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Evening star., 1921-02-27
REBEKAH LODGES.

The official visit by President Mollie
r Edmonston and her official line
| officers to Mount Pleasant Rebekah
Lodge on last Wednesday evening
was marked success. The work
of the current term was reviewed
and pronounced as of the highest or
der Noble Grand Ermina Woodruff
and Vice Grand Emma ID. Wolfe
proved special features of the pro-
gram. which included vocal and in
strumental selections. in charge OF
Herbert F. Keyser as chairman Of
the committee. The program con-
cluded with the serving of refresh
ments. The grand master and sew
eraI Grand Lodge officers were in
attendance, it being his home lodge.
Fidelity will hold its regular ses-
sion Tuesday evening. All members
are cordially invited to attend. es-
pecially those visiting during inaugura
ton week.
Degree work will be conferred at
the next session of Esther Lodge.
The plans for the event tc be held
on the night Of March II are being
carried on with the greatest Of sue
cess.
Members Of Dorcas Lodge. No. 4.
will hold package sale on March
3, to which the members of all branch
es of the order are invited. Plans
are being perfected by the commit
tee in charge for a get-together So
cial to be held on the evening OF
March IL, and large attendance is an
ticipated.
The Rebekah Home Circle will meet
Wednesday evening, March .. and all
representatives are urged to be present
for the assignment of important COM
mittee work by the president. Emma
T. Stroebe,. The rummage sale to be
held during the spring will be in charge
of Minnie Lacrey, who is now receiving
goods.
Evening star., 1921-02-27
FilnOgrans
Continued from Third Page.)

play. THE Clam Digger" has been
placed under contract by Lois Weber,
who induced him to leave the speaking
stage.
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VISIT MT. VERNON-H0ME
OF OUR FIRST PRESIDENT

Historic Alexandria, Arlington and
Fort Myer.
Electric trains leave frequently from
18th st. and Penna. Ave. NV.
WashinEton and Virginia Railway Co.
Phone Main 307 for Information.
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Unoffcial visits Of Grand Master Wolfe
for the week will include, Esther Re-
bekah Lodge and Mount Nebo Encamp-
ment, Monday; Amity Lodge. Tuesday; :;
Harmony, Lodge. Wednesday: Phoenix
Lodge. Thursday. and Miriam Rebekah
Lodge, Friday.
Evening star., 1921-02-27
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

A. the recent Great Council session
held on the 14th and 18th the follow
ing chiefs were elected for the en-
suing year: Great sachem, Rober:
Strobel; great senior sycamore. Lee
q. Emory: great junior sagamorc.
Frank q. Seiffert: great prophet. l.
II. Bergman. The following were
continued in office: Great chief OF
records, great keeper OF wampum and
great representative. The great
sachem appointed the following as
appoin.ive chiefs: Great sannap. J.
Vessey; great mishinewa. Charles
Scherer. great guard OF wigwaE:, W.
S. Doleman. and great guard of for
est, John Holzwart: also the follow
ing appointments on committees.
James A. Madison. jr.. three years.
finance committee; William Lanham,
three years, on orphans board:
James Mitchell. three years. on board
of appeals: committee on credentials,
r. +. Martin, William Kolb and r..
p Souder: committee on returns and
renorts. Charles ]. Benner, A. w.
Gompers and E. II. Brown. Deputy
Great Incohonee r. B. Neil raised the
elective and appointed chiefs. The
Great Council degree was conferred
ON United States Senator Oscar In
derwood for the Gpeat Council of Ala
bama.
Idaho Tribe. No. Is. at its next
meeting will adopt . class for Sioux
Tribe No 1S These two tribes Will
Evening star., 1921-02-27
an ENGLISH DRAMATIST'S
VIEW OF LINCOLN
4 Lecture by
JOHN DRINKWATER

Poet and Dranatist, Author OF Abraham Lin
coin" Auspices of the Washington Society Of
the Fine Arts Auditorium Central High School
March IL. Sis O'Clock. Reserved seats, 81 90
Of5ce Of tie society. 1141 New York ave
Evening star., 1921-02-27
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.

