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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALE

Observation-Disclosures woman. accustome ed
to own home. with daughter attending
school. desires position In small family good
plain cook: best reference: Sl5. A e29
LADY. English. educated, fluent French
would take charge OF children or young
girl morning or Afternoon. 4 927, Led. on
YOUNG LADY desires position with a re-
liable concern: knowledge Of German. Rus
sian and English. Box 62s. Ledger OrlCe
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SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES new. $40; .asv
ments; singer and other makes. like i
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
AGENTS

AGENTs-MendinE tissue mends. all fabrics
profits; every lady buys; l!ght 70 carry;
sample, full instructions, wholesale prices
ave.. New York city.
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JOB PRESSMAN competent wanted; per
manent job; good pay: open shop. Besll-
LINOTYPE OPERATOR wantod3 4 hours:
night work: days: s42 per week: steady
Job: good living conditions. Address M. 2.
Tanner. sup't, Lynchburg News. Lynch
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTEp--DruG store, either central or
West Phila. state location, price FOR 1uick
possession Address b.. 8isT Market at
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

49, e Lessons Eng, French. Ger.
MS. wdnan' 1927 Race a st.. hEss; EosS,t Mssss ssss
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THE opportunity is afforded Investor OF $4,000
TO 5000 In nne business to make big raS
turn. For full information write p 63i
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STAMPS AND CoINs

STAMPS. PACKETS, DIME SETS
PHIL.A. STAMP CO. 81 4. iTth n,
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$4,000 TO $1,000 invested in estabushed hnsI
ness now win bring bis quick return Enr
IN information y O3D Iodpar al -
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NEED CAPITAL to finance several yaIuahls
patented articles to get them on tho mar
keti VIII stand the most rtEd iRvestlgati0
INdger OfTiCs ''' 'NS'
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MOTORTRUCKs to hire BY day, We,k os
hours; all sizes Phia. Auto Transfss
MOVING. light hauling, all Kinds, recs0poSii,
price. 2335 Jefferson. Poplar 1000 W ''e
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ber iSth ior tho Winter Term Wn III fSehhool IA
=-t -. .oHsolt LEDGER Educationai BuSsen Bs.a,-
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TO INVEST or SECURE CAPITAL,
SEE MAURICE LICHrMAN
nhh CnlnnlAl ,rrlIEf AAn
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

fiibne Spiel Ser Ybantalie. 9ie ur.
ipriinglide @runoform Der Stride,
oie oes lateinii6en &reu5es, tit
iltr9 ipdtere anbarten, 10 romert-
lid our9 Die ben Ser5og Srieori1
benz Streitbaren 1422-25) auf
Ger 8eItleite augefigte fiirltli6e
@robfapeae, oerpii6t woroen. Qurf
eoen oieien Nnbou miro aud oas al
te prG6tige 8ortal beroedt, 6as mir
nit ieinem reifen Sigureni6muG
nun i'm Snnern Der &apeae erblifs
FEN. 9ieie lit ionit 5iemli6 einfad
Oebalten, bod peroienen Die idolen
1eils gegoilenen, tells ciielierten Nfei-
iinggrabplotten, Dor aaent Die Sum-
Ia oeS @rbaliers, Die 8ea6tung OeS
S~iItorifers nie 6es &unltfreunoes.
Ser SuBbo6cn beitebt i'm gan5en
S9iff aus lteinernen uno bron5enen
@robplatten MeiBener 8il9ofe.
Cont tpeiit oieIer Sell Der Stride ols
cin5igen SGmltd Elm Iltargem1loe
bon 2ltfos &rano6 olif. SIN Der
Siioieite oes S9iffes befinOet iid
tin mabres ar6iteftonii6es Sripel,
sic Sobonnisfopele, Die lallt Sn-
Shrift inn Sabre 1869 erbaitt pur-
sc, olIo gu oen Glteiten Geilen oes
Comes gebort. 9ur6 einen 2ett-
ner miro oas Sdiff bes @~ottesbalt-
ies bonn boben Gbor getrennt. Sier
Ilcbt nod oos idmudloie @citiibl Der
Gborbcrren, bas idone, leiOer gum
Sell beI6Goigte SaframentSballs-
fen unO Ger iebr alte So6altar nit
ser @nbetung Ser beiligen orei So
nioe, Dem bodIt beoertenoen 8erfe
ciltes unbetonnten Meiiters. 8e-
Ionoere grwG6ni,ng beroient nod
ser feline, aber duBerit maleriide
Gtelt3gorg, Ser oie 8erbinoung 5pt-
i,9en oam Com uno Dem 9ii6ofs-
i6Ioiie p,r:nittelt.
llnmittelbar neben Dem Dome uno
an oeiien Sitieite nit oielcm per
t.rnoen, erbebt ii6 oaS S6loB, ndd)lt
Scr Marienburg unb Dem 0an5iger
Mttusbofe picaei6t Der idonite goti'
ife 9rofanbar 9eutldlanoS. IS
iAlieBt zen 9urgbof, oeiien Wfitte
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
Die spinne ais Snbnitrieurbeiter.
(9dIuB fcIat.)

