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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-14
SIX KNOWN DEAD
 AS FIGHT RACES
 IN WEST VIRGINIA
(Continued From Page Onel

tonight over crippled telephone lines and from the lips of arrivals from the zone of firing, but from the conflicting mass of reports It seemed certain that yesterdays death toll of two had been increased during the day to at least six, while acceptance of all the reports would place the killed at from 10 to killed at McCarr, Ky, at the eastern end of the troubled area while other reports placed the total there at five.
 At Matewan, one, and possibly two, have been killed
 OTHER DEATHS REPORTED
 Less definite reports from Merrimac, Rawl and Sprigg tell of killings at these towns and other unconfirmed re- ports recite killings on the Kentucky side of the Tug river opposite Mate wan.
 Fierce fighting was reported durins the day from all the towns that fig ured in yesterdays attack--RaWl, Mer- rimac, Sprigg, Matewan and McCarr- while new attacks broke out late today at the little town of Gates, near Mate
  pany mines nearby. A score or more non union miners were reported to be hemmed in by the fire at the Howard mines and their fate had not been learned tonight.
 Capt J. R. Brockus, in command of the state police, who made an at tempted flanking expedition into the mountains yesterday, but lost his quarry, went to Sprigg late today on a tpI nd started out on a similar maneuver. No word had been received from him since he left the train at Sprigg and took the mountain trail under fire.
 A force of deputy sheriffs under Chief Deputy John Shall, spent the day in the neighborhood of Matewan but they were powerless to check the fighting.
 ONLY TWO IDENTIFIED
 Only two of the known dead had been identified tonight They are Dan Whit, said by state police to be q non- union miner, killed at Mntewan while attempting to obtain water for a refugee family, and a man named Smith whose initials were believed to be D. w., killed at McCarr.
 Contradictory statements were is. sued here tonight by representatives of the Williamson Coal Operators asso- citation and the United Mine workers, parties to the indus trial controversy in the region David Robb of the miners union declared the battle was brought about by attacks on union miners by non-union men employed in the field. An official of the operators association, who refused to have his name used, contradicted every state ment made by Mir. Robb This official declared that the strike" of miners lis already broken" MT. Robb said that at the present time about 2,50O men still are on lockout strike in the district.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-14
King Is Nominated

By AssOcIated FresS Washington. May 1S.-Inslee c. Xii was nominated by President Harding day to be United States marshall for t eastern district of Tennessee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-14
House Passes Tincher Bill

By AssOciated Press ~ Washington. May 13.-The Tincher bill to regulate dealings in grain futures was passed today by the House and sent to the Senate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-14
NOTIcEs

NOTICEs Fnirview Masonic Lodge No. GA will not lav corner stone May IA, 1921. as ad- vertised, but will lay same Saturday, May 21, 1921.
 J. J. GOBER,
 II. H. THOMAS,
 ". c. DEAN,
 Trustees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-14
THE WEATHER

Washington. May l1s.-Following is the weather forecast for Alabama and Mississippi: Fair, slightly cooler Sat urday; Sunday fair.
 Georgia: Partly cloudy Saturday, Sunday fair, no change in tempera- ture
 Tennessee: Fair, cooler Saturday; Sunday fair.
, 1921-09-23
MARSHALL & BROWN
REALTY COMPANY
Its North Center Street
Casper, Wyo-

A very choice modern roomtng house with twenty furnished rooms;
vel located Of Wolcott street; n high class place at a low price of
$22bOo; reasonable payment down, balance to suit
five-room modern residence close etc CY avenue: large rarare eat
front LOTT this property has a Midwest % " $4,000 that can % aken
ove by any Midwest la The price is IS 500. small aymen down viii
take a good a a s part OF first payment.
Five very large roons, all oak finishing; n of the most complete
modern residences in tho city of Casper full finished basement. lawn,
sndewalks, driveway, pvements, is complete; this property would %
s co oS cheap It $4,000. but the real price is only sfo5Oo. with only
Four-room house sin the south part of town; fun finished basement;
also n large garage; corner lot; will take a cal n part of first paymont
h price is $3.50: ony q small payment.
Courtroom house Of Divine street; 10 eox1so feat here 4. +, val
bargain, s. 90 for a modern nus N 1arra lot. ,s ~
ranged.
Is $3.50. f
Four-room house in the southeast part; fun basement and finished;
w large lots facing The east n north; plenty of Don FOR w more
houses. The price or a short time is $1,000; terms on part.
We have some very good trades % offer; irrigated land dry land
garden tracts. Palm Beach truck land; u land trades are all clear of
hoftsag W Q a trade n ssum mortgage. What have you to offer?
, 1921-09-23
FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOR RENT-ro two ladies'. one nice
ly furnished livingroom; duotold
bed; kitchen fully furnished for cook
ing; l-aundry-oom: privilege of bath;
rent very reasonable. 1899 South Ash
street. 9-19-6t.
, 1921-09-23