Miriam Chapter No. 20. will have
charge Of the religious services at
today at pm. Rev. G. I. Humphreys
pastor Of the Rhode Island Avenue NJ
e. Church. will officiate. Members Of
the order and visitors will be well
coined. The chapter will have busi-
ness and social meeting tomorrow
evening, no work being scheduled
Members Of the order are cordially
invited.
Evening star., 1921-02-27

The Trestleboard Club will hold its
fifth monthly dance in the private ball.
room of the Arcade Saturday night. At
its last meeting the members were en-
tertained with a talk by Representative
Frederick N. Zihlman and selections by
the Grotto Band. The club Is making
extensive arrangements for a ladies'
night to be held in the near future.
Evening star., 1921-02-27

The several branches OF the order are
perfecting plans for the comfort and en-
tertainrent OF visitors during inaugural
week. Headquarters will be located in
l. Q. o. F. Temple. 7th street northwest.
Special degree work and other activities
have been arranged for by several of the
lodges
Evening star., 1921-02-27

Idaho Tribe. No. Is. at its next
meeting will adopt q class for Sioux
Tribe, No. IS. These two tribes VIII
hold a joint anniversary celebration
CONTINUED On EiThth P19e.)
Evening star., 1921-02-27

Noble Grand Hammond announces de-
gree work for Union Lodge tomorrow
evening. 216 Pennsylvania avenue south
east. The degree team. in charge Of Di-
rector McPhee. has been assisting Phoe-
nix Lodge in the conferrng of degrees.
Following continued illness Of Past
Grand Hazard, the lodge will again have
his services.
Evening star., 1921-02-27

Osiris Lodge, No. 26. F. A. A. NJ, gave
a ladies' night entertainment and dance
Evening star., 1921-02-27

Federal City Lodge will have degree
work scheduled for every meeting nigh,
for the next several months. Special
accessories have been added to the third
degree and plans are being adopted for
increased activities in all lines Of lodge
work.
Evening star., 1921-02-27

The Tribesman Of the Oriental Order
of Humility and Perfection are expected
to enter this jurisdiction as Il new field
for activities and members. Odd Fell
ganization is open to third degree Odd
Fellows only and is designed to interest
especially the younger element of the
order.
Evening star., 1921-02-27

East Gate Chapter No. 21, has called
OF the meeting for March 4.
Evening star., 1921-02-27

Hiram Chapter. No. 10. Royal Arch
Masons. will meet tomorrow evening,
at which time the p. NJ. and NJ. L. Nj.
degrees will be conferred
Evening star., 1921-02-27

Noble Grand Meile announces spe-
cial features for Phoenix Lodge on
Thursday evening, when Federal City
Lodge will confer the first degree.
Evening star., 1921-02-27

A special communication of The
New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 3, F. A.
A. NJ. is called for Tuesday in lodge
room No. 1. Masonic Temple. 18th
and n streets, for the conferring Of
the NJ. NJ. degree. The lodge will be
open At o'clock
Evening star., 1921-02-27

The home auxiliary board Of Ruth
Chapter. No. /, held its second meet
ing at the home Of Past Matron Clara
Hall, Ordway street. Cleveland Park,
with Past Matron Elizabeth Schneider
and Ida Parsons as hostesses. Plans
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With Board.

iSiS VERNON ST. \. W. LARGE FRONT
room for two; excellent meals; $45 month
each; also table board. North 5l34. 80.
IS4I KALORAMA RID. N w.-CHOICE
double rooms, md door front; very desir-
aide. Col. 46T5. 214
164I ST " UNCOMFORTABLE FUR
nisbed room for two. twin beds; excellent
meals. North 2323. 2i5
ROOM-LARGE, FOR TWO; is APART
ment: southern exposure; home privileges.
Phone Columbia 1881. 2l2
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Automobiles Wanted.
PERSONAL.