Ssn einem Snititlt fir WeBinltrlt-
mcnte in Sutofen BEL Seem gorf iino
200 Gpirqen oamit bei6aftigt, bic
fir Sic MeBinItrlmente er%foroerli.
6eu 5Gben gu ipinnen. Sur belog'
ten !3ioed purocu bisber Wenl6en'
barre nno ieir olisge5ogcner Blotit'
Oratt nertpenoet, aber unteriltfurt'
qen bahen Der einpanOfreien Be-
tueis crbrad., ook S%pinngepebe nu-
qleid before 9,enite leiIten als oas
biSber ncriuenoete Material. 0as
Observation-Disclosures Der Spinnen iptelt
llb in ~folgenoer 8eiie ab: 9te
Spinnen iperoen bon iungen Wfaos
aen arf lire Sanoteaer geiebt uno
0nrd poriidtiges &lopfen beran,
laBt. iiG Don Ser Sano in Die Sie,
fs binab ~rlaiien. Die Spinne loBt
lid, 81 Sieiem 3Def an einem an
bcrn &onre Ser &ano befeitigten So
Sen berah; bcbor iie aber Den Sooerl
CREDIT, rolen hie MioGen Den So
Sen auf Elm 5pulrao uno betpirfei
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
mcissen.
atnm 9nItns q. 8aarbans.

ZEN @iebeln, aus Dem monGerlet
Eiirme un0 Siirm1en emporroger.
ltmfrGnat BON @Grten uuo &ebenbii'
ceIn Iieqt Die Staot geroOe an Der
Interchangeable Oreier Saler, ami.
Yten Die lit mdBig bobe, ober tell
G6fouenoe, bon berrliden 8aittperfen
qefronte Serge poridieben. Our
Nedten erbebt ii6 ser S6loBberg
nit Ser albre1tsbi,rg, benz biidof'
li6en S6loB uno Dem Dom, in Der
Mitte, Our9 einen fiibnen 8ritden'
ban nit 0ieiem nerbunoen, Der Ifra'
hera nit ser Ct. @frdfir6e iinO Der
GyiirItenfGule, ltno enolid our Gin
fen, our6 oas SriebiiGtaI bon Die
icm getrennt, Ser 8reite Berg nit
Dem Martinsfirflein.
@aS Der 8alotin fir 6os romii6e
Gei1, oos lit Der MeiBener S6loB'
6cr9 fir 6os &0nigrei6 Sa6ien ge'
poroen: oie 8iege oes Staates uno
auglei6 oos erite @oIltpert Der &al-
iur mitten i'm eroberten 8arbaren-
lnnoe. &ier erbpb ii6 Die critic
heutiGe 3pingburg, 6os erite DRIFT
li6e @ottesbo1ls uno Die erite S6lt'
le olti flatpiiden 8oben, bon bier
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