ROOM AND BOARD in private fam
fly 924 South Oak street. Phone
l242R- Se-22-2t
, 1921-09-23

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
sleepingroom. 1913 North Kimbnll
street. 9-2l-3t
, 1921-09-23

FOR RENT-ro two ladies', one nice
ly furnished livingroom; duotold
bed; kitchen fully furnished for cook
Ing; laundry-oom: privilege of bath;
rent very reasonable. 1899 South Ash
street. 9-19-6t.
FOR RENT-Large. clean, well fur
nished and gas heated basement
room for one or two gentlemen, 329
South Mckinley street. Phone 15osM.
3-29-dh
ROOMS at the Antlers; exclusive:
reasonable. close in. GIG South VOL
colt street. Frank r. Henry,
s-1s-6t
FOR RENT-Large basement room:
suitable for mt or two gentlemen:
nicely furnished n cozy. Phone
i5osM. 9-6-dh
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished d
sleepingroom, adjoining bath. l22
North kimball street. Phone i12s.
s--l-st
FOR RENT-Basement, three rooms
and bath; u~nfurnished, $50 per
month. 1929 East b street. Apply
1908 East Second street. Phone 6O5J.
9-21-at'
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
sleepingroom. 1913 North Kimbnll
street. 9-2l-3t
ROOM AND BOARD in private fam
lily 924 South u street. Phone
i242R- ,s-a2-at
FOR RENT-Basement, warm, dry.
light. airy in southwest part, Si5;
three-room house southwest part. $50:
-. - 49, H. ...
SIS; ten-room house. two bathrooms,
gas heat; East Second street; $50 on
lease. Western Realty Co. Phone
1918. 9-21-3t
FOR RENT-Three furnished base
ment rooms; gas for cooking. 612
South Lincoln street. 9-22-3t
FOR RENT One-room for light
housekeeping. s25 a month: also two
furnished sleepingrooms. 81 and IS
a week; close in Call at 1862 North
kimball street or phone 1857 e-2s-2t
FOR RENT One nicely furnished
sleepingroom; close in hot water
heat and bath. SIS n month for one
or SIS for two 1855 North Eimball
street 9la3-2t
FOR RENT-Two rooms in basement.
furnished for light housekeeping.
232 North Mckinley street. Phone
s12M. e-23-3t
FOR RENT-Two comfortable sleep
ingrooms in new modern home. APP
ply 215 North Lincoln street. Phone
1044R. 9-23-3t
FOR RENT - Two housekeeping
rooms; electric lights and gas for
cooking furnished. acces to bath and
toilet. Phone 1871. 9-23-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished sleepingroom.
Phone BOW. 9-23-2t
FOR RENT-Desirable ROOM, adjoin-
ing bath; suitable for one or two;
meals obtainable near by; near high
school; reasonable. Call at 651 West
Thirteenth street. 9-23-2ts
FOR RENTlTwo furnished house.
keeping rooms. adjoining bath; cleo
trio lights furnished: near high school.
s31 South Walnut street. Phone
1474W after 4 p. m. s-2s-st'
FOR RENT-Three furnished house
keeping rooms with bath. 100 East
Third street. 9-22-2t'
, 1921-09-23

FOR SALE-Four-room new. extra
good buy; best residence district;
also five-room new. strictly modern
close in. Grover c. Gorsuch- he build
er, Ninth and woicott street Phone
14l5J. s--i-st
, 1921-09-23