w0RKINGMEN-HuSTL ARE GoTN0
TO take a nd and let the IA rrain'' Sell-
ers explain how new pants can be sold for
one-haf value. We wish we know how 20
buy that way. but We sell at q profit. See
us for new pants, 81. -, IS. slightly used
suits. s. up. Ladies' store. SIC d. JUSTH's
OLD STAND. GIG d Sg5'
TYPEwRITING. ADDRESSING, MAILING:
fo- prompt and efficient service call Main
5s2i. Miss IerDer. Public SteboErRphie De-
partment of the PERSONNEL BUREAU, sos
Bond bldg. l4th aud n. Y. ave. iss
PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER on HAND Ar
an times for that rush work Gall Main
5S2l and ask for Miss Ierner. PERSONNEL
BUREAU, sos Bond bldg, 18th stsapna
n. Y. ave. lss
LEARN 10 READ CHARACTRn At
sight" INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL
REsEARcH, go Munssy BldG.
A CHARACTER ANALYSIS Will ENA-T !
you 70 fpd the right joh. INsTITUTr -
VOCATIONAL REsEAkcH, 21e kEzssy
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Table Board.

GA ST. n. West TABLE BOARD:
good variety; hot Dread, wsnles; lunches put
up. S.. so per week. 25l.
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1875 10TH n. w BEAUTIFUL LARGE
rooms, bath, Ink. Take children. Call
Sunday. 800
a92s ILL. AVE. n. W. LARGE UN-
furnished rooms, ]. b. K; no children-
Gel. SIS. 211
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HELP WANTED
Male.
s.IEsNES NEW YORK MANUFACTURE

saLEsMEN, NEW YORK MANUFACTURE
ING CONCERN DESIRES SERVICES OF
ENERGETIC SALESMAN, HAVING GOOD
APPEARANCE-AND POSSESSING IN
USUAL ABILITY TO DEVELOP HIMSELF
FOR PERMANENT POSITION. LOCAL
SALARY OF 5000 on BONUS SYSTEM.
IL YOU ARE THE RIGHT TYPE OF A
MAN-IF YOU ARE ANXIOUS TO DE-
VELOP A GOOD PERMANENT POSITION
FOR YOURSELF QUICKLY AND ARE
WILLING TO PUT YOUR SHOULDER TO
WHEEL WITH Us DURING A 6-WEEKs
FINANCIAL CAMPAIGN, WRITE TO c. II.
sTCDDARD, THE NEW WILLARD. 3o2
MAN TO WORK THIS CITY REFIEIsH-
ing chandeliers brass beds, automobiles,
by new method. SO daily without capital
or experience. Write GUNMETAL CO. rs
Elm. Decatur. Ill. 2SS
BE A DETECTIVE, s5o-S1OO WEEKLY;
travel over world: experience unnecessary.
AMERICAN DETECTIVE AGENCY, SIS
Lucas. ST. Louis. 2sI
YOUNG MAN as ticket clerk; DO expert
ence required; 500 per month PER
v. u ave. 2J6
sTESoGRAPHER, capable Of doing public
stenographic work. for 4 hours per day.
PERSONNEL BUREAU, 3o5 Bond Bldg,
18th & n. 7. ave. Eo
COUNTERMAN for small lunch room: must
have some experience. PERSONNEL BU-
REAU. 30J Bond Bldg. 14th n. Y. ave
YOUNG MAN for general work in store
PERSONNEL BUREAU. sos Bond Bldg,
18th q ". Y. ave. 256
INSTRUCTOR-sHOw CARD SIGN PAINT
7 er. SCIENTIFIC VOCATIONAL BUREAU,
212 Munsey Bldg. 2l9
INSTRUCTOR-ELECT ENGINEER.
SCIENTIFIC VOCATIONAL BUREAU, 212
Eunsey Bid 21s
CoILrCToR-MUsT BAvE MACHINE; SIS
per week. PERSONNEL BUREAU, 3O1
Bond bldg. 18th and y. Y. ave. 1se
MENACE IL TO 55. EXPERIENCE UN-
necessary. Travel. make secret investiga-
tons, reports. Salaries. expenses. AMER
ICAN FOREIGN DETECTIVE AGENCY,
2os st. Louis. At
sTENoGRAPHER WITH KNOWLEDGE OF
Bookkeeping, in large local commission
house; salary to start. $aJ to $50 per week;
permanent position and advancements to
capable person- PERSONNEL BUREAU,
SOS Bond bldg. 18th and n. Y. ave. 1So
CLERK FOR LOCAL HARDWARE ESTAB-
lishment; good salary and excellent oppor-
tunities for Advancement. PERSONNEL
BUREAU. sos Bond bldg, 14th and n. Y.
ave. 1s9
WINDOW TRIMMER FOR MEMS FUR
nishing store; must be experienced and
come well recommended PERSoNNEL b.
REAU. 3o5 Bond bldg, 18th and n. Y. ave.
$50
ORDER BOY FOR SMALL MARKET; PRE-
fer one that can drive a Ford car. PER-
sONSEL BUREAU. 305 Bond bldg, 14th
and V. 7. ave. $50
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-PAY ENVELOPE, CoNTAINiNG
so. Name on the outside. Reward Can
n. 363-J. r. A. B0LEN. S4
LosT-THURsDAY, 5TH INST. BROOCH;
coral; rose leaves and beads drop at
bottom; constructed 90 wires OF gold; valued
as family heirloom. Very liberal reward
sl2 Y st. NV, second floor. 10
LIIsT-Si5 CHEK AND $500 IN CASH
LOST nv driver. Please return CARRY
ICE CREAM co. Reward. -
s5o REWARD AND no QUESTIONS FOR
return Of white male Cuban poodle; lost
near Glen Echo last sunday morning. Phone
Cleveland 2014 w
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Unfurnished.

