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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
MARSH
REFUSED
Claims 10 Part of Estate of
Marshall Field Are Over
ruled BY Court.
tsy Asaoelased prsss.l !

Chicago, Nov. 2s.-~Construlng the
VIII of the elder Marshall Field cost
the estate OF the muIti-niIiionaira
more than 100000 for attorneys fees
alone. Judge Charles NJ. Foeii Of the
superior court. allowed that amount
today 20 attorneys for the parties in
The suit TO contest the will.
The suit grew out Of the efforts OF
Peggy Marsh, London music han
Ginger. TO obtain a share Of the late
Henry Fields interest In she rleld
millions for her three-vvsf f-old son
whose father, she claims. was Henry
Field.
The court upheld all provisions Of
the win and denied Miss Marsh's
claims.
Under the construction OF the viii
Marshall Field III received the income
from Henry Fields share Of the trust
amean ting 20 approximately sAe. .o0a.-
g@o IL. addition 60 tha income from
his osn share. amounting to $50
ooo, ,oe0.
Among the awards 10 attorneys
wares
TO sfanehfleid and Levy. and Hllhu
Root, and John : Miller. Sr., and
Edward o. Brown. representing Mar
shall Field III. sso9. .00o.
To John S. Miller Ir.. representing
Mrs. Nancy Perkins Field Tree. stoa..
600.
To John T. Wilson. representing
sruntess Of the estate. Si5o,0
To Edward +. Dunn, representing
Henry Anthony Marsh, infant son 81
peggy Marsh. $4,000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
JONES OPPOSES
WILSON CHOICE
Personnel Of Shipping Board Not
Satisfactory 10 Framer of
Marine Bill.
TO BLOCK CONFIRMATION
President Delayed Too Long i'm
Making Selections, Sena-
tor Jones Asserts.

Washington. Nov. 23.-Announce.
mentthat he would oppose confirma-
ton OF all appointments 10 the ship
ping board made recently BY Presl-
dent Wilson was made today by sen
ator Jones. Of Washington. chairman
of the senate commerce committee.
Il shall DO all IN my power 70 pre-
vent their confirmation. he said.
When the shipping bin was passed.
II was my hope and desire that tho
president would appoint the board
Immediately and start its important
work Instead Of doing that. the pres
ident waited four or five months. until
after election. ana dppointed some
men who are inexperienced and unfit.
although some 90 the appointees are
good men.
Under the circumstances. think
President elect Harding should have a
free hand in naming the board and
for the direction OF its policy and l
shall do all IN my power 20 prevent
confirmation Of the appointeea named
By President Wilson.
In addition 90 the shipping board
nominations many other nominations
OF President Wilson probably viii be
held up aceordig 20 republican senate
leaders who are returning here for the
session next month. some expressed
doubt that any nominations would ger
through the senate The practice OF
refusing confirmation % appointments
by retiring presidents has been gen
eral In the past By both parties. "a
was STATED.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
PUBLISHER AND
DTV0RCEE HELD

Chicago. Nov. 2s.--Mrs. Amillse Con.
roy. the daughter of n. :. willard said
% he a millionaire New York broker
and Rudolph Bi5mer. of Washington
ID. G.. author ard publisher. were ar.
rested tonight on a statutory charws
preferred b. Robert ". conruy. ol
New York. from whom Mrs. Conros
was divorced sone time awc. The ar.
rests we're made NJ the request of tha
washlnxton police according 80 Local
aYffetnls
Bsdmer denied TO the police that Ne
or AIRS. conroy were guilty OF ans
wrong and said they wo1ld fight ax-
tradition.
alanaer Is 4 wadower with 4 aauwh-
aar Ia and q aon years cid The Con-
roy dlxoree decree wns granted al
raferson. ~ J. last June. aerordlar
Is the anFcFmatlon raeslved b. the po-
Ice.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
BLAZE FOLLOWS
EXPLOSION
Terrific Blast Occurs Within
Half Hour After Mine
Opened in Morning.
TIMBERs ARE TORN OUT
Raging Flames Prevent Escape
~ Workmen Until Rescu-
ers Fight Way In.