FOR RENT-Large. clean, well fur
nished and gas heated basement
room for one or two gentlemen. 32s
South Mckinley street. Phone 15o9M.
9-29-dh
, 1921-09-23

FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished modern
sleepingroom, adjoining bath. l22
North kimball street. Phone 1928.
g.1I-lt
, 1921-09-23

FOR RENT-Large basement room:
suitable for one or two gentlemen;
nicely furnished n coy. Phone
l5OsM. 9-6-dh
, 1921-09-23

FOR RENT-Basement, warm, dry.
light. airy in southwest part, SIS:
three-room house southwest part. $50;
four-room house In South addition.
SIS; ten-room house. two bathrooms,
gas heat; East Second street; sS5 on
lease. Western Realty Co, Phone
1918. o-21-3t
, 1921-09-23

SALE-Apartment building con.
tanning six modern apartments. hot
water heated; netting $500 yearly:
low rents; always rented; price six,.
500. S1e.5oo cash. balance long ,sr,n,
or will take high grade car as part
payment. Z. o. box sI9 p.s.tf
, 1921-09-23

FOR RENT-Basement, three rooms
and bath; u~nfurnished. $50 per
month. 1929 East b street. Apply
1908 East Second street. Phone 6O5J.
9-21-3ts|
, 1921-09-23

FOR SALE New four-room house.
26x2S. large lot. in nortn casper
vithin three and one-haif blocks Of
the school house, will take an auto
mobile or $3.50 cash AZ first payment;
balance can be paid n monthly pay
ments: price $500 Phone lSssW:
, 1921-09-23
BUSINESS CHANCES

SALE Furniture AZ nrIv,,.
boarding house; growing conearn.
fine opportunity for ambitious people.
owner. widow, van TO leave Casner.
VIII leave house TO purchaser al rsa.
soiable rent; location good; posses-
n time after October l5. Boy
- Jasper, Wyo', 9-22-3t
, 1921-09-23

FOR SALE-SmalI restaurant, ehenp.
a els. OH Exchange building. Phone
20. 8.S.tf
, 1921-09-23

FOR RENT-Three furnished base
ment rooms; gas for cooking. 612
South Lincoln street. 9-22-3t
, 1921-09-23

ToR sALE-Three rooms and bath;
large rarage; large lot. lawn. trees;
cement walks. assessments all paia.
gas in house; will sell TO spoons,
rent. Call from Il to 2 p M loss
South Spruce. s-I<-ot-
, 1921-09-23

FOR SALE BY owner. four-room
house with bath and clothes closet:
aIso four rooms furnished In base
ment; lot 4ox13o feet; close In. sz2
south Oak street Phone 43sJ
e-20-5t
, 1921-09-23

ROOMS at the Antlers; exclusive:
reasonable; close in. GIG South VOL
colt street. Frank r. Henry.
, 1921-09-23

FOR RENT One nicely furnished
-sleepingroom; close in ;hot water
heat n bath. SIS n month for one
or SIS for two 1856 North KimbaIl
street 9-23-2t
, 1921-09-23

FOR RENT One-room for light
housekeeping, SIS a month; also two
furnished sleepingrooms. 81 and IS
a week; close in Call at 162 North
kimball street or phone 1887 e-23-2t
, 1921-09-23

FOR RENT-Two rooms in basement,
furnished for light housekeeping.
232 North Mckinley street. Phone
912M. e-23-3t
, 1921-09-23
EXCEPTIONAL ,OPPORTUNITY

lave a guaranteed proposition for
with $50 10 $3.50; income not
less than 100 per cent. Write FOR an
pointment; position also open. T. o.
1901. o.sa-1ts
, 1921-09-23
FOR sALE-HoUsEs