STH ST. n. W.. 13e+NICELY FUR
nished rooms, near bath; reasonable
Phone North 5271. 1J9
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

STOCK SHARES IN q. 8. MOVING PIC
ture Corp. what have you? BOX 1o1-D.
e62
suburban property and business; retiring
Mod. house. fruit. will SELL trade for city
property. $500. Wildman q Co.. 9th q n.
18TH ST.. Mr.. KENsINGToN. SUBURBAN
unimproved. in exchange for city prop
erty. TH0S- e. FARRELL. s37 Woodward
Bldg. Main 765.
Exchange equity Of $40 900 In new suburban
houses for large apartmt. or bus. prop.
kaAoney and Sullivan. 15zT Eys st. M.
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HELP WANTED
Female-Continued.

HAIR DRESSER; EXPERIENCED; SAL
ary, $30-$40 per week. PERSONNEL BU-
REAU. 3O5 Bond bldg. 14th st. and n. Y.
ave 1s6
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WASHINGTON C., SUNDAY s. 1921. 81
FOR ,REET-ROOMS.
Furnished.

~~-~~~~~---~~>-oc->
FOR RENT-iS VERY DESIRABLE BUsI-
ness location. between 18th and 18th sts..
on New York ave-, NV, rooms and bath.
floor. Building can be leased. $50. cay
WOOD BROS. q GARRETT, INC, sl5 New
York ave., NV. 26I
LARGE FRONT ROOM, SOUTHERN EX-
posure; continuous hot water; near 18th
and Columbia I'd. S35 Phone Col. s33-W.
e. 276.
l24s MORSE ST. n. E.-Two FURNISHED
rooms. L h. L.. h.-w. HI SIS; or one large
furnished room for two or three men Phone
Lincoln 2so-J. 27s
l421 TEA ST. n. Y.-NICELY FURNISHED
with use Of psrior, piano. telephone
". Tis3, "a
PRIVATE HOME, ONE Oh TWO SECOND
noor rooms with porch; gentlemen only.
Call Col 1855. 273
% TrH ST. s. E.-LARGE FRONT ROOM,
twin beds; with or without board: terms
reT sonsble. Phone Lane. 62oS. 272
1924 h ST. n. W.. SIS EACH FOR FRONT
room, ami. 2s2
l0l4 18th stone APT. NEXT TO
bath; privilege of housekeeping; also 2
double and single for gentlemen. Call Main
ZOO BIT. and p. m. 26s
s2l MASS. AVE. n E.-TwO FURNISHED
ASoh1os scNe1N 1Sas NaN~
housekeeping. 20
aos4 ST. n. w.|sPBcIAILY DEsIR-
able double room; ladies preferred 244
LARGE FRONT PARLot. HOT WATER AT
all hours; suitable for married couple or
two young men. 1lS5 9th St NV. 249
TWO ROOMS, BATH SANE FLOOR. AMI.
Ink. porch. garage. private; no children.
Col. Ss6s-w. $50
924 ST. s. w.-THIRD-sroRY FRONT
room to young men, SIS. Phone Frank
lin 956 233
1889 10TH ST. n. w.-LARGE, NICELY
furnished front room. suitable for two;
Phone North 66l7. 234.
THE MARTHA WARRINGTON HOTEL.
cor. Conn. ave. and Que st.-American
and European plan; beautiful rooms; tran
sients. Phone North s234. 80
1892 18TH ST. n. w-FRoST ROOM AND