Der Som einnimmt, nod Norooiten
81 ob. @rbaut in ben Subren 147f
SO inter Ben bersogliden Bril-.
bern Graft nno 4lbredt onrH Wfei-
tier arnolo bon @eitfalen 81 elmer
3eit, ia aus Sen Shneeberger Gil.
bcrar,lteu Dem idhiiiden SiirIten-
haiea cine rclle Auelle oes Neif-
inns 5ugeiloilen mar, puroe Der
herrlide @ar i'm Sabre 1915 ourd)
sic GApeoen Itarf Oemoliert, aber
ihon 81 Sabre ipdter our9 @eorg
II. ipie0er bcrgcitelt. 8ei oieier De-
lcgcllbcit erbielt oas SdloB ben
Namcn AlbrcdtSburg. sls es Dem
Ioeptcn Sobonn Srieori6 8ottger
gelilngcn mar, aus einem in Der SD.
lie qeiunocncn Con Yor5cnan ber5u-
itc0en, uno gugnit Der Starfe it'd
'cntiDlob, oieie Gr%finDnng fabrifnld-
k1g alts3lib 'uten, wuroen Die &aii-
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

Inter oen oeutI6en StGotert, Sic
FER 6remoe in eriter 9inie ibrer
gsolt0enfmGler negen nufu6t,
nimmt MeiBen, 0as geiirnberg Sad)'
fms, eiuen @brenplas elm. @leid)
ousoeSeiGaet eur6 ieine u%noergleif'
Idle Sage rie o1lr6 feline Arditef.
aurIdate, p~rGientiert ii1, WteiBen
Dem 9eIdauer ouf Den eriten 9lif
ais eth Gtiid e1ten Mittelolters,
0os !t6 tros oler &riege uno Jeu-
ersbriinite unperfdIi6t bis o1f unie-
re Gage erbalten bot. @ber uno
bas gctpabrt man erit bel nd6erem
8uIehen = oie Stoot lit feinesmegs
fpie 10 biele nit dbnIider 8ergart-
aerHeit cine yid0ne 2eide," iie Iebt
lro GIiibt oielmebr berte nod murt-
Ter fort, rn0 oonf Der beoertenoelt
SubnItrie, Die bier cine SeimItdtte
gcfunrcn bat, puliiert in ben engetl,
frunlmen @aiien unO @GB6en ein
reqerer 8erfebr ols 5u Der 3eit, oa
0ieie erIte &1tIturltGtte i'm So6ler-
Ianoe lire i%iingeren &ipalinner
Dresden ltno 2eip5ig nod iiber'
itrablte.
Cine gliidlidere 8ereinigung BON
Gera uno Sal, Strom ltno Sigel,
8erqongenbeit uto @egentport,
Gtd0tii6em un6 26n6li6em, labt
Iif faum oenfer. 9a aiebt 81 I'M
seren 5iiBen in peitem 8ogen Der
@lbItrom oobitl, belebt bon Damp
fern, &ettenidiffen, 2aitfdbnen nno
SI0Ben, am 11fer peroen S6iffe nit
Son, Grant un6 Sorpbpr belaoen,
San6fGbne entleert uno 8aren al
Ter 4rt our Serlaonng onfgeItapelt.
3nei 8riider, oeren cine atd) Der
Giienbobn oierlt, bermitteln ben Ser
febr nit Der anoeren SluBieite. 0ie
Speite oerIel6en, Sic alte @l6briife,
CriItierte, aleroings MIR als Sol5s
bali, bereits i'm 10. Sabrbunoert, iie
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

me Oes SdIoiies Der Boraeuanmanlt-
faftur o~ugetpieien Die BON 1910 Bis
1864 bier lire &eimitdtte batte.
9ei Ser MiBadtitng Der @otif, III
Ser iid namentlid oas Is. Sabr-
bun6ert gefiel, lit cs ni6t permuns
oerIid, SAB man in bieIer 3eit nit
Dem @ebdube iebr idonungSlos Inn.
ging uno, mo es ser Sobrifbetrieb
erforoerte, onerlei @enoerungen uno
stmfountn pornobm. Grit &onig
SSobana nobm iid Der albredtsburg
ols citcs Notwithstanding mie'
ser an, ncranlaBte Die 8ie0erberltel-
lung oes iG6nen S~tiegenbauies nno
iorete Fir Die l1eberlieolung Der
M%onufcftnr in Elm eigenes gerdumi-
ge$ &tabliiiement, Oos er i'm Srie-
biidtalc erbai1en IieB. Seitoem lit
oic 9(lbreftsburg fortpabteno re.
ito1tricrt lrl6 itilget1dB altsgeifmitdt
iuorbcn.
O5dIuB fcIat.)
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
Ger Singing unO bic @aRe.

