ou5 MIR Ser &eligton gelingt.
WobI uber obnte er i6on oomals, oaB
es muir Our9 uebung Der I'M gpan=
gelium Oargelegten @run6idse MORE,
Die 8elt al iberminben, uno Die 2e=
Jung 0es @bangeliums marc feline
2ieblingsleftiire in StunOen Ser Wu-
oigfeit un6 8er5agtbeit. @r iab IN
Seius Gbriitus ni4t 6as @0ttliae,
batte ober in Ser @r0Be Ser meni9=
Iiden @ridetnung @briiti ~io5ulogen
6as berauidenoe @orgefubl oaoon."
8ie linn, ergings es pielen anoeren
u@enoHen>" benin: ~@s lit cine Sat=
iabe> baB sic @eidi6te Ser Mnfange
seq Gbriitent1ms auf Die er1ten Ar=
beiterbemegungen einen ma9tlgen
3auber o1sgeibt bat... Wean lab
SEN So5iolismus ols m0glid an, neil
Dos Gbriltentum mogli9 getpel en NOR.
Man erahtete Sen So5ialismus fat
als cine 8ermirflidung ienes font
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09

geneis erbra6t. uWas
1T bes Allgeflagten Stipulation BIN
libtli6 lei1er @abrbeitsIiebe?"
nguer gbren", e%ntgegnete Ser
3euge, ~id babe peri0ulid einmal
gebort, mie er iagte, er babe SEN
gas1jen Sag gefii6t uno ni9t einen
ein5igen Slid gefangen."
= @ini6rdnfung.v @ie ge-
fdat Sir &e6tsanmalt S6mou?"
vgr bot etmas duBerit @epinnert,
oes."
vMber 1ei6er nidt in feinen 8ro.
5eiien."
-@o9fte e9Gn6Ii9feit.
~@ie fommt 6enn SIRE Sral1 90.
3u, 5ie gum &al1den auf5uforoern2
9as thin oo6 ionit Grauen ni6tl"
~@ie meiB> i6 fann es ni@t ber'
tragen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
&rauer. 8far.

-DoppeIte &rauer. &far.
rer gum Batronatsberrn): Diefe
arme 5rau bier fann i'd 5u elmer
unteritiisung outs udrmite en1p-
feblen, 9err @raf. Ni9t n1tr, 6aB
ibr Der @rndbrer fur5li@ geitorben
1T, es 1T ibr audi Die ein5ige Sub
beren6et.
8d1erin (tpeinen6): Sa, an einem
Sag iino ale 5tpei o'raufg'gangen!
If.
~@barleD, mas lit 6as?" fragte sic
iunge Srau Sorfins miBtrauii9.
rGS tit Elm @infommeniteuerfor>
mular."
so? -. Scum, i6 per6e es TO-
fort aus 6em Seniter btnausmerfen.
Sic @orte, Ste b,t ani9etnen6 aus
Oem 5ormular 6e%rauslaieit, maren
Ourba1ts unpaiien6 fir unieren So
pagei 81 horen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
eeitfaben fir giiraerfanbioaten. a

2eitfaben fir gargerfanbibaten, &c:
naue nno uenefte @efebesbefimmungen
= Frifnngsfragen, englti9 unD beutid
-Mnsmabl:-S9ne 2ebrer Gngltih. =
@0rterbi9er, @rau1matifen IN nner
Spra9en; 9eut9es Sraumbu6, @abr.
iagefarten, 9auonabriagerei, gbarnfter:
leiung, @ieb5u9t, 5un6eoreHur. 9entf@'
gibeln. 2anbfarter, 8riefiteler, @eieb=
bidder, @e0i9te, &o9biiber, 2teberbider
5prn1meiter, @%Ieftri5itdt, 9oftorbud
Inuerifaniider @efliigelsiihter, @arten.
6u1, @rosbun, WiI9Dtrtihnft. 8dder=
re5eptbi9er, Nnfdinifenbu9. = 9eut=
ide &nIenber. Sdreibt fit @ratispru=
ipefte.
aalmeber Eubliibimg g., 2O5 6. As,
strnfe, Retu gurf, q. ..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09

ra6nnten sic mir ni9t Elm Bib
bon meinm @dori9el malen2"
30, getpiB; baben Sic nie1ei9t
cine Photographic bon inn Bel Der
@auo2"
~9as nidt; aber i@ babe iei,e1
,ae1'iten Stedbrief n1itgebra9t."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09

