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The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
LIKE FEEDING COWS IN DARK
Wisconsin Farmer Praises cou.TesA
Inc Assocla,lon AZ oulde.Doard
% Better oaluinu.

-when ] bought my farm two years
aeo theru was a herd q scrub cows
On a." writes q Wisconsin farmer %
= nelf agent of The dairy diviaion.
United States Department of Arricul.
iur = Joined the cov.testing an.oci.
alton. and soon found that my scrub
COWS werr q failure. 20 ! disposed %
them and bought some purphred and
grade Holsteln cows The cow.tesi.
Ing association h ruldetoard On
the way b better dalrylng and q hig
saving m feeds. 81 one can fred %
- murh better advantages vhere ne
production Il known rrying 10 feed
witheui records of your COWS Il Ike
feedlng N the dafk-
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

several Thieknsssss o. oid Ns~spa-
pers should NJ Wrapped Around ths
Butter Befors lneloslno n IN ~
shipping Package.
cream and TIE making of butter n
marketable product IL % b. prciuccd
Too much Importance. u n aaid. can
net be given 20 maintaining eloanly
condiiions IN the stable and m other
PLACES where The milk. cream. o. but
Ter are produced or kept for they ab
sofh odor and spof vcD qaickly. II
4 Important to- that these products
b. kept IN q cool placc. Iilgh temper.
aiur,s should always b. avoided ~
they produce a soft oily conditioa u
The butter which Il undesirable.
In manufacturing butter o. the farm
o. m a factory ne hutiernllk must
he removed and washed cut and ne
proper amount Of Halt must he incor
pointed evenly. Frequently parcel
post shipments u farm butter are un.
satisfactory % customers becauss
pruper meihods wers not uscd IN nah.
Ina q. aud M quniiy and coudition e
the butter thereby inlured before q
vas shipped Fuf the satisfacfion q
Cusiomen u h Important that q uni.
form quality of butter b. produccd
Methods used in prrIarlng butter
for Iarcei posi sh.pping dsIend large
~ upon the local coudifions aud styis
of package used 10 insure deliver
Ia the tesi possible state butter. after
heinr packei printed and piaced n
caricus should b. chilled or hardened
thoroughly before Il h shipped
ono of the most satisfactory Ways
~ rrvpafinE butter for shlpmsni L IN
resular onepound pfinia ne stand
ard Print measuring 2is BY ~ BY -
inches Etery pound print should b.
ueuily wrapped in regular butter
parchment Or paper A second thict.
ness n slch paper has hesn found 10
sdi materially o. ne oarrJinr possi.
lllliy af thr butter. Warcd paper nay
hs used for the secuni wrapping A.
a further protection 20 ths print q
should hs piaced in hcavy manila
pamfin CARTONS ehlgh may b. o.
tainsi frum folding psper-hot con-
panIes either plain Or printed a. q
siock carton % with a special private
brand.
Corrugated fherb heard shipping can.
islners ~ various slrss may BE- %.
ialnei Or shipping ouepound prints
~ butter These hoxes or cuutainers
practically insulaie ihe butter and fur.
nlsh much proieriion arninr heat
furihff protection mas h. obtained b.
wurrlnE me cuntalner IN stout vrap
plng naper The whole should b. tief
securely with sironr cori IN tying
ihe tW'ns y should b. dnwn tightly
around ne paeknrr - as % insure
a. proper carriare
S1ms persous sh'p butter by parcsi
rosi IN imrrotisei a. honemads con-
ia.ners Cloan. flraricf. corrlrated
rarffhnarf cartons arr obtained ffon
o. rrurf 0f other merrhanf 81 snail
coti of frequently uiihoui any cot af
an n s rassii1e 90 rui q plece of
paper h1ari ln ruch SHAPE and ass
that when o ls folded u vin form q
Satisfactory carion
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
CROSS LANES

hn. nslpha WiniaHs visited hsf
mother Monday.
hr ]. D Ousal has purchased =
r,t car.
\ large crowd siisudsd ~ s,hoal
'au ~ ssmlna.s Friday
Mr. u Thoma1 and ,hlldfsn rtsnt
lev iau with hsf uafsnis nui II
llsi ussk
Dim % Skinner stisuisl stha ID
fair ai Seminary rfday
Opal Moorr iatri ths assl eni a.
E,piau.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
PALArABLE pIsHua