.nirmsneharn. Ala Nov. as.--Nins
men are dead from burns ~ q fire
~ the Parrish mine ~ the Railway
rnei company. nine miles south oi
Jasper. following Eas explosion IA
Iha mins this morniug. Three died IN
= hospital nsre tonight and seven
others suffered injuries
The dead
n. A. Rochelle. George Bell n.
Kviea. Reuben Phillips. Dora Lee
Chauhles. Parrish. n " Chaplain.
Charles Iamh. Double Run, Ga. Uloa
Bentley. negro. Parrish John Jerdon'
nemre. Parrish.
rhe injured
James summer. . ~ Garrison. W.
a. Perry. w "a. Martin. bari faty'
Buster johnson. Columbus Peoples.
The last three are negroes
The badiy iniursd men were taken
a. birmingham hospitals on special
train immediately after the accident.
spsciai trains with surgeons and first
aia equipment were rushed 20 the
aoene ~ answer 20 an emergency call
10 the birmingham offices = the fuel
eomnuns.
According a. miners who escaped
injury. twenty ELK men went into the
mine this morning when operations
were resumed following q shut down
~ more than week. and when the
fret nauad of wurkmen had pro-
teeaMed ahauf half a mile within the
irift a terrific blast occurred with
f.amas racing along the corridors.
making escape impossible and burn.
nN ta death thowg nearer the scene
a sha explosion. which tore nnbere
4am their moolings but did not choke
me draft Rescue parties were I'm
Hseaiateix organized and fought thclg
way into the wrecked mine. removing
the dead and inlgred The cause ~
fha explosion has not been deter
mined
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
MEXICAN FEDERALS
PURSUING REBELS

tackmeni of about 100 Mexican federal
soldiers from Matamoros. and Reynosa
today were pursuing a band ef alleged
Mexican rebels. Who ihae yesterday
captured the railroad station AZ Ra-
mirez. about 22 miles west % Mata-
moros The rebels are said 10 have
crossed the Mo Grande from the
United states. % miles west of Browns
willie.
They carried OF the telegraph op-
orator at nmierez Il n said. after
cutting the wires.
Latest reports here said the capture
~ the rebel band was Imminent. Il
was reported the rebels were under
leadership of Marciano Gonzales.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
FRESHMEN RULE
WILL BE FOUGHT

k1oNKtlie. Nos. 1ts-fhe University y
@f Tennessee delegation % the annual
maeting 81 the =. d A A. which con-
verea q Gainesville. Fla Dec ia-iG.
WIN make a fiaht fer the reinstate-
uent of the freshman ~ one year rule
nafring new comers ~ college from
participation On varsity teams
fhis rule has been the center of
much discussion in the association for
a number % years Last year the bal
iqf produced = tie vote but sxponents
~ the rule believe they have suffi-
Client majority e. garTy ths issue thiE
year, clear cnt decision on the rule
tarrina "speeiaia" viii b. asked
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
ATLANTA GANG OF
GAMBLERS HELD

Atlanta Nov 2aNine men were IN.
dietea ~ TIE Fuiton county grand
jury here lats today following three
raids made Saturday bv solicitor Gen.
eral herkin on alleged gambling
houses
Gambling parapheFnafia for card
grimes, machines for trimming the
edges u cards - that an expert could
Distinguish between them and tcie-
eFaph sets Fer = bogus nynfem 81
hettinE On heFae races we're confiwoat.
"a the eoilriior general annouus "a
On one - me places he reported tak-
anK some ti@ppQ worth og narcotics.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
YOUTH CONVICTED
OF KILLING WIFE

FORSYTH. Ca. Nov. 28--Ciarence Ad-
ans ~. was convicted by a jury here
tonight Of the murder ~ his wife. The
Jury recommended mercy and he was
sentenced 90 a life term by Judge
Searcy. Adams shot his wife at To-
cal cotton MIL several weeks ago. He
claimed the shooting was an accident
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
BANK BANDITS GET
OFF WITH $4,000