9oB Sic Guiien geqen Eolen toto=
riIde Sr1tppen berlpen0en, miro ibner
o1s 8erbreden nngerednet. Sn5pi=
'6en itehen nod INNER Warrofaner
IN Ser Ffu1s!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09

g e6anfen1eierin. yu1ts=
frau: u9ri0get, Sic baben 3niebeln
gegeiien."
Bridget: ~@e1piB babe i9 Dos.
Sil1D Sic etua cine @e6dnfenleie-
rin?"
- Genau. g1i6ter: ~@ie er-
bielten al5 urteil lebensldngli9es
3u6tbaus; mas baben Sic nod at
iagen2"
Mngeflagter: uS6 m0dt' balt Bit
ten, 6aB mir Sic 3eit Ser unteriu-
6ungsbaft eingerednet miro"
- 6 II e r @run6. v@nrum
iteigern Sic gero0e midi, Ser i9
min bie armielige Waniaroe unterm
0ahe b%euobne?"
uSSa, ieben Gie, sic nuten aber
eud Sic Sreppen am meiiten ab."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-20
CHURCH DODGER SHOT
Constable, Enforcing Blue Law AT
Tangier, Va, Wounds Youth

Tangier, Va, April 20.--Roland
Parks, II years old, who was shot
and wounded by Cons table Charles
Connorton in the front yard of his
fathers home, on Tangier Island, or
Sunday last. is in serious condition a.
the General and Marine Hospital at
Crisfield
The shooting has caused consider
able excitement among the residents
of the island town, and feeling owe.
the shooting runs high.
The shooting was the result of q
unique town law which was passed re-
Gently by the local officials of Tangier
which provides no person may sit on
a porch or stand on street in Tan
gier on Sunday during church services.
They must either go to church or re-
main in their homes.
On Sunday afternoon last the boy
son Of H. P. Parks. walked from his
home to his brothers. store, and tocl;
seat on the porch. While talking Il
other boys. Constable Connorton APP
reared and demanded that he go Il
church. Parks demurred, but left the
store porch and started walking TO his
home, the constable following.
When he reached his home he took
seat on his fathers porch. The con-
stable demanded that he enter the
house. and when Parks refused, Con-
stable Connorton seized the youth.
Following d struggle in which the boy
was about to get away from his cap
tor. the officer drew his revolver and
pulled the trigger.
The bullet passed thrugh the boy, :
body and came out through his back.
The boy was rushed aboard power
boat and taken to Crisfield.
Following the shooting delega-
ton of citizens appeared before tn"
mayor and demanded the arrest Of
Constable Connorton. The officer went
TO Accomac Court House, Va. and sur
rendered. He was held under heavy
bail 70 await the outcome of his VIC
tim s wound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-20
SHOT By NEGROES
North Carolina Officers Return Fire
Of Gamblers. Killing Three

n-Salem \ c., April 20.
--Ex-Sheriff Lee Joyce WIS killed,
Jim Matthews ,pecial lcnuty. was
sho: thr, ,gh ths eek. rrrnab!y Ia
tally wounded and three negroes
were killed last night in a fight be-
tween officers ARD negroes al Walnut
Cove. fifteen miles from this city.
According to reports received here,
the officers attempted to break up 4
card game. said to have been III
progress IN restaurant operated by
Nick Hairston, a negro.
When the officers entered the res
taurant the negroes, according to
the report received here by the pc
lice. began shooting. EN-Shriff Joyce
is said to have been killed immedi-
ately and in addition to the neck
wound. Matthews was badly beaten
Feeling at Walnut Cove is running
high, according to reports.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-20
WINS APPLAUSE IN HOUSE
Representative Upshaw. of Georgia,
First to Don Suit of Denim