Ink. rooms. Phone North 4s32-W.
CONNECTING ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
l. b. l.. md noor; next to bath. Phone
FrznkIin 1921. 213
1888 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Nw-LARGE
communicating rooms: first floor; next to
bath; also front room. III
1000 ST. Nw.-NIcK FRONT ROOM;
adjoining bath; tw-n beds. West 1880.
liz
so OTIS PL., n. W. - ONE YRoNT,
modern couy.; small family. Ph. Col.
21T4w. IFS
1915 sTH ST. N. E.-COMFoRTABLE
furnished room for gentleman, on car line /;
reasonable. Ph. Lin. 1871. ll2
2 LARGE FURN. ROOMS, AMI. 1880 PA.
ave. nv. Fznklin 6l7o. ll5
PARK ROAD y. W. 65T-NICELY FUR
nished room next to bath; convenient to
cars; reasonable; gentleman; telephone. Col.
1856. 49,
kILBoURNE PL NV, I75l-LARGE. :.
clean, cooi room: two windows; plenty
hot water; reasonable; block to Mt.
Pleasant cars. Ph. Col. 6I7J after >
p. m. lSl
STH ST. y. W., 13e+NICELY FUR
nished rooms. near bath; reasonable.
Phone North 527I. 1J9
Unfurnished.
1885 10TH n. W. BEAUTIFUL LARGE
rooms. bath, Ink. Take children. Call
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kiLBoURNE PL. NV, I75i-LARGE.
: clean. cooi room: two windows; plenty
hot water; reasonable; block to Mt.
Pleasant czrs. Ph. Col. 6I1J after >
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Male or Female.

Statesmen AND WOMEN IN EVERY
town to sell manufacturer complete line
Of hosiery direct to the family: samples
free; we delivsr; part time acceptable.
JOSEPH BROS, 335 Broadway, New York.
AGENTS WANTED ON A $3 NOVELTY
proposition. Call. after 8 .. m. CHAs.
ARKANSAS, Hotel Mades, 3rd and Pa. ave.
nv. 40
MAN AND WIFE, first class y reliable; stay
nights; 500 per month. CLARKE,s
AGENCY, 1900 18th ST. NV. North 1855.
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so OTIS PL., n. W. ONE FRoNT,
modern cony.; small family. Ph. Col.
2lT4-w, IFS
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1915 sTH ST n. E.-CoMFoRTABLE
furnished room for gentleman, on car line /;
reasonable. Ph. Lin. 1871. liz
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1000 h ST Nw.-SIcE FRONT ROOM;
adjoining bath; tw:n beds. West 1880.
liz
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1888 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Nw-LARGE
communicating rooms. first floor; next to
bath also front room. III
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PARK ROAD y. W. 637-NICELY FUR
nished room neNt to bath; convenient to
ears; reasonable; gentleman; telephone. Col.
1856. 49,
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

