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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-20
AMERICA ENTERED WORLD WAR
TO Save own HIDE, AMBASSADOR
HARVEY FRANKLY TELLS BRITISH

Plea for Better Understanding Between Two
Nations in Initial Utterances at p Pilgrim
Society's Dinner-Pays High Tribute to
President Harding-Admits He Is Short on
Diplomacy But Hopes to Win by Candor,
Frankness and Straightf0rwardness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-20

Genuine bargains In household furs
niture are advertised svery day In
The Journal. Read the classified ads
and save money.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
". L. Law, n-ALT0R

~ Ur" r2r''' !-:5, a5.laS. bushes
. .-es, anything ;'u "a. wait i. lie
city.
shias, IN londs, tru:is Farms. rack
!,."a-, grove, c:uus iaal-. &C.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
CLOSELY PRICED HOMES

4-room bungalow in Dixic.and,
nearly completed, with dining Gicove.
bath room, sleeping porch. scrccaed.
in kitchen porch. Will sell at a real
bargain for cash.
Groom California bungalow, south
on Boulevard. Beautiful lot. quite
ciose-in. Offered for short time AZ lew
price. Terms.
Groom bungalow, all cc1ven;cnces,
lots, fruit, garage, south side right
over city limits. Very desirable and
closely priced. Terms
Groom new modern bungalow fur
nished, in best resiG once part Of
DiXle!Gnd. Price will surprise you.
Give it early attention if you want
il.
5-room modern bunga ow. Lar- .
coy rooms, bearing fruit trees. Grs :
class neighborhood. $500 cash, Da.-
ance tirre
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
KAUFMANN-HALDEMAN CO.
EVENING TELEGRAM BLDG,
Lakeland, Fla.

FOR SALE
50 acres. cleared. fenced, two sma-l houses
some orange trees, IL miles f.or Il
limits, l2 mile from hard road tn lad Is
fine for general farming anG ,.4-kng Al
IDEAL place for dairy. We are otyc - hi,
farm for a short time at a balga.n PHI.
OF $4,000 per acre.
40 acres. l-2 mile from city, on h. I'd road
pr ed at $4,000 per acre.
lGO acres. l2 mile from city froas on ha.
10 d. $50 90 per acre
These farms are well located nd worth
gent Gcal more money Let US sho. yod thc,c
farms.
Big Four Real Est;,ic Co.
Van I!uss Bul!d,HS
Phone Nt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
30 BLOODWOCRTH 6 co.
CHRISTMAS BARGAIN LIST

10-room, two-story, modern fur
nished rooming house, Tor sale or
trade.
Groom bungalow, close in, on paved
street, fronting lake. $2,5O0.OO on
easy terms.
Groom bungalow, close in, $500,
ea " terms.
. acres, With rlastered bungalow,
Just oar q CITY limits, To- sail or
trade.
Many other bargains in city Or
country property groves or truck
land.
Have some go trading PROPOSE
tons that are W. til the money. If
you want to trado, buy or sell, it will!
pay you to see US
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
The Castle of Old Madrida.
Insure with H.theriugtOp- Noteworthy. phon, 3
EXCHANGE

IA room modern home, 2 large lots,
fruit. doub garage, for outside SUI
burb home, or grove. 10 acre tract
NJ truck land, miles out on Dixie
Highway, viii trade for good au,omo-
= ln or take Ford as part payment, or
ely property. Small house, nice east
front Let, wi trade for lard or auiU-
mobile or Ford as part payment First
lass Frank in FOR good Buick 10
room modern, well loca' ed. suitable
for apar m ent house, viii tradc for SUI
burban property, or smaller hou>e. or
city lots. room modern bungalow,
close in. main highway, store, for
suburban home Look W our FX-
change Dep for lo"a' and foreign
xch9n.e Orange Belt Realty CO.,
"'a'p Rank Annex.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
ADVERTISING BRINGS RESULTS