Rich square. ~. c. Nov. 23.--The
hassk or Conway. at Conway. in this
counfH. was entered iaat night the safe
blown ard sig.ooe In money and bonds
cArr1ea away. The robbery was not
DISCOVERED until thla morning,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24

st-..se aat taSt FeNFs g.
date, SCI. s~F 70
hisnsst Of record for Novemhsr. st
Lowe%t Of record for Sovernb~r. -
Rainfall
ror - hours ending d n. e.
Iofai Tor this nt0nfh t0 r. rn. Ala
Normal for Nov s7k innhaa.
Accumulated excess shte wwaw "a s~sa
Nuutaity~~
"a. ". e. II noon. ss p H.. ss.
narorst1r~-
n. aaie. > m.. ss.os
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
Western Union Asserts
NaUyB ActingAgainst
Authority Congress
President Cartoons Statement Is
Immediately Followed by
Loss of Permit.
SEC. BAKER TAKES ACTION
War Dept. Follows I'm Daniels
Refusal as 10 Cable Land
ing at Miami.

New York. Nov ss- Newcomb cart
ton. president of the Western trnios,
Telegraph company declared tonight
That his company has general autnor.
ify under an act Of congress Ia has
cables IN all navlgable water. IN ,l,.
United States. and specific rsrn.lt
from the secretary Of war
Mr Carlton made this assertion IL
formal statement which he lsso.a
In eonnoetion with his company. an
pAcation in the courts of the District
OF Columbia for an injunction - -.
strain The Secretary 81 tbe Navy fnan.
interfering with IT, plans Is extena
It's telegraph lines from At.amf rla
to Miami Beach.
Last April he said. eth. ws.,..a
Union relegraph compans commences
the construction of wires atone 81.
eans"way over nlseagne nav vh,en
separates Miaml from Miami neaes
There are two drassbslaees ~ tea
saasfwas. and following usual pra.
cednte and III osdsr to avoid gn,s,.
FhpY"n t. naTieatlou shost rafl.
= laia on the bottom ~ fhe bay ~
eaclf Of These dfawbriaKea.
i.Re Western Union has nenee.,
aathn11iy under an aet of eoneres. -
las cables Ia ail navIwable watee. /.
me united states. tn addition to fb.s
authority. Il holds specific nersst,
Tor this work from the seeresary ~
var The purpose 0f the etnstr,4e
ton Nsss 60 improve the esnneetl.,,
from Miami & Key West. the arasea,
connection being an uneatlsfaesor,
temporary affair to meet the ra,,,,,e..
ments Of government dredging eprvs
fions. i'tta
It is because - this aetion ,sst -.
are now seeking the protection n ~.
courts in an effort IN aan.st,s. $
whether antocratic methods n.r -
used TO prevent the needed ext.ns,..,,
of telegraph service ~ meet tbe -
mands u the public
Washington. Nov. -sasresarsg
Baker announced tonight tbat -. -,
revoked permission granted th.. xye~s.
ern Union Telegraph COMPANY t,as
Nay to lay certain cables az Isfsravn.
BAY, Miami. Florida The pernl, -.
Issued By the district sneine.Y =.
Jacksonville. Florida. and AR glahsr
- withdrawal by telerranh
tonight
Mr.. Baker made no exDlanasson -
nis action. lie merely authurlvea
through his secretary the atafeuant
lhaf the permit had been re~eina-.g
lhe announcement followed. however
ne statement in New York tonlghs
sy Neweomb Carlton. president ~
The Western Union.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
2 % % % . . - q = q suuunaa
g LOCAL WEATHER Il
q =
. o . . . . - . 90 % @ q 70 q q N =

Eioflaa~- Extreme Northwest rarlaa
Fair "Wednesday ard Thurzzlas
over east aulf.~~.ovar wssms .nss
Moderafs varsahle winds ara "a.
Wednesday. tstF
faaktsTas 20 Key weat.--Agss ssaeva -.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24

DAILY cALENDAR
Compiled bv the waather lsts.~.s, sArs...
fer the Iournal1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24