ctsl concerns In town use our personnel
service; they have tested IL and know its
merits; il Is also at your service; just call
Main 644. PERSONNEL BUREAU, 3O5
Bond Bldg. 14th & n. Y. are, 223
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Butt. Err. first class, S65; best families.
CLARKE's AGENCY. 1900 18th st. NV.
North 1885
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LARGE FURN. ROOMS. ANIL 1890 PA.
ave. NV Frnklin 6l70, lis
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> CONNECTING ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
l. b. L.. md noor; next to bath. Phone
Fra nkIin ll2I. 2l3
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

KELLER & son Upr. Piano; ,wonderfui
tone; real bargain; 5000 terms; $IT5 cash.
y. A. sHUE, SO Mass. NV.
MEIsTER Upr. Piano; like new; s1T5 cash;
piano tun. 4 Rep. y. A. sHUE, 51s Mass.
Nv.
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Repairing.

We REBUILD NOJk BATTERY n UNh
hour. ready for use; guaranteed one year
in writing: less than half the cost Of q new
battery elsewhere. Agency for B bat
teries: recharge and rentals for all makes
" cars EMBLEM BATTERY AND SUP
PLY CO. 1901 18th st. nv. ll
AVT0 PAINTING
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Agents.

AUTO OWNERS INCREASE THEIR NILE
age 30 per cent by using Prof. Boeck's
Wonder 5Asayer Tablets; 81 can will treat
100 gallons gasoline. Agents wanted.
FRANK TOMKINsON. Hammonton, v. ].
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-17
Phones 242-244
.. :. , .:-

whose marriage to Robert Josepb Davis, Wednesday afternoon. she act ed as bridesmaid.
 ooOoo
 Tom and Douglas Bemis arrived Ihis morning from Lexington Va where they have just finished their sophomore and freshman year at Washington and Lee University.
 ooOoo
 D. L. McRae, Douglas Bemis Bruce Montgomery and Ed Cantley left to- oay for motor trip to ElDorado
 ooOoO
 Mrs. J. M. Powell of Gurdon. is vis- iting relatives here.
 ooOoo
 Miss Sidney Seal Crawford of Holly Springs, Miss, will arrive next week to visit Mrs. W. B. Waller. Miss Crawford is well known here, having been very popular on former visits.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-17
BAKED CUSTARD

4 eggs qt milk teaspoon vanilla, or fl teaspoon Iutmeg teaspoon salt. ]. cup corn syrup' c,old milk. Beat egg sufficiently mix whites and yokes, add syrup, |,t and havoring. Pour into this [ivt,re the scalded milk, and strain |no earthen cups. place in pan of water and bake in ,.n oven. Do not let water in pan [M Test by inserting a knife; the [bdo will come out clean if custard \ sufficiently set.
 ooOoo
 Miss Beulah Greeson has returned frOm a pleasant visit to Hope. She ,ioved the round of pre-nuptial ,aveties for Miss Ethel Arnold, at
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-17