WIDOWS TAKE NOTICE - Wife
wanted by lonely widower, no en-
cumbrances but himself Best refer
ences. Letters confidential. Would
like one for Christmas so hurry up.
A. |. Goslin, General Delivery, City.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS men, have
your books in proper shane for the
next income tax return. Now is the
time at the end of the year to OBJ
tain the figures. For expert SER
vice call $40 or write 3G4 South
New York Avenue. Fred Chisel-
brook.
out of Sc, ding. l,ih.
eral reward. Phone III 217 South
Me- ssaclusetts.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22

FOR SALE-1916 Saxon touring car,
good condition, two new tires, cash
or terms, $4,000. 1919 Nod 80
Overland five-pascenger touring car,
fine condition, Five sserl! INFER
liners In Ave: tires and rms. A sac
rifice for cash, $4,000. Sc them
at James Garage un | SO d Adj
dress SOP North Steila Avenue,
lakeland Fla
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22

FOX SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTA TE
Property consisting OF four ac' es'
modern house, barn, servan's uuai
tiers, taEgerine grove, sramlfui'
trees, some good trucking l"nd
Unincumbered, within city UNITS
on East morton Street Can ar
range good serms. Inquire Gone
JeweIry Company, Lakeland or
Henry H. Cote, Administrator, 3Ol
Sfovall Building, Tampa. Fla
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
SEE W. W. HODGE

Al Rohnsons old sta!i- on axe Mir.
.or who has for sie sc .cr"i oulG
owa, Your@ calves nd nale. A..
the market for a Ford coupe or
roadster
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
A REAL XMAS GIFT

A REAL XMAS GIFT
Forty-acre tracts of extra fertile
soil at $500 per acre. Will treble il
5 years.
Four-room Florida avenue home
only S1.700.
-Four rooms, new, good location,
large lot, $1,000
Corner lot, south side, 56x145, only
$500.
Most excellent large home on lake
drive, $4,000.
Any of these will make you money.
We have others.
HARDWICK & TUCKER
Phone 754
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
~ THIS OUT
+: WORE MONEY

Cut 'his Sill out. enclose with &c
II uni 1t % Foe. Il Co 2S25 Sh"f-
ii lld A~c. Oh cago, II wri iny your
ms aTd add ess clearly. You will
e.tlvo - return a trial package con
al i"g Foes Honey and Tar Ccm-
~. iur COUGHS. CO dss ard, Group;
{ q: K'd e. r.! = "a" ua'ns In sizes
fu@ 'N.'l: riCru'at am. h9ckach MD.
nc" AID i aGier ui,man'%: and 10 cy
,'s.,4sTio Tain, $: :,taiesu!i0 az;
t,;0solsniv c!eanSin. aithagua tsr
on>tipai.op. u .l1e sh.4r. dy4dacuss
. q'G%g Ii h0wa:!s. iieuieys Drug
Store kd
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22

FOR SALE-The best twoFacre fruit
ana chicken ranch cpnsidoring
DfIce and location. mustkbe seen 70
MISREPRESENTATION grApsffuit. oranges.
hSHch} avocado and hanEi1as grow
s. 81 4Ia6 PRICE fedneeil 4 told
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
Night School

NIGHT SCHOOL-Telegraphy, Short
hand, typewri,ing, bookkeeping, in
fact, all commercial branches
taught day and evening, at the Flor
ida Commercial Institute, 304
South New York Avenue Quit
wasting you time. Don't put it off.
Come today
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22