WHAT have you TO offer for a new
1ex2o house on good lot in town
Of Mills; can use a Ford al Address
IL r. Dean. G~lenrock. Wyo. e-a2-6ts
FOR SALE-Home close to refinery.
fiv rooms easy payments like rent.
will take Ford car Us part payment.
Inquire at 163 North Wolcott street.
Phone eS1M- s-2e-2ts
FOR SALE-Fourtesn-room .rooming
house. strictly modern; steam heat:
rent $50 n month; good opportunity
for business people Mrs j. r. Cush-
ing. 24h Grinnel avenue Sheridan.
wyo. Phone e6e. s-23-st'
FOR sALE-A brand new home. To-
Gated on corner lot on Thirteenth
street: with Tour rooms. breakfast
alcove, bathroom upstairs, fou rooms.
breakfast a~lcove. bathroom, washroom
in basement: connected to water.
lights sewer and gas; this. houss is
built of the very best material; Is a
real modern home: basement is rented
for the next six months at sI5 a
month; It is insured for $500. Re
Eponssble party can buy this home
with a very small payment down. bal
nnce like rent. Inquire ~ 1892 south
willowstrset. s-e-se
, 1921-09-23

FOR RENT-Throe-room apartmsn,.
nice and clean. ss5. Apply winshin
NY Goods Co, 2o1 East J street
-.one toosW. o-a3-2ts
, 1921-09-23
FOR REN1-ROOMS

FOR RENr-Housekeeping rooms for
two; gas range: bath: close in. $40
south Park Phone 1901. 7
9-22-2t
, 1921-09-23
FOR RENr-HoUsEs

FOR RENT Tour-room furnished
house and garage, $40. Inquire 1896
South jackson street. 9-23-at,
, 1921-09-23

FOR RENT-Two comfortable Sleep
ingrooms in new modern home. APP
ply 215 North Lincoln street. Phone
1044R. 9-23-3t
, 1921-09-23
FOR RENT-APARTMENTs

oS RENT Furnished apartment
Hone esf. e-22-st
, 1921-09-23

FOR RENT Two furnished f-or,
ooms; apartment: modern excent
nath. a upstairs. rear sal wsSt
Railroad avenue. a-oay,.
, 1921-09-23

DON'T, forget hat vi handle a full
line OF work clothing of the best
quality. at reasonable prices ARM
Goods store. 9-li-izt
, 1921-09-23

FOR RENT-Light running Saving
machines, Phone 1886. a-TsNtS
Evening star., 1921-10-27
e5AE e5AEaIM 4 gHH1S IS

you beautiful. The things we do to
Improve our looks are always little
things and their effects cannot be i'm
mediately seen. Sometimes the result
seems SO little that we do not notice
Them at all. Yet each thing we do to
Improve ourselves counts enormously
in improving the general appearance.
Even 20 smah an exercise as this should
not be neglected.
Hazel D.-The castor oil in the pilo-
carpine tonic will not make the hair
oily, as there are other ingredients in
the formula to counteract the oil.
Naomi-Hair that is destroyed by
the electric needle will not grow
again. but this does not mean that
you will never have any more super
fluous hair, for whatever caused it
once, II repeated, will make it happen
again, though It will not be the same
growth. If you mean that your eyes
are shadowy and have always been
so. there Is no reason to suppose this
condition indicates any Internal disor-
ders. 1t is probably an attraction that
Is as natural to you, as dimples are to
others.
Miss C. C. M.-You should weigh
about 120 pounds. Your colors will
be any that come near the shade af
your hair and the color of your eyes.
but a clear and brilliant complexion
as you have will combine well with
all colors.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
HOME ECONOMICS.
BY MRS. ELIZABETH KENT.
Bread Puddings.

