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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27

TO this increase but the same results
could have been obtained had the In .
crease been a flat one IN cents per
hundrcdweiEht instead OF on per
ccntaEe basis \ fiat Increase would
not htyc disturbed existing cundt-
tiuns ana would have been fair tu
rcfiners In the east as well ~ those
in this territory A percentage in
crease viii probably mean the cur
tailmcnt ut refinery operations In tho
midcuniincut field irasmuch ~ re-
fincrs In this field will probably find
1t difficult 10 obtain any long haul
husincss until the outputs ~ tho re.
fincrics located IN the cast have been
disposed of ard ms a result tho oil
carrying railroads viii probably find
that their revenue will not ho ma.
toriHlly greater through the Increase
In freight rates granted them by IN,
commission.
II w.. therefore, RA much TO the
Interests of the railroads runninl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27

CIitAGo. Avs 20 Cattle Roooip,s
D. 600 head, market steady 90 .tc higher
on beef steers hirh grade stcors. quality
averaged plain. carly' top tlf. hulk good
and choice fl5.60al7 best grasrcrs
strong. others only steady. hulk sales
t9b0d1t5O. she stock mostly 10 Co ibc
higher, butcher cows mostly $500 l2.iO,
bulk good and choico Ncalers 8i6pl7
stockors slow. steady
Hogs Receipts ~. 600 head market
fully 10 to 2bc higher than yesterdays
average. medium and heavy psckers
gained mot, early top 1880, bulk light
Bows tl3s66i3S5. pigs 90 TO soc higher.
shccp--Receipts $1,000 head. market
steady to unoyonly higher; very good range
lambs bid SO, held higher. early top on
native lambs tlaso Montana g-yeaf
wethers is.2S. feeding, lambs lergcly 1li.oe
Qt3eb,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
COTTON NEWS IS
GOOD FOR BEARS
Opened Weak But Rallied
on Covering by Big
Short Interest.
In Eyans 8 co.. 400 rul.n }

tBy Evans & Co. Hotel TulsaD
NEW YORK. Aug. 26--Thc cot
ton market opened 70 points
lower, due to selling by the south
and Liverpool on the improved
weather in the belt and realizing by
houses who had bought yesterday
on the advance.
Tho news OF the day was bcarish.
There wcro rumors OF closing some
Of the Georgia and South Carolina
mills for lack Of orders on Septem-
her ] we get the government cotton
condition as Of August 25.
There may he some further ad-
vance because Of the technical po-
sition Of the market. hut the news
continues to be bcarish ana we will
feel this market is sale on the
bulges
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
FIRMER FINANCE
AFFECTS STOCKS
Market Is Influenced BY
Steady Money Loans
Up to 8 Percent.

<|." YORK. Aus. 26.--Thc course
sf .U..s stock market was again
A... unuenced by fIrmer money
l,.r....Ias and other developments
h,..h ended to confirm persistent
b,pn.rs tffoctlng the status Of sew
.I important branches OF industry.
Imgsnding withdrawal OF some
isIg U00 600 from the Federal We
kpr,. bank for government bond de-
pa..t- left the market hare Of time
|wrrr, call loans. after opening at
|fb. recent fixed rate OF seven pet
|,,ut Ios, 20 Q per cent just before
.. close
Rurors that the Federal Reserve
.b1arf routemplatos early downward
'r,.is.ou of interest and re-discount
rates ..omed to have little basis, save
.in rho minds Of speculative interests
committed 10 the long account.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
In the Duncan Districts.

The Carter OH company has g.
100000 gassor In the l,6st foot sand
in Ito No. 3 Biaydcr In the north
east corner of the southeast Of the
northeast of 32-lE-Sw Its No. 4
on the Blayder farm. In the center OF
the east line ~ the southeast W the
northeast Of section 80, is making
100000 feet OF gas and 80 barrels
Of OIL at ] ,6Si feet
Ghout and associates have 70.
barrel producer In the 1913 foot
sand. In their No 2 shelton In the
contcr of tho east line OF the south
west Of the southeast ~ S2-ls.Sw
The Humhlc-Fox interests have a
800 barrel producer In their Williams
farm No. .. located I'm the southwest
corner " the northeast ~ the north
east ~ 34.2s-3w Tho well made 900
barrels initial production last week,
from the y 200 foot sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27