WANTED-Partner for truck garden
ing. | have II acres fine truck land.
Would prefer northern man. Adj
dress Trucker" care Telegram.
WANTED want to help a few
Lakeland business concerns bal
ance their books before January
1st by paying what | owe them and
this matter together with others
figured on will require 100000 for
one year at 10 per cent. Will give
first class mortgage on Success
Avenue home or country property
worth twice amount. Joe Wilder,
phone los Red.
WANTED-Agents and statesmen to
sci hutV Wind Deflectors for
Fords direct from manufactures to
user for $1,000 sells ON sight.
Every Ford owner a prospect. A
superior article at an inferior price
because miGdiemen are eliminated.
Big opportunity, large earnings, no
investments required Deflectors
for other cars sell for $3.50. All
goods sold on ten days approval.
Your investigation will satisfy.
Write Wear Me- Auto Specially
Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22

Classified Advertising Rates: One
cent per word per insertion, minimum
II rs cents first insertion.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
TIE BEST lei
30 DAY OFFER

40 acres high, rolling citru5 land.
not one waste foot. Located 41-2
miles north of Lakeland in &C to7'
citrus section OF Polk Co. Fronts On
15-foot asphalt road near beautiful
Lake Gibson. A real buy for 10000.
Terms.
Seven room furnished house in
Dixieland on Success Ave. Large lot.
fruit trees, garage, etc. Finest loca-
zion in Lakeland viii sell unfur-
nished if desired. Price, 100000
Terms.
Groves, Farms, Business Chances,
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
$1.75 Mems Shirts for
$I.39
Another Shirt Special

Fine quality medium blue
and light blue, collar al
tached Work Shirt, dark blue
with white polka dot and
madras negligee Shirts. col
lar attached, in white ground
with different designs, in
black stripes. All these are
cut full, carefully made and
have collars attached.
We've been selling the same
shirts for S1.75, now re-
duced to $1.39 each. All
sizes in the lot.
Mems Dept.-First Floor.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
At THE SAVOY.

A cripple and cynical woman
halcr. trusting no one, and loving no
one, Osbert Gaunt past forty years on
llfe's road. has become embittercd,
with but one thought, and that 10 re-
venge himself on the woman who in
his youth lifted him TO marry a
wealthier man. The opportunity at
last presented itself through this wo-
mans young and pretty daughter, ne
persuades her to marry him and then
plans TO make her life miserable 70
pay for the suffering that her moth
er's act had caused him. This Is the
theme OF The Daughter Pays star
ring Elaine Hammerstein, now show
ing at The Savoy Theatre and TO be
continued foI the balance Of this
week.
The added attraction is featured by
Larry Semon, in his latest special
comedy Offering "The Sportsman In
which a number OF new and novel
comedy situations are producing roar
after roar OF laughter. Pathe News
OF current events complete the pro-
gram.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28

Our prices in some cases. are
less than the present mill price
lists.
Printed LinOleums OF heavy
quality, from 4 10 PA yards wide.
at S5c a square yard.
lnlaid Linoleum, the kind in
which the pattern goes clear
through 10 the back, Si.5O
square yard and up.
Tomorrow,
Desirable Size Pav,,r.,ts
Evening journal., 1921-01-28

10 the end Really. Howard would
make a nit n he should devote him
self TO mOnoague, but, OF course,
his present act enables him TO use
his other talents, which are extra
ordinary.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28

rlcs an all-star cast In support OF
Miss Frederick.
The added attractions are a Gump
cartoon, ION Pleasure Bent" and and
a holin comedy.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28

Desirable Size Remnants
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
AT THE CARRIck

The Great Howard. who Is appear
ing at the GarTick Theatre this week.
certainly deviaies from the beaten
patti OF the ordinary ventriloQIisi.
With a military surrounding and with
military subjects, the dcsception is
80 clover that the spectator can hard
l> believe that 10 Is not the dummies
that are doing The talking and sing
ing. Comedy Is a strong point with
Howard, and the fun. which opens
when the curtain goes up continues
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
FIVE PERFORMANCES
DAILY OF 'KISMET