Washington, April 2O.-The cover
all movement" has extended to Con
gress.
Representative Upshaw, Democrat,
of Georgia, appeared on The floor OF
!. the House Saturday afternoon clad
in the blue denim garments rapidly
becoming popular in the fight against
the high cost Of clothing. Business
before the House was held up while
both sides vigorously applauded the
Georgian; and the galleries joined in
the demonstration.
"The man in overalls" continued
the center of attraction until he was
forced to make speech. He said:
"A man in overalls always has
been my hero. / have received a
telegram from Atlanta stating that a
club of 1000 members has been or
ganised with the purpose of joining
hands to combat the high cost of liv-
ing by wearing overalls.
NATURALLY I would not indorse
such movement without practicing
what I preached. so | went. down.
town and paid 81 for this blue attire
81 urge ALI members of Congress
to join this enninently sane and SEN
sible movement and wear overalls or
old clothes. I propose to organize
such club in Congress am several
members have assured me that they
wild follow my example.
But how are other members TO join
this movement when it takes 81 to
buy pair of overals? ?" asked Rep
resentative Gallivan, Of Massachu-
sets.
swell, if the gentleman hasn't got
ST I'll be glad 10 go on his note, so
he can join the overall movement"
replied Mr.. Upshaw.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-20
Rheumatism

IS completely washed out of the
system by the celebrated Shver
Mineral Water. Pc 7itively guar
anteed b. money back offer. Tastes
fine; cots a triflc. Delivered any
where by our Alexandria Agents,
2. S. Harper. inc. Phone them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-20
Cores and "Gei~-I;" Eaa'; Live
Together

CUr..S a:,G "isPiS-li saa1i LIVE
Together
Why monkey" around
with various corn expert
,nents? If YOU don't want
that corn, just put a few
drops of "Gets-It" on and be
done with it. Pain stops on
the instant-corn gone in a
hurry.
"Gets-It" disc outrage s.
corns-n1akes 'em let 90 and
Loosen up so they lift off,
root and all, without your
even feeling it. A few drops
does the business any time
Of any day or night. Gets.
1t" dries instantly, so your
hose and shoe can go, right
3.back on. 1t takes but a few
moments to doom a corn
with "Gets-It," and there's
no more hurt left in it after
a few drops have landed on
that corn.
Why stand a n Q t h e
twinge? What's the use Of
suffering? It's time you
showed that corn who is
boss. So show it with Gets
It," the painless. quick corn
getrer that knows no such
thing as failure.
"Gets-It," the only sure,
guaranteed money-back corn
remover, costs but a strifle, at
any drug store. MID. by E.
Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
Sold in Alexandria and .
recommended as the worlds
bestscorn remedy by Richard
Gibson. and Frank Warfield.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-20
ASPIRIN FOR COLDS

Insist Gil "Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin
n ''Bayer package" containing pro-
per directions for Colds, Pain, Head
ache. Neuralgia. Lumbago, and Rheu-
matism. Name "Bayer" means genu-
inc Aspirin prescribed by physicians
for nineteen years. Handy tin boxes
of y tablets cost few cents. Aspirin
IS trade mark of Bayer Manufacture
Of Observation-Disclosures of Salicylica-
cid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-20