? Is EFWFa - EH~H-
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sunset sss.stsf9 pm
Maonrfsa ...s'ss pm.
Moonaat .4sAf 49,
Next phase 81 fAm
Isifson. F0A ASoon.
9sth.
Iftwh fsaa RsKQ n~
Low tide *..asss ~.
Nssteruzga vgeashers
Temperature
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07
FALL SUMMONS
BUSHES NJ e N
FOR TESTIMONY
Subpoenas Follow Prote s
from Nogalcs to Wire
Quotation

NOGALES, Ariz., March 6.-Bradley
Curtis. president of the Nogales cham
Der OF commerce, and J. {. Barnes,
president Of the Nogales Young Aen's
Business club. late today received a
peremptory telegram from Senator A.
b. Fall ordering then to appear before
the senate foreign relations subcom-
mittee in Tucson.
The order follows the recent protest
of Messrs. Curtis and Barnes, in be-
half of their respective organizations,
against statement attributed to Sem
ator Fall in which Nogales business
men were said to be afraid to jeopar-
die their business interests by ap-
pearing before the committee. Sena-
tor Falls telegram. in part, follows:
Subpoena telegraphed United
States marshal Tor your attendance
here upon sessions of committee in
stanter. Am delighted to know bust
ness men OF Nogales of whom you are
the recognized leader, desire an oppor-
tunity to present certain facts ABOUT
Mexico which ought to be enlighten-
ing to our bVdy. fully agree with the
further statement attributed to you
that policy founded on low passion
and hatred cannot benefit the United
States or Mexico. Assure you that
every publicity will be given you and
others for whom you undoubtedly
speak. After hearing you the commit
tee will go to Nogales if necessary to
accommodate any business men you
represent
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LEFT-HANDERS.

IF
elaborate statistical investigations
asunder what together
ethandedness.
neither
to
than the other for skilled they
talk
to
ponds much side skilled
movement that human beings learn with
controlled from side
handed the
TO be- So there
favored hand That is why
a
If tho former do something
might contribute his fortune off the indemnity
Germany giving officers demanded
Ia because she the allies
Externally the a
in the Ineriar Department.
of ask
Sir Oliver Lodge o
quantity represents an unlimited
quantity of ragchewing.
everlasting peace 1t is Going
much to
have lingering president
his old
Every duty Of every 9th
er nation to settle down and increase production
is
rolsheyists. Some of both here
medium popular heaven Possibly
departed spirit gave wrons number
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07
CONVICT DISTlLLERS

PHOENIX March 6. - Emil Henke
and ]. C. Green were today convicted
in federal court Of completely with
Robert Morgan in setti@- n and o.
Grating a still. Morgan who had
pleaded guilty TO the charge OH
which the three were indicted, ap-
peared as a witness against them
Other evidence was 80 gallon sd
pacity distillins plant represented as
having been found by deputy United
States Marshal Weage on Henke's
ranch northeast of Casa Grande last
November
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07
Turning Rack the Calendar
Seventeen Years Ago Tn Bisbee

Friday night Marshall Henderson
and Constable Casad and Doyle welt
to Don Luis, whore they rounded up Il
number of hoboes. Several CT TIA 10,
were loaded into a box car and start
ed on their way toward Il Paso
Four of the tramps were brought
here and given ten days eacli in Jus
tice Browns court. The officers
have given it cut that they viii rid
the city of hoboes
The game III The Free Coinage SD
loon closed down yesterday morn.
lns md last night ell tbs t4blss
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07