KANSAS DtTN AuH 20 6Httlu. re.
ysIpts s. 600 hvads beet Etrcrs rifnuE 20
2hr higher. top 1isUa. other good and
choice ii5 bOA 10 90. sb, stock and
calves steady 20 strong other classes
mostly steady, bet V,tlers $50, prime
heavy calves sls Eo.
Hogs Receipts $500 head. market
steady 10 Toe higher. utheru about steady
20 500 bulk light and medium Sits0d
10 90 bulf heavy tit2bQItGu.
sheep Receipts 1900. mostly 2bC
higher. top ewes tTeE. fst lambs 25c 10
abe higher. top westerns 1885, natives
ti3 80 feeding lambs little higher.
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The. proceeds of these Notes will be applied
to the reduction Of bank loans.
These Notes will be the direct obligation of
Morris & Company. The balance sheet as of
November 1st, 1919, (the close of the last
fiscal year, discoses total assets in excess Of
$114,000,000 and net current assets (after
application of the proceeds of the present
financing) of approximately S49, 900, 900.
There is no Mortgage on the property of the
Company except the Tru% Deed securing its
Az % bonds, dated July 1st, 1909, Of which
$l6,450,0 900 are outstanding and $6,250 900
still issuabe under the terms of the Mortgage
for 1871 of the actual cash expenditures,
made or to be made by the Company for addi-
tional fixed assets. The Investment of the
Company in packing house real estate,
branch markets, car equipment, ETC., is over
$40,000,000 and in securities of subsidiary
Companies $8,679,953.
The Indenture will provide that on new
Mortgage shall be placed on the properties
and assets Of the Company except purchase
money Mortgages which does not equally Sc
cure these Notes by the lien Of such Mortgage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s,--Mercantlle paper
s; exchange irregular, sterling 6O-dsy bills
abah commercial 60-dsy bills on banks
3baIs commercial 60-day bills S.63. de
mand 3.57A cables 2BsM
Francs-pemand 7.O7 cables 100 Bel
Rian francs--Demand 1885, cables 5s.
Llre-Dcmand 40. cables az. Marks
Demand 212. cables 2.i3. New York cx.
change on Montreal ~ per cent discount
Time loans strong. so days. 90 days and
months, shgSA per cent.
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KANSAS CITY, Aug 26.-Cash wheat
unchanged 20 cents lower, No. I hard
}2.iG a2.b5. No. = s245a253, No l red
&2.b2G ass; No. 2, i2.4s@25l.
Corn TO Sc higher. No. mixed
$500 .5eA No, white ;l5p91.sl No.
yellow 81 6lA.
oats unchanged to iAo higher; No. 2
white ne No. mixed zoe, No. red Tic.
Rye--lt,o6.
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Blninr CnIIntN Inir.

WATONGA. Aug. 20. = Blaine
coUnty's sixth annual free fair VIII
he held hero September 1918 This
county won the trophy cup from the
state fair for three successive years
and Is planning to make the owner
ship permanent.
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GypSN Getting Wei.

The Gypsy on company Is getting
n nice producer In lts test on tho Bon
Derrissow farm In the northwest Of
tho east half OF the northeast Of
2l.l8-1l. There " reported to be
1000 feet Of oil standing In the hole
from the top OF the butcher sand
found nt 2b40 feet The well Will
be drilled in today or tomorrow
II Is making two bailcrs of sg-foot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27

The indenture will further provide that
Current Assets Of the Company shall be main
tanned in an aggregate amount equal to at
least one and one-haf times all Current Liza
bilties, including these Notes, and Mortgage
indebtedness maturing prior to the maturity
pf these Notes and any other issue of Notes
or Debentures at any time outstanding
During the four fiscal years ended Novem-
Der /, 1919, the average annual earnings Of
the Company available for interest charges
after the payment Of all taxes were SIS, $685.
487. These figures include only relatively
small proportion of the earnings ACQUIRING to
the Company from its South American prop
critics. The Company's average annual in
terest charges were $2,455,79 During this
period over $12, 100 900 net earnings have
been retained in the business after paying
cash dividends aggregating $1,750,0 900.
sinking fund is provided beginning Sep
tember ! 1922, which will retire in semi
annual nstaments an amount of these Notes
aggregating $5,000,000 before maturity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27

out Of this field as Il is to the inter-
ests ~ the mid-coutinent rofinora.
that every effort be made 70 recon-.
mcnd to- the commission that a flat
Increase instead OF q percentage In
crease he applied on shipments Of
petroleum. products.
tSiguCd1 J.. n Oppouhcimer.
Niyc-Prcs Sapulpa Refining Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27

CHICAGO Aus. 2e.-ButtoT unsettled
creamery 44n6bMc
EgEA higher, receipts k,22s caseH. Nrsta
ts q 4gc. ordinary frsis t3Qt5c; al. mark,
cases included. B0fsc; storage packed
flrsta bGhe.
springs 31ho.
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In the Oil Fields
Big Wei at Jennings