Stale bread will accumulate in any
household, but 1t need never be
wasted There is nothing much
better for dessert after a light lunch
than a good bread pudding. Made
with milk and eggs it is extremely
nourishing, almost a lunch by itself.
Also it can be varied in many ways,
so that the family hardly recoE-
pixes it as humble bread pudding.
For one s kind of pudding a,soa soak i've two
bread in a quart Of scalded milk.
cool, add a third of a cup Of sugar.
a fourth Of a cup Of melted butter
or substitute. two eggs slightly
beaten. half q teaspoon OF salt and
grated nutmeg if desired. Bake an
hour in a buttered pudding dish in
q slow oven. Cracker crumbs instead
Of bread crumbs may be used, but
two thirds of a cup is then enough:
eggs, quarter cup o. powdered
sugar and a tablespoon of lemon juice
may be baked on it after it 10 done.
This is an easy substitute for lemon pie.
For another pudding take q small
stale bakers loaf. remove end crusts.
slices generously with butter and
arrange them in a buttered dish,
buttered side down. Beat three eggs
slightly, add half cup Of sugar.
quarter teaspoon Of salt and quart
Of milk; strain it over the bread. let
stand half an hour and bake half an
hopr covered. and another half hour
uncovered, to brown on the top well.
In both these puddings a cup of
raisins, dates or stewed prunes.
seeded or stoned, may be used. Apple
sauce or diced: or sliced raw apples
may be used. or the plain pudding
ding by stirring in two squares of
chocolate melted and diluted with
part Of the hRt milk Just before
baking. With d meringue favored
with vanilla, GAis 10 very elegant
cousin to plain bread pudding. -
toopy1ight. 1921
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Exercising the Face.

tAAlthe while ago we were talking
Of exercise and massage as q means
OF strengthening the muscles OF the
face. and therefore Of keeping the
face young. I recommend rubbing the
skin with cream to act as lubricant
and then rubbing the face vigorously
with palm of the hand.
With the cream on the skin this
massage Is so easily done that the
muscles are in no sense pulled or
strained, while there is sufficient
friction to bring the blood up to the
face and to rejuvenate the skin.
There are a few other exercises
which you quite literally do with your
face. One Of them is to pucker up the
lips as though you were blowing out
q distant candle. Blow hard, take a
deep breath Of air and repeat, and re-
peat again twenty-five or thirty
times. This tends to fill out hollow
cheeks, 1t strengthens the muscles
around the mouth, avoiding those
ugly wrinkles that run from the nose
to the chin. and. incidentally. 1t IL the
only exercise l know Of that will i'm
prove the shape of the lips.
OF course IL you have wrinkles, hol-
low cheeks and a badly shaped mouth,
this exercise Won't instantly make
Evening star., 1921-10-27

EVENING WRAP OF COPEN.
HAGEN Blue PANNE VELVET.
Grafton Of minor Importance. it is
dear one to the feminine heart.
Let US imagine typical" day on
the SOCIAL calendar and gown milady
appropriately for each event with APP
local establishments. First. perhaps.
there is luncheon. followed by a
matinee, and milady appears to ad-
vantage in black Canton crepe with
blue bead trimming. and wearing the
smart toque sketched. The gown Is
made in redingote fashion. with the
front left open to expose a wide and
A sash of narrow black velvet ribbon
defines the waist line and ties in 2
loose bow at one side, the ends fall
Ing to the panel hem. There is a suG-
gestion Of kimono sleeves. but oval
pieces are cut out from the upper
black and white fringe. interspersed
with blue beads. may be substituted.
Bracelets Of beads catch the fringe
ends just above the elbows, and from
them a shower of fringe mingled with
strings of blue beads bangles loose,
skirf 4 deiisats HfStif Of beads is
embroidered at each side Of the red
ingote bodice, while fine blue feather
stitching is used at Intervals on the
skirt.
The accompanying chapeau is COM
cade cloth and has q large fan-like
fold Of dark brown velvet at the rear.
The brocade winds about the coiffure
In turban fashion and a band OF
beaver fur borders it. while two large
blue and gold metal pins are slanted
into the drapery to form the only
trimming. Brown gloves and suede
slippers to match the velvet on the
hat would be suitable compliments to
the outfit.
When the matinee is over and
milady has returned to her home It
is time to dress for dinner, and no
gown could be .moIe charming than
Evening star., 1921-10-27

GEORGETTE TRIMMED WITH JET.
founces of varying length, each being
rather full and having border Of
bead loops around the lower edges.
The crushed girdle of georgette has
as trimming several clusters OF large
fruit forms in a rich shade of gera-
mum pink, framed in sprays OF black
Veivet foiia&e5Di.ui4, bag.
Dinner oyer. pilady prepares to
depart for an evening reception, and
with the addition OF the opera cloak
and fan pictured, she is in readiness
to enter the car. Rich blue. panne
velvet forms. the medium for the
wrap. and it is collared and cuffed
with luxurious sable. The sleeves are
the really distinctive feature of the
garment, for they are Of handsome
oriental brocade in rich tones Of gold,
blue and yellow with dashes OF laven-
der and rose. The fan is mounted on
tortoise shell sticks and is fashioned
from successive layers Of gold cloth,
each fringed heavily with deep blue
ostrich fronds. The combination of
the blue and gold with the black
gown fowered with geranium is an
Unusually effective one and a har-
monizing touch is added in the flower
garland wreathed about the coiffure,
for it's delicate blooms include all Of
the tones.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Casserole of Heart.