Rain has never been known to fall
between the two lower falls of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-20
lh.tF1;lIE;;!l,l.fH)'

f.
Kodak Films Developed Free
if you lu2 Jour films from IL.
IA hour sel;:rsl balcony.
Hosiery For Growing Girls and
Tie Babies
Chosen for Service and Good
Looks
If the worth of good hosiery
is measured by the amount OF
real service it renders the wear
or. than you can expect the
maximum of value in these.
Misses Super-fashioned Silk
and Fiber Hose-Splcndid quar-
ties il rls rk, white anG cor'!o-
van. Size, TO 8 IL. Pal: 81 %.
Misses Ribbed Sill: Stockings
In black, Wnlte ani cOTuoVah.
Sizes 6 to 9 -. Pair, SLID to
$500.
Misses Lis!e aud !lerceriZed
Stockings-Full fashioned leg; :
strongly reinforced and points
Of wear; black and white. Par.
SIC and $1.l5.
Misses Thread SILK Stock
ings. Fu!l-Rashione:., reinforced
with !is!e so!es. toes AMI heels;
black only. Pair. 500.
Infants Silk Ribbed Stockings
White, pink and h.Ae. sizes /
to -. Pair e9c and $1.bO.
First Floor LanSburgh II Fro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-20

Zone gallon of paint should be dis
,sributed over an area Of 300 square
feet.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22
Dreamed Chicken

tablespoons butter Pepper and salt
tablespoons -four ? cups cold cooked chicken,
10 cup Libbys Evaporated Milk cut in dice
% cup water l-S teaspoon celery salt
Put butter saucepan and let it melt and begin bubble
Then withdraw the saucepan from the FIRE and with spoon rub in
the -four make smooth paste Add the seasoning the
until it is perfectly smooth, then let it boil two minutes.
When the sauce done add II the diced chicken and let the
whole be thoroughly heated before it is served.
To vary this dish and make elaborate pmiento ups
may be added just before it is served.
the favor of green pepper is liked, that be added well
the pmento Chop the pepper and the
with the butter Let it cook until the pepper tender but
Drowned Then proceed with the before Pmiento and
green pepper used together make delicious dish of eaped chicken
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22
Corn howder

can cups water
cups potatoes, cut in cubes crackers
2 inch cube fat salt pork ! IL teaspoons sale
] sliced onion IL teaspoon pepper
2cups Lbbys Evaporated Milk
Cut the salt pork small dice shape put them saucepan
the fire and the fat has fried add the and
cook FIVE minutes, stirring that the onion may not burn
should simmer until the potatoes tender Then add the
and Lbby Evaporated Milk and with salt and pepper
Bring the boiling point add the crackers and serve
The crackers any chowder known pilot bread
and may be had from the grocer bulk package The pilot
bread should be fresh crisp and rather hard Serve the table
we'll in the howde great addition to regular ehowde
dinner
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22
IA cup sugar
"a level teaspooa sGt
! teaspoon vanilla

"a cups Iibbys EvapOrated Milk "a cup sugar
7 IA cups water "a level teaspoon sale
10 cup cornstarch ! teaspoon vanilla
2 egg Whites
Put bbys Evapoated Milk and cup water in top Of double
boiler put hot and Mix constarch sugar
salt add oneourh cup cold and stir until smooth Add
milk stir until hcned and cook fifteen minutes stir"
ring occasionally.
Remove from fire. cool slightly, add vanilla and whites Of eggs
beaten stiff Pour mo that have been nsed with cold wate
put cold place until firm. Turn serving dish and
decorate candd cherries diamond shaped pieces angelica
citron. Surround with Libby's Chocolate Sauce.
To make sauce scd "a cup Libby Evaporaed Milk and "a cup
top double boiler Melt square unsweetened chocolate
in bowl the milk Mix egg yok 3 and Is tea
salt add hot milk slowly stirring constantly then add this
very slowly the chocolate stirring all the time.
Return to double boiler and stir until mixture the spoon,
strain Immediately COOL and add ID teaspoon vanilla Should
tard curd from being cooked ong beat with beaer to
smooth consistency
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22
Some favOrite recipes
OF a famous cooking school

so much more body and
character. " Use it to
make the children's cocoa
more nourishing.
Libby's Milk comes to
you from the richest dairy
sections in the nited
States. That is why it is
so rich and creamy. 1t is
selected and packed by a
special Libby method
it is sterilized, so it will
come to you as pure as
when it left the spotless
Libby condensery.
Order a supply of this
fine milk today-see how
this milk that is preferred
by cooking experts, by
famous hotel chefs and by
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22
Read what Miss Alice Bradley, Principal
ofMiss Farmers School of Cookery, says:

Mk absolutely essential for children and for adults.
One pint of milk should be provided daily for every
child and quart possible Evaporated milk has lost
none of its nurtive qualities and may be used in place
of fresh milk half pound Of milk for each adult
member Of the family and pound for each child.
diluted with an equal amount of water is none too much
to use on the table and for cooking purposes each day
"ilk provides fuel to keep you varm; energy to do
your uoyk protein to keep your muscles in repair; CAL
ciuru and phosphorus for the bones and eeh VdiMeS
to regulate the growth Of muscular tissues and keep you
zpeH
"Just in proportion as sufficient milk is given to chill
dren to make them grow shall we have comfortable,
happy men and women in the next generation.
"Nilk is the one food that makes diet safe and its
use should be encouraged and increased"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22

REGULARLY nice dish When you have seen how rich
this6ne, creamy milk axes these recipes, you will
Immediately want to try it in Others of your own
Use it in coffee, too 1T gives delightful flavor
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22

From Miss Farmers
School of Cookery-the
celebrated Boston Cook
ing School, comes these
delicious new recipes using
Libby's Evaporated Milk.
j Women who have tried
these recipes have been so
enthusiastic that we have
obtained permission to
publish them. You will
find them practical and
economical as we'll as
wonderfully good.
Try one of them tonight
the Corn Chowder, the
Salad Dressing, or the
Rebecca Pudding. Make
the creafned chicken the
next time you want a par
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-22

the most celebrated cooking school in the United
States today-ma kes all your cooking noticeably
more appetizing!
Ask yourgrocerfor Libby Evaporated Milk today.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-05-14
Death Of an Old Resident.

After an illness of about week,
Horace Bishop passed, away Monday,
May 10th, at the home Of his daugh-
tex, Mrs. E. o. White, who with an
other daughter, Mrs. Orpha Webster,
were with him during his last illness.
A son. Bert Bishop resides at Spring.
vile. N. Y, and another daughter.
Mrs. Hattie Webster, resides at Cham
berlain. S. D. Mr.. Bishop would have
been 80 years old in June. He was one
of the 49'ers of early California gold
days and also mined in Australia. A.
ter returning from the gold fields. he
farmed in Howard Center township for
several years, finally moving to Cresco.
The funeral took place on Wednesday
afternoon, Rev. Turner, of Bonair, Of
ficiating in the absence af Rev. Nye.
Inter ment was in Oak Lawn cemetery.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-05-14
Y. W. E. A. Tag Day.

What is the Y. w.? Itis an associa-
ton of girls and women for Christian
service-world wide. 1t works for an
all around development of health, educa-
tion, social life and morals. Its centers
are in cities, towns, colleges, and the
open country.
During the war it served at the call
of the Government, caring for women
and girls affected by war time con-
ditions. The war is over but the work
is not. The Y. W. C. A. is asking
So, OO0, 900 for its work in 1920.
Cresco's quota is only $400. so We can
easily exceed that sum if everyone
helps. On Saturday, May 18th, there
will be q Tag Day to raise that sum.
"A Dollar a Tag" is the slogan, but
more or less is very acceptable. Have
your dollar, more or less. ready for the
Y w. C. A., Tag Day. Saturday. The
Y w. C. A. provides clubs, housing,
cafeterias, rest rooms and employment
bureaus for girls. Be ready for the Y.
". Tag Day on Saturday, May 18th.