A HANDFUL = green onionS q
"A euptal q COOKED ricc. a cupfui ef
thick white aauce. q cold hard COOKED
egg and q little eheese may make a
vsry palaiable luneheon dlsh oook
the tender young onions until wen
donei drain. Butter a small baking
dish and put IN the rice. cover win
the drained onioua. ada q sprinkiinr
q gfaisi cheese thc white sauce and
bake until bubhlinr bot Serve from
the dish The ricc should b. wen 80.
soncd with butter. o. with q chicksn
broth wh1e q h cooking.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
nanana Gran

Slice three ripe hananaa prsn
through aeve. ADD a small bor q
crushed strawberrieS russrving part
n the juice; beat torpiher lightly and
80 on ico O. cool servS IN gian
cups with whipped cream 10 which
has ben addcd the reserved straw.
BERN juice Serve very cold
During the hoi weather the simple
and les expensive des-eria appeal o.
the housewife Fru1sn dishes when
preparcd Al home aFe alwaya accopl.
able and cost very iitfio
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
DAIRY
POINTS
BUTTER SHIPPED IN SUMMER
Parcel Pos, VIII Prove Entirely satls
factory n Proper Conditions
Are malntalnsd.

0'rspArsd By the United States Dspare-
mont of Axficaitural
Parcel post shipments Of butter aTa
likely to BE- subjected to eOnditlonS
especially during the summer. which
may cause deterioration and injure the
quality OF the butter. Il Il highly de-
sirable. say specialists Of the United
States Department OF Agriculture.
that every possible precauiion be tab.
en- before shipment Particularly h
this true Of farm.made butter. becaus
conditions affecting IL quality and
condition usually annot he controlled
as easily as In creamerieA Farm-
made butter. however. should be mar
keted just as satisfactorily a. cream-
ery.made butter when Il Il properly
made and prepared To- shipment
Il is necessary 10 maintain proper
conditions IN the csre Of the milk and
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Nellie and ida hfoua ,laiel Va
rinia hrashsr Thursday
Mu Martha pauiah. A. D. n
Parrish and Esion farus VISITED
Mu J " nruuu suudsr
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Mr. D T. White returned home
saturday after visiting hsr daughter.
Mfs iaks farfis ~ Nashville. Tenn.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
Lsmoa shsrbst

Take thrce ismons two Supfuis o.
surar and q quart q rich NM. Nh
ne sugar and iemon iuice. ed q
ratsi find n desired. tlsn mr. m ne
MN Tho mixture win curfis bit
when frulcn vfn b smooth and very
palafable Serve m aisrtci rlaasea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
Sealed Bid Car Sale.

The sealed bid auction sale Of used
automobiles being conducted by the
keii Motor Co. OF Eleventh and Tat
nall streets all this week is attracting
much attention. This sale Is dif-
ferent from the regular old style auo-
ton sales, where it Is customary to
load up a lot OF used cars and have
clever auctioneer TO sell them In a
"sight-unseen" basis. Instead the
Keil Co. has taken from their large
stock OF used cars. three attractive
cars q Ford touring. u Dodge roadster
and an Oakland eedan all 1920 models,
In first class condition, and with a
30-day guarantee. These cars are to
DC auctioned off on tho scaled bid
plan. That is. one examines the care,
then submits written bid on the
car desired. The bid is then sealed
and placed in n ballot box and will
not be opened until 4.3o o'clock Sat-
urday, December II. Tho earn VIII 60
to the highest bidScr regardless OF
the price offered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
Complaints of Noxious Odors.

Representatives. uf manufacturing
plants against which complaints have
seen made about Objectionable odors
have been asked by DR.. G, NJ. Handy
to meet with the Board of Health
next Tuesday. The call is made in
answer to numerous complaints DR.
Handy says he has no right TO inter
fere with any legitimate business at
this time but that it may be possible
to devise some means OF eliminating
tbs Objectionable odors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
SCREEN.
Thomas Melehau Holds the Crowds.