Otis Skinner is playing "Kismet' in
its pictured version at the Playhouse
with performances commencing at 4,
3 ,. and O'Clock.
The week with its increasing crowds
viii probably mark new record for
phOtopday presentation at the Play
house. All crowds are enthused with
the Offering and do not hesitate 10 eX-
press satisfaction and delight
William Raymond. Wilmington sing
cr receives special applause from the
audiences 10 whom he sings while IN
oriental costume The song "kismet."
MARY"
The seat sale for the engagement OF
Mary opened at ten Playhouse yes
icniay. The theatregocrs Of Whining
ton are besieging the box ofllce all
during the day and night making
reservations for all The performances
of Mary" next week.
Mary Is a grand old name" She
is quaint and demureI bat as she Will
be presented by Geo. NJ. COhen's
comedians. she is speedy, snappy. and
mas an abundance Of pep Mary
is a dancing, rollicking, racing mu-
steal comedy. II is at top speed all
The time, fun OF life, and motion and
color.
Mary" Just teens with excellent
comedy lines That are wonderfully
clever, with staging that Verges on
the poetic so fresh sand fair Is ils
garden scene in June. And above all
and through all Mary has lifting.
haunting music and enough song hits
for three musical comedy Successes.
The story OF Mary" deals with tho
adventures OF an attractive Young
American, who ioyOusly starts to
solve The problem OF the high cost OF
living A portable and detachable
house, to ouiwll the rent pronteers
is part Of his scheme, and ihe plans
are perfected by Mary" the social
secretary 10 Jacks mother.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
| 0Y'Ifhe |
.Arl[pG0lg
AT THE MAJESTIC.

AT THE MAJESTIC.
The secret has been discovered at
last. ZIP IN NIary's Attic there Is a
lovely little baby the pride Of every
One In the comedy up in Mary's At
tic" now at the Majestic Theatre.
Everyone admits that the baby has
more Kick than could possibly be
found bottled up in the darkest cor
ner Of the cellar
Mary is a school girl. the pupil OF
girls seminary. she had been mar
ried for two years 30 the physical
Instructor and the baby belonged TO
them It's existence was kept d Sc
cret.
A bevy Of real bathing beauties fur
nish background for some Of the best
comedy scenes Of the production.
CHANNEL"
Clara Kimball Ioung's picture Mid
Channel" Is still the feature at the
Queen Theatre. u will remain for
The rest OF the week. Miss Young
has in this production an elaborate
vehicle that offers her a famous char
actcr creation OF Zoe Blunden made
famous on The stage by Ethel Barry
more.
Clyde Oook in "All Wrong" is the
comedy feature
Thomas II. lncc the noted pro-
ducer OF The motion pictures and The
disoOverer Of such stars as William
s. Hart Charles Ray. Dorothy Dalton,
Enid Bennett and Douglas MacLcan.
will on sunday release for public
showing his new production Lying
Lips on next Monday The Queen
Theatre will commence an indefinite
enga cement OF The same. This will be
the first Eastern showing Of The pro
ductiOn.
Mr.. lnce features FLORENCE Nidor
and House Peters in the production
which is a lavish Production OF q
STORY OF wealth and position
Evening journal., 1921-01-28
NEW GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Just how far in the wrong dlrec-
ton may a woman go and thcn re-
trieye through her SITTER sense? A
big question which makes an inter-
esting story In "A Slave OF Vanity"
the screen version OF Iris" Sir Ar
thur Wing Pinero's great drama, In
which Pauline Frederick makes her
debut as a RODertsOn-(ole star. This
finished picture directed by Henry
Otto. will be seen at The New Grand
Opera House today. As a super-spe-
cial production the photo-play car
Evening journal., 1921-01-28

day and tomorrow being featured In
production called 'riger True
In this picture the star WIN por-
tray young man OF New York with
wealth and position at his disposal.
lie enters into an underworld dive and
dominates the characters OF those
who Will live there. lie is physically
powerful and holds sway In that dive
Of sooiely's enemy, all nor the love
Of q girl who lived In that environ
meni.
The picture is filled with dramatic
situations and other scenes that Will
thrill the audiences
FRITZ Brunette the popular leading
lady, will play with Mr.. Mayo.
Evening journal., 1921-01-28