CONTINUED FROM PACI, ONE)
A tacit agreement among the |. W.
W., which the state calls murder
conspiracy, the defense q plan of self
protection, also had been conceded.
Defense counsel had admitted. too,
that there was shooting from the
Avalon hotel "by someone, pre-
sumably John Doc" Davis, a fugi-
tive defendant, but E. +. Barnett, the
defendant, o. G.. Bland and John
Lamb had placed themselves with
loaded rifle in the Arcold hotel, COLI
Tossing that it was in connection
with anticipated trouble, but deny
ing that any shots actually were
fired from the position. The other
defendants were in the hall, and
none avowed firing at the soldiers.
though all granted that the defense
of the hall by force had been decided.
Whether there may be any justifi-
cation for the admitted shooting
from the hill and the plan to shoot
from the hotels, remains purely a
question Of law, 10 be determined by
Judge John NJ. Wilson and COM
municated to the jury in the courts
instructions.
Vanderveer takes the position that
the shooting from the hill is ire
want to the issue, since the State has
not attempted to prove that Grimm
was killed by any of those bullets,
since it is not contended that these
shots killed Grimm. The posting OF
men with rifles, he argued, may be
exonerated under the rules of self
! defense.
| Special prosecutors w. H. Abel and
! C. D. Cunningham are Of the opin-
! ion there can De no legal Justiflca'
! tion for such facts, that consplr-
lacy to murder had been made by
the l. w. w. that if Grimm was
killed by a bullet from the Avalon
hotel as they pointed, all the de-
tendants. as cqnspirators are bound
| by the act, If. for the sake of argu-
ment Barnett OF Davis fired the
! fatal shots.
Numerous eye Witnesses. contra
dieting about the same number or
state Witnesses, were positive on the
point. Barnetts alibi. too, was sup
ported by several witnesses. With
direct testimony in the trial COM
pleted it is evident that these two
matters will be main issues of fact
for the jury to decide. There were
of course. many minor points on
which the testimony of the opposing
side conflicted.
The defense rested after i15 wit
nesses had been called and IL days
of actual testimony consumed. The
State called rs witnesses.
Attorneys for the prosecution said
tonight they We're amply prepared to
meet the question of raid on the
hall. Their evidence however. will
be brief covering only contradiction
raised by the testimony OF defense
witnesses.
Because the defense failed TO prove
an act of aggression by Grimm No
vember Il, the court barred a mass
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07

OF defense testimony which probab-
ly would have prolonged the trial
another week. Thus Vanderveer
was prohibited from introducing tes-
timony concerning a supposed con-
spiracy among the business men of
Centralia by circumstantial evidence
and inference. He declared he was
ready to prove that the mayor and
city electrician of Centralia @ero
implicated in the lynching of Wes-
ley Everett, Vanderveer also offer
ed 10 show that coroner David LiY-
ingston of Lewis county had reported
al a meeting in the Elks' club that
Everett, had broken out of Jail.
jumped over the bridge with a rope
around his neck, drew himself no
when he found the rope was too
short and subsequently jumped off
with a longer rope around his neck
and then shot himself full Of holes"
That was the coroner's official re-
port. charged Yanderyeer.
[ Up to October 80. he explained.
there had been many prosecutions in
other states OF the Northwest. but
not a single conviction. Vanderveer
erly appointing as presiding mssis
charged Governor Hart with impr"p-
f. trate the present trial Judge vii
son. who delivered an eulogy over
, the bodies OF Grimm. Arthur Nc
'Elfresh and Dale Hubbard. There
was no reason, he implied, why
Judge Ben Sheeks of Gravs Harbor
county should moi have heard the
ease. The Court Immediately sus-
tanned the States objection TO all
the offers.
Judge Wilson this afternoon grant
ed a motion by the defense for the
return of any existent property sefz-
ed in the l. w. w. hall after the
Armistice day shooting. This is be-
lieved to consist only of papers and
books. The State did not oppose the
demand
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07
Quien Sabe?
By Edmund Vance Cooke

LIVERY day is day of birth
- When tender new cry cJnes to earth
And the day
And the blue day
Setting the sky ashipe
Is treasured day
And pleasured day
OF yours his or mine.
Every day is day OF death,
a day Of the last forced, gasping breath
And whether the light
Be aooned night
The heavens steeled and hard:
And hushed day
And crushed day
In somebody's soul is SCARED.
But who knows which is the death OF birth, e.
The day We arrive or depart from earth2
For mayhap the tomb
is larger womb
And the toll is a silver chime,
And the day dread
May be calendared red
On the lettored lists OF Time.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07
UNCLE SANS PUZZLE.