'i S'O A"'lCl ClldI pay lIe ices demanded by the Wingo law.
 Case of Western Union Telegraph Company being heard today.
 Gov. Little in critical condition.
 RunaWay-Miss Pearl Moore badly hurt in runaway near Providence.
 Senator Morgan dies suddenly.
 JUNE II, 1907
 Miss Ruth Moncrief is visiting friends in Hope.
 Miss Mary White is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Neal Hatley. Hon. T. c. McRae returned today from a business trip to St. Louis.
 Mr. and Mrs. s. E. Orr came in to- day from Monticello for a visit to relatives.
 Mrs. w. B. Waller and Miss Marion Waller are spending today in Texar- kama.
 Mrs. Hazel Scott, who has been ill the past week with slow fever, IS better today.
 Miss Elizabeth Bright of Little Rock, is spending awhile with rela- tives at Prescott Mrs. J. L. Lee is expecting her sis ter, Miss Emily Cordell to arrive from St. Louis for visit tonight. The w. c. T. U. is holding an in- teresting meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. B. Hamilton.
 Shelton Nelson has the day shift at the telegraph office during Dale Wilson's vacation, and Geo. c. Court ner is holding down the office nights
 This afternoon closes the first week of the Peabody Institute, which has been a most profitable one to the 65 teachers in attendance. The nsti- tute will continue another week.
 Headlines
 Fire-Former home of M' w. waaks burned last night about l:OO o'clock.
 Police shake-up at Helena.
 Closes-Self Culture Club happily entertained by the Misses Watson ends years work.
 Suspended-Federal court grants Missouri Pacific Railroad nJunetioH against two cent rate.
 Western Union suit dismissed.
 Hardware Association elects offl- cers-John M. Pittman on eXecu''Ve committee.
 Governor growing weaker
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Prescott 14 Years AQO
Clipped from THE PRESCOTT DAILY NEWS


 JUNE 13, 1907
 A. M Ellsworth is in Murfreesboro lon business.
 Dr. T. w. Mcdaniel of Boughton, h in the city today.
 Mrs. J. H. Cordell of ElDorado, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. L. Lee l Miss Jessie White of Pine Bluff l will arrive today for a visit with Miss Gussie Bryan. Tom Scott, who was hurt Monday 1 in runaway, was able to be out yes terday.
 We regret to learn of the continued i illness of Mrs. P. s. Harrell. Dick Christopher has purchased 1 Ben Hatley's interest in the meat market of Hatley & Christopher. s. s, Langley, a leading attorney I of Murfreesboro, was in the city last l night en route home from Little Rock Mrs. s. Davis, who has been visit Ing her son, John A. Davis, here for several days, left last night for her home in Kansas.
 Mrs. D. B. Sparks of Fit. Smith who has been spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. F. Pitt 1man, returned home last night. Miss Lillian Tyson, after spending yesterday here as the guest of Miss Betsy Hinton, left this morning for Little Rock, where she will visit 2 while.
 Fred Murrah has resigned his posi- EOn at Sam o. Logan's and has pur- EnaSed half interest in the confec- |lOnery and news store of Howard Ferry
 MISS Gertrude Davis is visiting in little Rock.
 Master Rex Stephens entertained ute party of his friends yesterday honor of his birthday.
 Herbert Ellsworth has returned rom Effingham, Kansas, where he aS been attending school. During "e summer he will assist his father " the abstract office.
 -X
 byron Moody is visiting his cousin rank Brock, at Nashville.
 k
 Headlines iiliman reelected president of the 0nlVerSlty for a term of five years. typewriter companies withdraw
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-17

Calumet Waffle
 Recipe
 2L cups sifted past ry flour, 3 level tea spoons C alu m 1t Baking Powder, 15 teaspoon salt, l15 cups milk, l table spoon sugar, ? table spoons melted but ter, 2 eggs beaten separately. Tn en mix in the regular way.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-23

Our reduction is legitimate, the orig inal price tickets re- maining unchanged on every article in our entire st oc k. Genuine values tell the story of real saw ings.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-23

Tetrazzini. to America at his Tivof opera house in the California metrop- oils and he has long been her confi- denttal adviser and manager.
 The entire company lives in the car and there they also hold their social functions. When Tatrazzini visits a city the car is sidetracked near the station and she receives her friends in the car and therein entertains them The ice boxes are kept filled with all kinds of savory edibles and many de- lightful dinners and suppers are served there. But the room that ap- peals most to Tetrazzini is the music room with it's miniature piano. For here she spends all her leisure time and sings over the arias that arouse her audiences to enthusiasm.
 The Redewill Music company. under whose auspices Tetrazzini has been engaged to sing in Phoenix, announce that they have engaged in the audi torium at the Phoenix union high school for the prima donnas appear ance here on Tuesday evening, March 8, 1921. The seats to this rare per formance will go on sale at the Rede will Music company at 222-224 West Washington street. next Tuesday.