AT TIRE mALTO.
Frank Mayo stars at The Ralto to-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-16
The RefOrYndtOry

Now Legislature provision
foratory confronted with ad
which there much difference opinion
andt two directly conflicting viewpoints
of course very disposition the the
refornatory addlng
There undoubtedly
by a
utilization Of the penal farm site and
reomaoy penal farm and refora
tory labor.
From the standpoint
commend It.
that in the effort for the real
purposes refornatoy might be seriously affected
generally the consolidation Of such ns
reformatory theory operation
permit their unifcaon Economy might
all welfare the unforunaes
should be
Is that the
of the efficiency the institutions
themselves
compensate disadvantages
LOT he institution.
In the eomaoy administration
dye economy
exertng the possible
reform
Indiana ngady
unfortunate
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-16

The romance of old Spain is stiI with
us-will be until her star or ours fades
out. We rustic in her bounant skirts,
cOquette with her fans and her roses,
dance on her Gathering scarlet heels and
wrap ourselves Iuxuriously In her ex-
Quisitely embroidered shawls.
This time It Is not really one Of her
shawls but a model inspired by her and
surely as a red rose behind the ear.
A made shawl. one Of those light, rather
small ones that are not meant for out-of-
door wear. but as a useful and charming
addition to ones evening costume to be
worn between dances, in cool hall, be-
tween the acts, when the ushers ruthless
~ throw open outer doors.
The material IS a heavy quality Of black
crepe and IS embroidered In coIored silks
that are startlngly pure and gay, in a
primitive design.
A Vshaped yoke. which falls to the
waist line in back, is bordered and heav-
lily embroidered with silk. Below the
waist 1t IS continued In lattice OF black
silk, ending IN long fringe OF all the
brilliant colors in the embroidery.
There are pointed panels on either side,
shIrred into the yoke. Ike bishop sleeves.
embroidered and fringed on their outer
edges.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-16
The Fire Department

the indianapolis FIRE department uel
the ~ administration dream has long been us
pected is the charge Fire Underwriters made
public in the Times yesterday
that while there has been grea
deal Of money spent by the purchase OF new
there has been little the hmen in an
intelligent provided and the money spent Tor new
eoutnnent has not been spent the wisest manner
The nubc might expenditure OF thousands OF
on the theory t
the city and the extra equipment WI" even
uauv become essential O working Of the department
But this community well the obvious failure TO make
the possible equipment provided 1t cannot overlook W
fact none out the distribution Of equipment
has not bn ntegeny overlook the fact that the men
TO handle this equipment properly trained in its
&c ~ that as result of this training full efficiency Of the
apparatus provided cost has not been developed
OF course he will plead that it compelled
the state legislature and that the
adoption it to employ green men
But the that the city administration sup
ported twopoon had ample time in which to train men
for the platoon failed in the interval between e con
inauguration to make prep
aratons could not help foreseeing
effect the Underwriters
point out training facilities and methods
F1reAghting profession which must be carefully trained
be Of training them
through other through experience gained at the
expense of property the schooling
failed intenigeny distribute It's
apparatus failed properly to train men IN It's use and that
has not recognized ability the guide for promotion
with the boasts Of the
Jewe regime politics. If the
the administration has allowed
department until proficient neither in politics nor IN fire
fighting.
Shank bigger problem
ton sustained
under speaks uncertain
of be improvement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-16
md, quick as a flash, puss Junior seized

and, quick as a fash, Puss Junior seized
the Robber Kittens pistol and pointed it
ut him. Paws up!' he commanded, and
up went the Robber Kittens paws, even
quicker than a wink. Hold them up till
Tom Thumb goes through your pockets
and gets the money you stole from US"
But, oh, dear me! Tom Thumb had lot
Of trouble. getting the money out of that
Robber Kittens pocket, for he was still
lying on the ground, and Puss Junior
wouldn't let him get up. But after
while Tom Thumb pulled out the last
penny. And then he came over to where
Puss Junior stood and said. "Let the
Robber Kitten up! 1 have all the money
safe in my pocket" So Puss Junior
commanded the Robber Kitten to stand
up.
Then up he rose, and scratched his
nose,
And went home very sad.
"Oh, mother, dear, behold me here,
I'll never more be bad,
Bad; bad, bad;
I'll never more be badl''
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-16