Thomas Melghan, athletic Para
mount star. seldom. IL ever. disappoints
his audiences. Hence 1t follows that
when his latest picture "Cappy Kicks"
based on Peter II. Kyne's famous
Saturday Evening Post etories, WIS
shown first at the Queen, Mr.. Meishsn
added another delightful morsel 70 his
long list of picture successes. Mr..
Meighan is excellent as Matt peasley
"a seaman's mate, who cslls In love
with and wins F1orrie Rioks the
daughter OF the irasciol~ Cappy. He
proves his rnettle as a man In .wc or
three capital nstic encounters which
take place in the development OF the
story.
"The Journeys End"
Strong Recommendations er~ irl
order sor The Journeys End feature
photoplay which opens its engagement
TO-DAY at the Majestic Theatre. II Is
not only a distinct novelty in the art
OF picture making, but It is as well
a rare example of pictorial perfection,
splendid direction anG acting which
borders Oh the superb. There is not 9,
single subtitle In the picture from be-
ginning tc and. And yet critics who
have been given an opportunity Of
reviewing this splendid production &C.
clare Il 10 De a marvel Of clearness and
the story Is said TO unfold with the Ut
most lucidity despite the absence OF
explanatory titles.
Iionh Barrymore at the Arcadia
Katherine Macdonald, who has bsei
/ the star al the Arcadia Theatre sine,
( Monday, relinquishes her place o.
/ honor tomorrow to Lionel Barrymor,
who will play In The Great Adven
ture." Tho Great Adventure" as {;
play made Aynold Bennett famous
The picture, which is a First Natic- II
attraction. win helo make Lione
Barrymore more famous IF such /;
thing be pussible.) The star hiss al
ready appeared in two productions 10
First National but this is ths first on
in which he has played ht the Arcadis
Mary Miles Mlnfer at the Savoy.
Mary Miles Minter, starring il HE
Winning Way. which is The teatur
picture this wNsk at the Savo
Theatre. plays the role of a clever an
energetic newspaper girl, who ha
plenty of initiative when It comes {
getting interviews with shy suthor
who do not wish TO be interviewed
She erabosies the modern sDirit p.r
fectly. Shs is . calm but determine
little feminine &c setter"
-Henrt ~ . Woman At The Parkva
"'rhe Heart Of q. Woman" fehturin
an ail-star east. is al the Parkwa
Theatre today and tomorrow. Ever
Merrber OF The eorapany who portray
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
FAVOR DISARMAMENT
Adopt Resolutions to be Sent to
Conference Sitting in
Washington.

i,csolutions favoring disarmament
Norc adopted nv local members OF the
rnitohf brotherhood of Railway Car
men II America at a meeting In the
labor temple last night. Matthew G.
i,nlrtun, T.. l.. Folk and Joseph /.
ilannlsan were appointed n commit
tee 20 forward the resolutions TO
Washington. The conference is asked
60 romain an session until its aims
are accomplished facts
George A. Nolte. general vice-presi-
dent of the national organization,
spokc 90 the importance OF the deci-
sion which H. 10 bc handed down by
ludgo lAndis IN the Injunction pro-
.c,dinss brought last week by the
Pennsylvania Railroad against the
Nailroad Labor Board. The life and
aenth uf tho Labor Board and tho con-
.titutionslity OF the Esch-Cummins
law would he determined by the de-
gisinn,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
nRNNfCK MOTOR co.
New Concern Handling Chalmers and
Maxwell Lines Hcro. =

The Rennick Motor &C. OF 1880
French street has taken the agency
for this territory OF the Maxwell and
Chalmers lines Of automobiles and
looks for a development commensu-
rate with the ficld. These expectations
arc based on the UP to date quality Of
the product thcy offer. being firmly
convinced that they are the best cars
at the price In the market today AMI
are just the ones they furnish.
Recent improvements In details Of
tho Chalmers construction, OF which
alumite pistons and now ciling sys-
tenn are examples, give this car It's
own points which appeal to largo
clientele.
These makes are both among tho
lines that have history, ard both
have adopted tho new ideas OF value
as they havc developed.
Mr.. Rennick comes 20 this city from
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
MPR|MAND FOR TWO
RECREANT F|REMEN
First Members OF New Depart.
mont Before Board on
Charges.

Two mamhcrs OF the city Ore de-
Vastment. the sirwt to be charged with
violation u TIA rules. were brought
before the Directors OF Public Safety
y~tsr>sNy afternoon. one man pleaded
Uuilty 20 being fiftcen minutes late
Sor roiicall and tho other pleaded not
guilty to- INSTRUMENTATION. He is al
aescSt 90 have made dlsrespectful re-
marks when given orders by Captain
unsrerkant. Tho directors found him
auilty and ordered Fire Chief Lutx TO
severely rcpsinAnd both men.
-Four policemen VINO have served the
ak months probationary period on the
forr~ werv placed IN f,nl standing.
They are; Robert IL. Gray. William
McCnffrcy. Claude II. still and Paul
4. Andrick.
Applications from two men for posi-
tions on the force we're received and
nl~t as follows: John T.. Cana. sea
Clayton street, and Edward j. Abbott
$40 Washington street. An application
from Homer A. Sparks OF Bellefont,
wa ordered returned as he IL not u
resident OF the city.
Sixtv-two arrests for the past week
werc reported. Fines and costs col
'cc,cd amounted 10 s27G.so.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
STAGE
"I,ittlo Miss RafY1es."