HAVE
~
he's fixed B. But
himself double the thing
living 81?
There's
Calculation
V Balance Income taxable cent? TAX due a
F. Bal
anee Of S Perfectly
filing
folds old off the "wiies
until another day.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07
OPTIMISM.


in smile
a pessmist
is In %
Gloom crouch
personality sunshine the clouds and the cold
Nothing
the
smiles
n
to hav O
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07
NEWS OF THE STATE
4 VFROM THE LATE WLRkA
REFUSE ONLY
BID RECEIVED
FOR HIGHWAY
Maricopa Has email Response
From Contractors on Big
Paving Job

PHOENIX. March Only one bid
for the 100000 paved road construc-
ton program of Maricopa county was
received and opened today by the Mar
icopa county highway commission. the
commission stated. 1t was decided
that no award would be made at this
time and that the bid would be taken
under Amusement until after next
Wednesday when bids on materials, In
Guiding pipe and steel will be opened.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07

Menu for Tomorrow
BREAKFAST - Aalves of grape
fruit, bacon, creamed potatoes, gra-
ham gems coffee.
LUNCHEON - Mock oyster salad
health bread and butter sandwiches
Sadie's pudding, tea.
DINNER - Leftover soup, Sails
bury steak, baked squash, endive.
canned peaches and fudge cake, cot
fee.
My Own Recipes
In this menu potatoes are omitted
because there Is enough starch in
the rest of the 1000. Squash is
starchy vegetable and the rice in the
soup furnishes more starch. Ii an
other vegetable is necessary due to
the vagary of some member Of the
family use asparagus, peas or string
beans.
Mock Oyster Salad
roots oyster-plant
ga cup diced celery
pimentos
IA cup walnut meats
French dressing
Shredded lettuce
Scrub the oysterplant and boil un.
One SINGLE. man was del,
Convention, He must have
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07

we're covered with cloth II is re-
ported that the house has lost $40.
600 in the past lew months. and has
suspended on that account.
The Blsbee football team will play
the Huachuca team match game at
Naco this afternoon. This is the first
game OF tie season for Bisbee. and
local sports are watching with great
interest what they viii do Next
sunday the Bisbee team is scheduled
TO play the Douglas team.
ss!--o-e March .. ~ James Ger
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til tender. Dip into cold water and
rub off the skin. Cut into halfinch
slices. Mix oyster-piant and celery
and pour over French dressing. Let
stand about 80 minutes. Arrange on
lettuce, cut pinentos into strips and
add to salad. Sprinkle with nuts.
Sadie's Pudding
3 cups hot milk
2 tablespoons granulated gelatine
1-2 cup cold milk
2 eggs
IA cup sugar
IL cup boiled chestnuts
l slice candied pineapple
1-3 teaspoon salt
whites OF the eggs. beaten till stiff
and dry. Turn into a mold and chill
Servo with whipped cream.
Dissolve gelatine in cold milk ano
add to milk whcn it reaches the bod
ing point. Stir we'll and add egg
yolks well beaten with sugar and
salt. When the mixture begins t.
thicken add chestnuts which have
been boiled, peeled and chopped Add
the pineapple (shredded. Cook a
minute longer, stirring vigorously.
Remove fron the fire and add the
gate to the Woman Suffrage
figured on safety in numbers.
Mlul
e
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-03-07
BY Norris


NEW YORK-One OF the attrac-
tive suits that illustrate the coming
mode is worn by popular acrtess
in the new Willingham play, The
Night Boat" and IN adaptation from
1T is shown herewith. Ii has mar
row skirt longer than the skirts that
belong to other types of suits. hoist
ed little at the back to give it the
dragged-in appearance that opens
over a vest of lemon-colored silk
tricolette, the suit itself being of navy
blue serge which, incidentally, is
very scarce and high-priced. At
tached TO the vest is high muffler
collar with ends crossing each other
at the back
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(copyriant. 1920. N. 6. Al

&. A.
LARGESZED
"a and forks
something hold to and aeviates
Aside
to
it by
o cork?