The Morton Oh company Of Bar-
tlcsvillc. has encountered the 2,1b2
foot sand In its No l Smith. In the
Jennings field, and all indications are
that the well will be good for ut
least a coo barrel producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
Wiih the Refiners

Editors Note .-lnasmuch as the
oil editor has been accused uf over
stating facts IN regard To the rate
situation. II has been thought best
to get few signed articles from big
mon IN the refining business ana the
first Ia hereby given.
ON February 20. 0I20 congress
passed the transportation act uf
1920. an act to provide for the term
iustion OF federal control of railroads
and system OF transportation, etc"
This act empowered tho Interstate
commerce commission to grant In
crcases IA freight ana passenger
rates ~ az to enable the carriers To
earn an annual operating income
equal to q return of per cont upon
the aggregate nf their property and
one half ~ per cent IN addition
FOR Improvements. bcttermcnts or
equipment
on July -. 1890, the interstate
commerce commission rendered the
opinion that percentage increases
amounting approximately 10 80 i-3
per cont above existing rates were
not unreasonable and under honest.
efficient and economical manage.
mcnt would allow the railroads to
earn 5,a per cent plus onc-half of /
pcr cent
Most ~ the rcfincrs In the mid
continent field do not question the
fact that the railroads were entitled
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27

KANSAS CITY. Aug 26---Close. wheat
December t226h March t22ih.
Corn--Soptember SI32A Decemb ber
Sl12, May. $40.
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CHICAGO. Aug 26-wheat--No. 2 red
81 $50 2.5sia No. , hard S255dass
Corn--No ? mixed tiG3a i.6i; No. 2
yellow tt6s
Oats--No. white 7Iq7iAo.
Rye-No. ? f20gh
Barley-A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27

NEW YORK, Aug. ss.--Liberty bonds
closed:
aus ss0aOi first "a is47l; second "a
ssAS6; first ans $3.50. second 4Ls
SSAts; third fhs Ss75s; fourth 4RB
ssASO. Victory ass $3.50; Victory 4As
4qb AZ
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FOR sALE---A 30 star drilling
machine with compicto set of tools
from i2 i-2 inch down u & N.
Drilling Co. SO3 Mayo building.
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NEW YORK, Aug 26--Load easier.
spot 50 zinc steady, East st. Louis delly-
cry spot SstOasIB.
Al London Lead spot f35 i5s. futures
as as Cd. Zlnc--spot 1856 i5s, futures
ftt,
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ST LOUIS. Aug. &c Cash wheat-No.
? red winter t2.57G25s, No. 3 rcd winter
S2.66it
Corn-No. 2 white tlGiaI69.
Oats--No. white 7id7iho No. .
white 70ia q 7lc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
PRODUCE


thICngO FntntOrs.
CHICAGO Aug 20 --Potatoca--Recelpts
oi cars, market steady. Eastern cobblers
tb,25 per barrel. Jersey eobblors sacked
f3.3603t0 per cwt; Minnesota early
Ohios ~ 9O0gn0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27

Tho range Of prices, showing the high.
" and last sales Of oil stocks on the
ow York curb market Thursday. as re-
1rt,1 by Houston. Fible & Co.. were a.
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The closing bid and asked prices of In
dependent oil stocks on the New York
curb market Thursday, as reported By
strsndberE, McGreevy Co, we're an fol
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27

gravity oil an hour. and adds COM
sidcrahly TO the looks of things In
that vicinity.
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KANSAS CITY. Aug. 20 6-Butter un.
changed.
Poultry--iiens a792oc, springs lc
higher l3c.
Potatoes unchanged
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LIVE STOCK

Oklahoma Livestock.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Aus 20 --Cattlc-'
Receipts 1A0 market active ard tully
steady, top ittib, bulk $3.50 uu.
heifcrs itn9. calves 81 beupb0, stockcrs
ana feeders ftsbUS26
Hose HRcceirtH 1SOU head market
steady tor tiA7t. bdik iis5o nv.
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FoHr WORTH Aus 2s..Catue 10
oeipts 5000 head, market 2sc higher
bocvss irult atnrkrrs ifdf. COWS and
h,itctr 81 aU0lo 90. calves : 5oh 1850.
HoEsA Receipts 500 head market 10 20
laU higher. heavy SO OO 10 1915. medium
tti7sulb.Uu pigs Sl26lJ.
Sheep Receipts 1000 head market
steady. lambs sou ycatlinRs iauln,
vctheu tsUe, ewes tluk
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~. Louis Produce. -
ST. LOUIS. Aug 2G.--Poultry and but
ter unchanged.
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$15,OOO,OOO
Morris & Company
7Afo Ten Year Sinking Fund Gold Notes
Dated September I, 1920
Due September I, 1890