Little Miss Raffes,' which made
another hit at the Playhouse last
niaht, viii conclude Its engagement
there this evening.
Guy Bates Post.
Guy Bates Post will be seen at The
Playhouse Friday and Saturday In his
tremendously successful play "The
Masquerader.' Tho great American
actcr has attracted capacity audiences
throughout his tour. Post presents q
brace OF astonishing characterizations
in John Chilcote, NJ. r.. ana John
Lodcr, Canadian journalist. The two
are physical doubles but moral
opposites. 1t is with rare and subtle
art this distinguished star portrays
the tidy osincracies of tho drug addict,
John Chilcote. who rehounces his
worldly affairs and forces Loder to
take his place In Parliament. I'm
possible though the whole scheme ol
II may appear In sober analysis. Post
makes everything seem plausible and
possible while the performance is go
ing on. Tho American stage has seen
no such dramatic performance in
years. Richard Walton Tully's wiz
zsrd hanG IS conspicuously in evidence
IN the marvellous scenic settings ana
effects. The company supporting Post
10 remarkable one, having been en-
gagged for the Worlds tour OF this
great American actor.
"Rhoda Royals Elephants" Continue
At the Garrlck.
Jach Haller and Nalds- the premiere
dapseuse are two OF the most popular
artists or. the vaudeville Sill at the
Garrick which finishes this evening.
The big act Is "2hoda Royals Ele-
plants" which has been secured for
THE remainder OF the week. tthoda
Royal is teacher rather than Il
trainer OF animals. He makes n close
study CT his pupils and sets about on
a long, patient task OF teaching them,
I Victor and Helen are a credit TO his
perseverance. They are intelligent
animals that use every ounce Of thelr
animal force IA the Vulnerable stunts
and tricks they accomplish. kiddies
in particular as well as yrcwn-upt
delight I'm the work of the sntna,ls.
"The Unloved Wife,"
THE Unloved Wife" comes TO The
Playhouse for week, commencing
December 10, with matinees daily roi
ladies only, with a complete production
and an excellent cast Of players. The
evening performances are for every
BODY over the age of sixteen,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14

n leading part Is an experienced player
who Is well known &c the followers Of
the silent drama. Atigron Anderson
Is one Of the most popular leading
women on the silver sheet having
starred in many producticrs and play
ed the lead in hunirstn OF others.
Among her recent pictures Will be re-
mempered King spruce" In which
she appeared with Mitchell Lewis.
JACK Richardson Is ,ns os the best
known heavics In tho movies. In "The
Heart of n Woman" he tss = part
that affords him tho greatest oppor-
tuaity In his screen cavscr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14

Philadelphia where he was connected
with the factory branch OF tho Max
well-Chslmcrs Company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
1T. STEPHENS WINS.
lss,Iskc Loses Contest. es-6 In Past
tnme.

fiestlske los, 20 -. stephens in the
revoni division xnme at Friends
school, IS 30 G. Sallowny and Mckee
were Ga, leading scorers for the vic
iurious quintet. The score:
SRI puHNls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
tk~eh For school Teachers.

The payroll of tho teachers IN the
ruhlic echools. figured to the 18Th OF
p~- 'mh.f viii he distributed as usual
through Va. ofiice ~ the BOARD cf
'anrellon, anu ~ is expected that ar
'shrrthents VIII also be made 70 have
fhs ehschs fof the next sonl-monthly
in-leilmsni ready for distribution by
pse'nh~t 30 thus anticipating the
'sHulsf res day which would nor
wnllA com. only after the holidaye.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
South Side Christmas Plan.

To make arrangements for the
Christmas tree celebration of the
South Side Neighborhood Association
ths following committee has been APP
pointed: Walter Rash. chairman; John
T. MeGee, Herman Faulkner. William
F'inerty, Ch-rlcs Williams, Mrs. Mary
Baltrash, Miss Catherine Cannon, Mrs
Mamie Mcmahon, Mrs. Gilert Ander-
son, Mrs. Joseph Rossiter, MrH. Walter
Rash, Miss Alice Rash, Miss Lena
Lane. Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Mabe'
w srd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14

In business lines. an advertisement
VIII bring customers who Will buy
other things ls we'll as the article
at,Ver ed--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-14
rAsTI.AkE.
~. AIMS Want Game Tonight.