Gtumpi Dor iid bin6riitcno itcben
oreiBig Wtcniden Dor elllem Sha!ter
ocs Wiindner @aliptbabnDofS an.
Sic babcn iid) in 6orm elmer SAlan-
genlinie georOnct mo iiben ii1 in
@eOulo. "a lduft ein lebbafter, ina-
ger SEER Die 2inie cntlang. 6rcnnb-
lid erfl1rt err, OaB CT MIR cine &lei-
nigfeit anl Sdalter ab5umahen
babe, man moge ood) 10 gut icin,
ibm our @ermcioulg mniiben s3eit.
perlultes iofortigcn 3utritt gum
Sholter gu gemabren. Yllgcmcine
3uItimmung. Ganfero bcgibt lid) Der
iutlae &err bon Der anberen Seite
Der gum Sd)alter. Man licbt ibn
nit oem Seamten MnterDanoeln.
slbermals idreitct er Johann Die
Sdlongcnlinie entlang mo. cine
6abrfarte ~idwingcno, iagt or
idmlua5elno: uS1allcn Sic, meme
0anlen uno @erren, 9 e miilicn iid
onitcaen, I'M 10 Elm cling gu befom.
men. d babe Oas nid)t gebraudt."
51mtlide llnterficfer Happen her-
ab. Nur Elm otter tSerr finoet nit
6eiierer Gimme @orte Der Gntrii-
Itung: rSie iino Elm 2iimmell"
.llno Sic" entgegnet Der iunge
Mann p~erbinOIid Iddelno, Limo elm
6umorloier WcnldL mas nalnlih
idlinmer ais elm 2iimmel lit"
\ (Miindner q. ~
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

ipnroe in &~riegs8eiten pieoerbolt in
@tono geltedt uno crit I'M porigen
Sabrbunoert nit Stetnpfeilern per-
frEen. Mori6aa 9abouit 5eritorte
fie in Ser 9odt gum Ia. MGr3 1918,
un6 in Ser Naft gum 16. Suli 1866
1preneten iie bel LAUNDERING Der
@reuBen iddiiide 9ioniere in bic
2rft. Die iebige @iienperbinoung
Der mittleren Hfeiler lit elm 8erf
Der neueren 3eit. Gbarafteriltiid
fir oieie 9riide linb oie groBen wei-
ben @open, Die NIT langiamen Slit
qeIidl6een beitdnoig 5miiden ben
Sfeilern alf uno nieoer fliegen ODER
gans m ser Ndbe, an Der Miinoung
nes Sriebiidbades, lire Nabrnng
iuben.
aSolgen mir Dem Strome ser 8ai-
fonten nit Dem @uge bis gum on-
beren nfer, 10 ieben mir Die @ltitaot
MeiBens Dor ms, elm @etpirr bon
ftcilen rotten 3iegeloddern un6 bo-
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

Ol,rd) Die 0re4ung oes Stables, oaB
Ter Saoen aufgerolt miro. Gaourd)
miro Die Spinne, Die ii6 beft1noig
bcmiibt. Cen 8ooen 81 errei6en, aber
INNER pieoer elm Stiidden in Die
Sobe ge5osen miro, genotigt, ben
GpinnprooaS anoauerno fort5uieBell.
9Illf oieiem 8ege erbGlt man bon eli
ncr ein5igeH Spinne mebrere bun.
BERT Sub S6bef.. 9ie Spinnen
iper0en ollGer Ser @~rbeits5eit in ei'
llcm aroBen adiig berwabrt nno nit
Stlibcnflieeen gefiittert.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
Die premier8+
pom sieborO @Mttmonn.:

See betritt 0as Sodium.
sic lit 10 id0n, 10 iuB, 10 better.
Sebt mint iie benz &labierbegleiter,
9as ouft'ge 4lei0den iist famos,
ltnO Ser @eiang eebt plOsIid los.
Grit mezza voce uno oonn forte
@%ntitr0men i9r Der 2ie0er 8orte,
Sin &nooel iibt i6r in Der 4eble,
@as tut's? sic iinet ia nit Der
Seele.
sic QUIET un0 qiitidt un0 fnautl1t
uno quaft,
Oenn 0as Srogramm lit iebr fom'
paft.
Sic iingt ult0 iingt. User fam Oas
boren?
Die 2eute Iaiien iid] nidt itoren.
Der cine idnardt; Der andre
trati1t,
Gin bisden miro babel geflotIdt.
Man mGrmt ii1 10 Die itarren
S1noel
8, n1r' 6ie STARTER idon ai @r0el
o6ne MitleiO iingt Die S60ne
limo Idbt sic grauenOoniten Gone.
@ern m06te jeoer iid erbeben,
immer miro mas oroufgegeben.
Sect iino Die Aualen aus,
geenoigt nit Ser Sbreni6maus,
ltno 9lumen tragen o6ne 3obl
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

1its nrlroe oas 2ano an Der @lbe
foloniiiert, urbar 9emad)t uno ieinen
beionii6en @emobnern oas Gbrilten-
.um m!fge3ipungen. Sene eriten
9arperfe iino ldngit peri6tpunoen
uno boben neiteren uno groBartige-
len @eb1uoen Slas gemad)t, Die
nun aitdb idon mieoer auf 900
Sabre ouriidiebcn fonnen. Gas al
tC1te oerielben tit Der id0ne aber lei
Der nidt p0aig gum abidluB ge.
.trafte Conn, erbart bon 1866
400 bauptidd)lid inter ben 9iid)o.
fen @itigo l., @itigo II. uno 9bi'
mo BON Golois. Die erite anlagc
ipar romantic, bod ideint man
idon balo au Dem oumalS aufgefomr
lnenen gotiiden Stile iibergegangen
~ iein. 9ie SurAfiibrung oes
@arisen aeidnet fid ebenio iebr ourf
groBe Ginbeitli6feit aus, pie Die Der
ar6iteftonii1en @in5elbeiten ourf
&ei6tum an @eoanfen uno oas
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23
auie man eine elar@t ait eiment Strnbbalm antsa-
hebem rFrt1ng.

in Ser Slai6e, mie in Ser albbilouns
az ieben tit, felt. sluf bieie 8eife
fam man sic Slaide an Dem Strob-
balm miibelos bo6beben. Dab es
ii6 BEL oielem Stiid MIR I'm fleine
6lalden banoeln fam, lit lelbltper'
itanolid; groBen Slaiden gegeniiber
periagt oie araft oes Strobbalms,
audi mcnn oieier nod 10 iteif uuo
fraftig lit.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

grfas. Mgatbe: 1@iiien
Sic idon: iofort nod Der 8erlobung
bat 9lurelie anf Buni6 hires gu
filnftigen ibren Moppel abi6aifen
miiilen.~
guluIia: .@r0Benipabnl"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

9as er0Bte ltebeI, bos man fennt,
SIT cine Sungfrau nit Eolent,
0ie cine <nlt nit gifer iibt
llnO IeiOer iie 5l 5eigen liebt.
Sb tie iebt BLAZE ODER geige,
Ob mebr lie Sum @eiang iib neige,
Sb fie nit @nooft unO @ei4mafe
Son 6rii6 bis gtadts Die Saiten babe,
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

- S6aoe! 9ierbuber (por 6em
GGtDonenteiG): uS6ao' is's, epig
Itao'! @os tl,an % @ieder nit
btne lange Sails, no 3 bod foa
Bier not friagen?"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

gs lit Dies leidter als man Oenft,
uno oa5u nod iebr einfad. @s be-
bari Oo5u nur zines itarfen, iteifen
Gtrobbalms, ben man an ieinem un-
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

unbciIbor. @itwer:
,,@om Sciraten mare id nun GRIND
lid furiert; ober
rSie meinel1, cine fleine NaGfur
f0nnte nidt i6ooen?
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

Die 0iener miibiam in ben Saal.
Der 8eifaa itiirmt unO to6t ulO
fra6t,
Solo ltrablt sic &iinitlerin uro lodt,
Das Spferlolnm oas Gublifum,
Iiiblt Ii6 erIoit, sic Dual lit I'M.
Gin @eiier aber ite6t uno linnt:
Sic iitgt 5uar idle3t, oos boloe
&ino.
@eI9eiter als oie &unlt betrerben
SIT es, Oobeim beim Serb 5u bleiben.
Sern' Striimpfe Itopfen, tii9tfg
fo6enl
Sd gIaub', bas NOR iebr flug ge.
lpro6en.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