I, Due eptembcr 1,
h
a Comps nputo o days notice AT unngh
IN
"a n aIe Mr.
the h0H
B
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WORLD ILARKET PAGE


The cloging bid and asked prices OF
standard on stocks on tho New York
ctrb market Thursday as reported by
Houston. ftble Co.. were as follows.
stocks Md AsNet
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NEW YORK. Aug. 26-spot cotton
quiet; middlins $3.50
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Halsey, Stuart & Co.

InCOrpOratcd--Suc tc
y, W. Hnlscy q Co., Chlcag,
Chicago New
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PRICE ss4 AND INTEREST, YIELDING $40

by Mcssrs Mayer Mycr Chicago II
for dcfin'e notes, will be delivered when,
New Britain herald., 1920-11-10
sHIRLEY MASON AT TONS.

Girl of My Heart" the screen yer sion of "oan of Rainbow springs" Frances Marion Mitchelrs famous story. with dainty Shirley Mason a9 tho star will havo it's final showing at F'ox's this evening.
 Beginning with tomorrow's matinee and continuing for the rest of the week. Tom Mix in "1ha Texan will be the offering. Tho Texan" is a picture of the cattle country and the mountains-a rcd-blooded, romantic story of the great open spaces; of men who do things and Of women who arc brave: a tale at once turbulent and tender. impassioned hut restrained" ." Such is tho producers appraisal of ''The Texan"
 Tn addition to. Tho Texan" Mutt and Jeff will pay us their usual weekly visit in ''rhe High Cost of Living" An unusual comedy Kiss Me Quick will be included in the program as we'll as a new Fox News.
 There will also be an entire change of the vaudeville bill of four high class acts.
 Two exceptional features, are an- nounced for Sunday evening. wm. Russell will appear in ''7'he Challenge or the Law" and Sylvia Breamer will be seen in Respectable By Proxy
New Britain herald., 1920-11-10

The last words came from my lips almost without my own volition. But l did not arrest them. Surely, Grace Draper deserved that sting, no matter how deeply she had repepted. And If her repentance was sincere. as she professed, she would see the justiflca- ton for my answer.
 "But-but'-the man. stammered, that means I'll have to sec you again. I rlsked a lot coming this time. again.
 derstands you are not to blame if I summon you here again." I returned, but the assurance did not appear to bring any relief to the mans worried countenance.
 Will you have to tell him that came here today?' he asked, and I could not decide whether to laugh or be angry at his implication that I, too, was under Maj. Grantland's control.
 T don't have to tell him anything I retorted. with what l realized the next instant was undignified petulance. but Tim evidently regarded the asser- ton most seriously. His face bright oned.
 Then that's all right" he said. "I kin see the kind of lady you arc. You wouldn't snitch on a fellow unless you had-Oh, my land!'' The homely old expletive died in his throat as he uttered it, and he cower- cd porceptibly, as through the door of 1 Betty kane's kitchen strode Mai | Hugh Grantland.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-10
CHARLES RAY AT PALACE.

Charles Ray insists on realism in the scenes of his picture and resorts frequently to strange and surprising methods to get them. An instance will bo noticed by those who see the latest Thomas H. Incc picture in which he is starred, Bill Henry.r IL comes as a Paramount offering to the Palace theater Thursday. Friday. Saturday. In this MT. Ray plays the part of a country youth who sets out as an agent for an electrical vibrator. In one scene he is supposed to>be demon- strating his device to a rheumatic old man, who jumps and howls when the vibration is turned on. The rehearsals were all calm enough, but MT. Ray didn't quite approve the expressions of his subject when the vibrator was SUD- posed to be in action, so he asked Director erry Storm to give him a rest until after lunch.
 When they next started on the scene the star said he was ready. The camera started grinding and Bert Woodruff, who was playing the part
New Britain herald., 1920-11-10