81 AIMS basketball squad would
lihc 60 arrnngo "A game for this eve
nsns. ns preliminary 10 the Seventh
Ward-Mt Vernon City League game
~ Friends School gym. Any team
wishing game should get in touch
with the -. AIMS manager by calling
'uhune 1874,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-16
Make 1922 the Big Year

THE meeting of business the Chamber of Commerce
night of the fortunate and helpful this city
has known in many mOnths From that meeting will
period of harmonious community effort which will carry Abu
querque the $4,000 population mark in short order
This meeting proved that the Chamber of Commerce
dead that its officers directors alive
loyal czns who lend their abilities and efforts
work of the community The meeting showed that
Of the Chamber of Commerce had been puzzled by lack
muniy cooperation and support had been looking for
list it, and welcomed the practical plan for vigorous reorgan
ization that grew of the meeting
This meeting that there nothing the with
community spirit of Albuquerque II have been resting for
time but II is at work and il showed last night that
to have that work guided along effective lines
Some speeches Chamber
meeting II would have been of benefit if citizen of
Albuquerque could have heard them Col G. + Breeze H.
George Roslngon and Sidney We'll told plainly prin
cpa needs of Albuquerque and of efficient chamber of
Dat of this meeting has crystaized demand for
action in Albuquerque for Albuquerque That is the principal
need practical plan extending the Chamber Of Commerce
work has been devised and adopted IL work this
That plan will extend the membership of the Chamber of Com
minimum of 1000; every member with equal
1t will provide from the selections by the members the
whole membership board of directors thus thoroughly
catzng the organization 1t will bring from the members pro-
of specific things which Albuquerque
will work in harmony during the coming year
Such program carried should be- aud there
to expect il will be- will make 1929 THE big year
Albuquerque.
There program worth backing under way II is up
each of matter of individual responsibility sound
zenship TO back it,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-16
Requests Pour in
For Livestock Loan
Company'S Subscriptions

Requests for stock subscriptions In
the Livestock and Agricultural Loan
company OF New Mexico are pouring
into the company's office here in
large numbers. according TO c. u.
Bigelow. manager OF the company.
Mr. Bigelow announced today that
notices are being sent out 10 banks
In the state. that the stock subscrip-
ton list Will close on December /.
Applications for stock are so numer-
Gus 1t n raid that only applications
made through the member banks are
TO be considered.
The executive committee OF tn,
company In to meet here tomorrow
to pass ON applications for loans Tn,
committee consists OF Gregory Page
w. ID. Murray. W. Il. Morley. G. a
Mardorf and Roy Mcdonald.
The executive committee OF the
Loan Agency also is to meet here 10.
morrow. This committee consists of
J. Il. Herndon. Lee Baldwin and A,
q. Simms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-16
BUSINESS ROMANCE
OF MILLIONAIRE IS
: REVEALED IN SUIT
John K. Stewart Was
Born Under Name of
Terence O'Brien

NEW YORK. Nov. is.--Thnt John
X. Stewart. millionaire. mead OF the
stewart Warner Speedometer corpora
tion was born ~ years'ago In a little
hamlet In the hills OF Vermont under
the name Terence O'Brien. was re-
vealed In su.rogates court today. at
a hearing on n suit brought by his
daughter charging the administrators
with mismanaging the $1,000 900
estate.
O'Brlen went west 10 seek his for
tune at an early age. He obtained
a Job clipping hirses and entered into
a sort OF agreement with two other
lads Arthur aud Michael Conlon that
they should all share In whatever
fortune any OF them should win.
Terence was an ingenious youth and
when the horse clipping began TO
grow tiresome he Invented u flexible
shaft for hia clippers. to make IL
easier. The horse clipper made money
for him and the principle OF the flex-
ible shaft which he applied To other
inventions started him on the road to
wealth II was about this time that
he changed his name and when he
put his flexible shaft into a spedometer
and o.ganized "a company to manu-
facture and handle IL, his fortune was
made.
when Stewart died the two part
ners OF his youthful days. one OF
whom had changed his name to
Michael Clark. appeared to claim their
share under the old partnership
agreement. Their claim was con-
siidcred valid enough TO entitle
Arthur +. Conlon to SIS. 900 unde. an
order OF the surrogates court of Suf-
folk county. New York. and Michael
Clark f250,00O under order OF IA Chi
cago court.
Supreme Justice Selah b. Strong.
who was surrogate OF Suffolk county
at the time Conlon and CLARK made
their claim today verified the story of
Stewards business romance.