BUR @ieberaufnabms Der beuiden Sunbe1sbe5iebunscnc nit 9uBIomO: Sra
Seufi6lano Dor benz arhse 5dst = 9nrd ben oinfiaen SSor@ang Der lnas ss
nationalen N@rbanblungen nit Der Gop iet@nrun9 tit Die @me0rautnaBme oss
Sanoas in 9reHbare Ndbe geridt nno oeie Sifern geosn elm oeuiilI9eS g W9
bon br @eentnng, tcI1e bic rulfide YrooutHpu bon 9abruH9smftan aug
fir SeIerwi6 gepnnen fam.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

Sb Iie roSiere oSer male,
Die @Iieoerprodt int San5e itroble:
sic brouft, Die Sade lit fatal,
Stir lire &iinite einen Saal.
I'm Ifyneres @elo un6 CUTE Borte
@rI6lieBt Iid bic gepriei'ne @forte,
ltno prunfbon an Der StraBenede
9ient 6os Blafot Dem eOlen 3rpede.
Die Snfel, Neffen, Ni6ten, Santen
Comic 6ie iibrigeu 8ertpanoten
8emii6en ii9 idon modenlang
ltno ideuen feitten i6meren Sang,
9as B1lblifl4tt berbei3u6ringer,
Die So9e miro ut1o muB geIinge1l
Oas 6reibiuet miro Iosgelafien
ltno iiberifmemmt in oidten Wfaiien
Die gauge Staot. Ser &6eno nabt.
@as miro Die fiinItlerii6e Sat
9en opferfrob %gefomm'nen Senten
Sn puttfto @miiiemerlt beOeuten?
Der gauge Saal lit iiberpoa.
Man martet, mas iebt fommer iou.
Grit tratl1t man laut, 6ann miro
man itunlm.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-23

tern @noe fnieformig. einfnidt uno
bonn in cine Slaide bringt. Sowie
6as &iiieitiid 0urd ben sails Der
Glaide binourd lit, itemmt es iid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-21
Made With Ham