seen. The most unohsCrvant person could not have helped noticing his furtivo siances. hts twisting hands and the constant wetting of his lips with his togue. as if their dryness would otherwise mako speech impossible to him. looked at him steadily. de- tcrnnined. ir possible. to wrest some clue from him as to Grace Draper's s whereabouts.
 With Hugh Grantiand's assurance that she wa. no longer in my vicinity l had somehow gained the impression that she had been compelled to go back Co Now York. yet here was this man talking Of taking an answer back to her
 where is the woman who wrote this letter." l asked sternly.
 ''plenao don't ask me that. ma'a am. he returned. with q touch Of dignity that sat oddly upon his shamblitg per- Eonality. CT passed my promise wouldn't toll that. But she said could tell you that it was long. long ways from here. She wants you to write her just a line in answer and give it to me in a sealed envelope. Then l am to tnke 1t and put it in an- other envelope. and mail 1t to her at n certain place-oh. please. ma'am, won't you hurry I-I have to get away from here"
 Very Evident Fear.
 What are you afraid off" ! asked slowly. Mai. Grant1and?"
 purposeIy paused before the off, foer's name. then shot tho two words at him as if had fired them from a revolver. The result justified the ruse. He dropped the hat he was fumbling, and stared at me with wide-eyed amazcment. not unmixcd with terror.
 How did you know" he asked wildly. "fs he around here now? Does he know I'm here7'
 IIe was plainly in a panic, and re- focted curiousIy upon tho hidden power Hugh Grantland must wield to make a craven like thls out of an or- dinary village ''bad performer" as guessed Tim to be. But I saw there was nothing to be gained by playing upon the divided terror of the fellow, who was evidently in mortal fear of both Grace Draper and Hugh Grant land. so I spoke swiftly, reassuringly:
 T don't think so. At least, he has said nothing to me about it. But you must know that you are going against his orders in coming anywhere near
 
 Don't I know that?" the man re- torted. almost savagely. And hell just about wiring my neck if he catches mo. Won't you please write that answer, ma'am. and let me get away from here?'
 I did not hesitate in my reply. My first bewildorment at the unexpected and bizarre happening had passed, and common sense had told me that I must proceed warily in this thing, and must. above all other things. re- frnin from acting upon any impulse either of pity or anger.
 An Unexpected Interruption.
 ''I cannot possibly give you any am swer fo tho writer Of thls letter. now" I said firmly. T must think the mat ter over first. If you know how to communicate with your employer, tell her that you delivered the letter, that Mrs. Graham read it--but must con- suit her husband before answering it."
New Britain herald., 1920-11-10
Eggs in Potato Cases.

2 potatoes.
 eggs.
 tablespoons grated cheese.
 tablespoons butter.
 Salt and pepper.
 Use large smooth potatoes. Scrub we'll and rub with a little butter. Bake in a hot oven till done. Gut in half 1engthwise. Scoop out the potato without breaking the skin. Put the potato through a ricer. Season with salt and pepper and melted butter and beat until light Add a little hot milk if necessary, but the potato should be quite dry. Line the shells with the mashed potato. In each po- tato case drop an unbeaten egg. Dot
New Britain herald., 1920-11-10

dried beef, baking powder biscuits, coffee.
 Luncheon-Eggs in potato cases, beets in vinegar sauce, brown bread and butter, peach preserves, tea.
 Dinner-Stuffed pork chops, seal Ioped potatoesS mashed turnip, cab baee and celery salad, grape sponge, coffee. H
 My OIn Recipes.
 Two very thin and very small slices of onion put in the bottom of the dish the boots are served in give de- licious and tantaliZing flavor. The amount of onion must be very little. Salt and pepper and three or four abIespoonfuIs of vinegar make this an appetizing vegetable to go with the potatoes.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-10

with butte, sprinkle with cheese and brown in ;~ hot oven.
 Stuffed Pork Chops. chops.
 l 1-2 cups stale bread crumbs
 Salt and pepper.
 Hot water.
 r Have the chops cut 1-2 inches thick. On the edge opposite the bone made a deep incision as V-shaped as possible with the point of the V on the edge. Fill the cavity with plain stuffing made of the bread crumbs seasoned with salt and pepper and moistened with hot water Pin the edges of the chop together with tooth picks. Put in a slightly greased iron frying pan and bake in a hot oven for 45 or 50 minutes.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-10

Of the old man registered wonderful surprise and an expression of pain and fright. When the director called Cut" to the cameraman and the scene was ended Bert Woodruff turned to the popular star and eXclaim ed, "Confound you, you loaded that blamed thing with real electricity"
 There will be an entire change of Keith vaudeville.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-10
LDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrisons New Phase of
 Revelations Of q Wife
so Eager to Get Away

So Eager to Get Away. k answor. lady 2" with q start from the
 |ter which Grace Draper he. I had been SO ab-
 |mazing plea for pardon Int mo that ] had com |en her meBaenger until
 |poksn question recalled IaciouaneHs
 In was more than ner'- was in actual fear of
 |of some one. anxious to mission and get awat
 |nlty, was easily Co he