For a medium sized heart. slice
rather fine one tart apple. one po-
tato. one onion and one carrot and
season with salt and pepper. Cut the
division between the two sides OF the
heart to make a deeper space and
in casserole with the remaining
vegetables and cover it with stock
slightly seasoned. Cover and bAks
for three hours. When done remove
the heart to a platter and surround
it with the vegetables. from which
the gravy has been drained. Thieksn
the gravy slightly and pour it over
the Vegetables. Garnish with parsley
and serve. This meat is delicious
sliced cold.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Kidney in Bacon.

Cut six thin slices of bacon about
six or eight inches. long. Mix in Il
dish ONE teaspoon each of chopped
onion and parsley, add one Tablespoon
of bread crumbs. pinch of nutmeg.
pepper and grated lemon rind.
sprinkle the bacon with this. put a.
kidney on each slice and roll the
bacon round it. Tie with piece OF
string and bake in a hot oven, or
cook in frying pan for a few min
utes. Serve very hot.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
BY nLENoRD DE WITT EpY.

The city is assuming gala and fes-
tive attire to welcome distinguished
visitors from every land, and there
VIII be many social functions as well
% serious conferences. Consequently
milady is preparing for "heavy sea-
SON." and local shops are yying with
one another in Offering distinctive
and elaborate creations for her ap-
proyal. washington is going to be 3
fashion rs well as political center,
and, although this may be a consid-
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Tonz
AUNT ~ PoLNs
oook&9saR0oK.
Veal With Dumplings.

The ends Of ribs. the neck or the
knuckles of veal may be used for Q
stew. Cut the meat in small pieces
and remove the fine bones. Cover tho
meat with boiling water, skim it as II
begins to boil. add one onion, one tea
spoon of salt and onefourth teaspoon
Of pepper for each pound of meat:
simmer until thoroughly done. Cut
two potatoes in quarters, soak them
in cold water and parboil for five
minutes before adding to the stew:
thicken with one tablespoon Of flour
rubbed smooth in cold water, adding
more seasoning if liked. Just before
serving add one-half cup Of cream.
water or milk with one tablespoon Of
butter or fat. Serve with dumplinss.
Meat Rissoles.
This is a good way to use the left
overs of cold meat: Two cups of any
cold meat, onefourth cup Of hot
water, one teaspoon OF salt, two
tablespoons of cracker crumbs, ore
teaspoon Of onion chopped fine, one
fourth teaspoon of celery salt. one
eighth teaspoon of pepper, one cup
OF bread crumbs and one egg. Re
move any bone or gristle from The
meat and chop it fine. season with
salt, pepper, onion and celery salt.
add the bread crumbs, moisten with
the beaten egg and hot water. put
into a baking dish, put little beef
drippings on top and bake to deli
cate brown: serve with tomato sauce.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Hot Maple Noueat.

Boil together two cups Of. maple
sirup and one teaspoon Of butter
until they reach the soft-ballt stage.
add one-half cup OF chopped: pecan
aats and stir the whole veil. Use it
Is Q sauce for ice cream. When the
1T strup 00mss In contaet with the
cold cream, It forms . delicious cara
med.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Apple Molasses Preserves.

Pare, core and quarter some apples
allow one quart of molasses to two
quarts of fruit. Boil the molaSses
until 1t will form a soft ball in
water. add the fruit slowly SO that
the boiling will not stop. Cook until
the fruit is clear.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
SEEN IN THE WASHINGTON SHOPS

the one illustrated. 1t is very simply
developed from black georgette Ana
loops OF tiny Jet beads are used for
trimming. The bodice is cut on low
girdle Moyen Age lines and has no