Baked Ham.-Boil the ham until
tender, then remove kettle from range
and set aside that ham may partially
cool. Then take water. remove out
side skin, sprinkle with cloves about
an inch apart Bake one hour in a
slow oven. Serve cold. thinly sliced.
Ham in CasseroIe.-Slice of ham cut
one and one-half inches thick. two
and one-haf cups potatoes. two cups
milk. Wash and pare potatoes. Slice
thin. soak in cold water; drain; put
pour over the milk. Cook in a mod
crate oven one hoNv covered; then
remove cover and cook another half
hour until nicely Drowned. Serve in
the casserole.
southern Ham.-Pput slice of ham
brown sugar. pour over 4 cup OF milk,
bake in a slow oven for an hour or
until tender. Serve in casserole
Ham a Ia King.-Two cups of ham.
cooked and diced; two cups medium
thick white sauce: two hard cooked
quartero1.: one pimento, cut in narrow
strips: one finely chopped green pep
per. Heat the white sauce add green
pepper. pirisento. mushrooms and ham.
The egg with the other ingredients.
When mushrooms are very expensive
or not available, . cup Of peas may be
used instead.
Ham Sal1d.4-Two cups of ham, cook
ed and cat In half-inch cubes: one
cup cold boiled potatoes. cut in sim
liar shape: one cup celery which has
been washed, scfaped and cut in quar-
ter-inch p5eceA. Moistan with cooked
salad dfessing. Serve on lettuce
leaves and garufsh with slices of
sweet pickles.
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Spaos Cake.-Cream good tablespoon
each OF lard substitute and oleo with
ono cup OF brown sugar. Add one
beAtAa egH and beat that in good. then
add one small teaspoon each OF CHINA
mon, cloves. allspice and q little nut
hzlf cup f1isins and about a handiui
Of nut meats e few little pieces OF
lemon ped and citron add to the
favor but cen do without). Now add
one cup OF sour milk with teaspoon
of soda in II to the mixture. Beat this
all in good before adding three cups
of sifted fiour with pinch Of salt and
little balinr powder. Put in loaf tin.
Have oven hot, but turn burner lower
before putting cake In. Bake one-haif
hour. BY adding little more flour TO
this recipe nice cookies may be made
by Dropping q tablespoon about two
inches apart on creased pan.
Eggless Cake.--one cup sugaI. one.
half cup mo1asses. one cup raisins cut
in half, one teaspoon cinnamon. one
half teaspoon cloves. one-half cup
shorteuing one cup hot water. one
half teaspoon soda. Can be made with
sour milk instead Of water. Nut meats
instead Of raisins are good.
Caramel Tapioca.--One cup sugar
one pint milk, one-Quarter cup granu-
lated tapioca. one-ha1f teaspoon salt.
one egg. one-ha1f TEASPOON vanilla.
Scald the milk. Carame1ize the sugar,
and then add 1t to the hot milk. When
the sugar Is dissolved add the tapioca.
Cook in a double boiler until the
tapioca is transparent; add the salt:
stir in the egg carefully and cook un-
and turn into dishes for serving. Cool,
Serve with plain or whipped cream
Chopped nuts may be added to the
dessert just before turning into dishes,
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eyes such look OF hungry desire that
he shivered.
OF course, those tracks led back to
the tree. and Reddy actually snaried
in his disappointment. Then he looked
up in the tree and saw Rusty. In
stantly he tried to look pleasant. He
grinned up at Rusty: Smart as he is,
shouldn't grin. for then he shows all
his long teeth.
Good morning. neighbor." said
Reddy. trying to make his voice sound
smooth and pleasant. isn't this a
Rusty nodded. 1T is the most won
derful morning I've ever known" said
he. "You may well say so. repned
Reddy Fox. But you really nave no
idea how wonderful 1t Is II you haven't
been away from this tree. and judge
way over here I passed some mar
velous sights. You ought to see them.
You owe H. to yourself 10 see them'
1 would like nothing better tnan TO
show them to you. Haven you lie"
Rusty's eyes twinkled. "Where did
you So nose interesting sights are?
ho inquired.
= didn't say, but I will be glad to
show you the way" replied Heddy IN
can be very polite when he wants 10
"Oh. / couldn't think Of putting you
to all that trouble" replied Rusty.
mo, indeed. I couldn't think OF 1t: Just
tell me where they are and III go
there by way of the tree-tops. II Is
much easier travelling for me that
way, you know" His eyes twinkled
more than ever.
You can't so that way. for there
are no trees there" replied Reddy
hastily. "you won't find it Tar il you
go with me-"
Rusty chuckled. 'Tt might not be
far there, but I am afraid it would be
such a long way back that ] never
would get here" said he.
Reddy sighed. MY. how fat you
arew no exclaimed, and without know
ing IL he licked his lips.
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could see him very clearly now. He
saw in Reddy's sharp. crafty face a
great eagerness as he approached each
white mound. followed by a look Of
bitter disappointment as he turned
away from It,
Hes hunting for his breakfast. :"
thought Rusty. He probably hasn't
had anything to eat since that storm
began two days ago" And in this
Rusty was quite right.
Reddy came along slowly, for that
snow was SO soft that he broke
through with every step. In fact, he
was wading. Presently he reached the
place where Rusty had fioundered
about at the foot OF the tree, and in
stantly little culver ran all over him
and again his face lighted with eager
ness. He followed the tracks Rusty
had left. and Rusty could see in his
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/, stop altogether, so that every one
was obliged to walk-every one ex-
cept those wise enough to stay at
home.
But this is all moro or less incl
dental to my real work here. This
morning I went again to the office Of
specialist on head and scalp treat
ment to whom / was introduced on
my first visit here I shall study with
him during the brief time left Of my
visit. From him l can learn a great
many things. l know. which will be
most valuable to us later on.
This doctor says, by the way. that
there is nothing for the hair that is
better than braiding 1t. particularly
at night after the scalp has been
properly aired and massaEed and the
hair smoothly brushed: and that one
of the healthiest styles OF wearing
the hair. If 1t is long and thick. is
with loose braid bound around the
head. 1 have often advocated this
fashion for my readers because its
classic simplicity shows off SO well
the length and texture OF the hair.
My physician, however, says that its
greatest value is because 1t distrih-
utes the weight of the hair evenly
around the head instead of bringing
it all in one place.