And when Puss and Tom Thumb heard
the Robber Kitten say this to his mother,
for they had followed him to his home,
they looked at each other and smiled.
And then the Robber Kittens mother
cried, for, of course, she was ashamed to
think that her small son had turned into
a Robber and had stolen money from
Puss Junior and Tom Thumb.
Don't cry, madam" said Tom Thumb.
st think your son will be good kitten
after this. He should always remember
how Puss Junior saved him from the
Robber Dog, for there are not many cats
in this world who are as kind as Puss
Junior"
mo, indeed" replied the mother Of the
Robber Kitten. "Sir Cat" she said,
bowling to Puss Junior. 81 say Sir for
1 see you have a sword and spurs. There
fore, you must be a Royal Cat"
al am the son of the famous Puss in
Boots replied Puss Junior, land am
seeking adventure" and then with low
bow he turned away, followed by his
faithful friend, Tom Thumb.-Copyright
1921.
ITO Be Continued)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-16
FRIDAY.


There was full attendance Of the mem.
bers of the domestic economy section OIL
the Woman's Club when Mrs. Hooper
called them to order. In fact not one
woman had been absent since the WorA
of the section had begun and the aus
cussion Of household budgets had been
taken up. ~
when we adjourned last week. Mrs.
Hooper began, I'VE were considering the the
question Of saving. You nave mao All
this time to think over my suggestion
that the best way to really save Inc -
a week which the $50 a week income pro-
vides for is TO invest in q life insurance
noIicv- don't think there Is the least
douht in the world that it Is the one
practical way Of providing for Iamny
If anything should happen to the nus
band" M
"Rnt what I should like to ask" put
in the woman who was always sKeptlcAl
as what good ones savings woulu uo
in any case except DEATH suppose a.
the end of the year one needed SIVV
pay a bill or for any emergency 80
money would be tied up in an Insurance.
no1icv instead Of being in the panK
whore YOU could get at in case OF heeuo
"Haying ii tied up so you can ~
~ r. for every emergency Is one Oh the
advantages Of putting II by every wen
to nav an insurance premium. so o1ten
yvban If is in the bank it is drawn out
to pay bills that could be met IN S0n0
other way" 49,. horso
And then If the head Of the house
sbouId die. there Is neither insurance nor
money in the bank" observed the DLlue'
"Thaf Is what seems to be always nap
pening to people" - chat
~ think most Of US are agreed tnat
your plan which is really that we insist
that our husbands take out HE lhsuE
ance policy and then pay the premium premium
from the FIVE dollars saved every wen
is the best solution OF the prooIe aIn u
saving on a small income ike S'V
week. 49,. o,d
i think we might go back 20" 1nu
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-16
A Grand JurU Worth While


Reporting county Of the duties
jury institutions and their
cpndon
administration
farm something revelation
indicates spending
nd equipped o
power
Immediately
grm. 1t
tes
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-16
CHEESE OUTLETS.

To the well beaten yolks Of eggs add
1 tablespoonful Of cream and 1 ounce of
grated Parmesan cheese and season with
mace and cayenne. Beat until very light
and add l tablespoonful Of Bechamel
sauce. Pour into n buttered pan and
steam over hot water until firm, When
cold cut In shapes with fancy cutter,
dredge with grated cheese and fry in
boiling fat to a delicate brown. Serve
at once on fried bread.