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, 1921-03-17

L QllNiO5 ~ hSCAh o1N AOA - -
Smith ANA: the Governor, the Govern
ment Secretary and the Governors Le-
gal Aid, CAPTAIN Koran.
three reports we're submitted.
y Signed by Members Corneiro, Thielo
and Kuntz with amendments on Divorce
Law.
A debate took place on this Divorce
Law and amendments and as it was ar
gued it would tend to make things worse
rather thai better. A sub.amendment
to provide for a preliminary separation
OF two years from bed and board before
proceeding to a divorce for causes spe-
cited by 81 and 8 was lost, the vice
chairman Thiele giving the deciding vote
against as there was a tie. On the en-
tire Chapter on Divorce being put to
the vote with the amendments it was
carried, six voting for it and four against.
p Signed by Members Thiele, Kean
and Burnet re Chapter II on the Bank
ing Laws. The Government agreed with
the Cou lciI that the chapter be left out
for the reasons advanced and on the
vote being taken this W unanimously
agreed to.
- Signed by Members Tniele, Kean
and Burnett reDues to be paid by Cor
pOrdCOnS, Oc.
The proposed amendments we're &C
cepted after some debate.
The Second Discussion on these New
Laws was closed and the Government
and Council concurring the third discus
sion was declared open, The Govern
ment having no amendments to propose
the uhird discussion was closed
Before closing the second discussion
it was unanimously passed, after the
expression of different views, that the
New Laws 90 into effect l, July 1921
and it was further agreed upon that
about 200 10 300 copies be ready before
that date; assurances being given to
that effect by the Government.
This work Of examining, amending and
passing the code has now been concluded.
The Council has acted in a conscientious
manner, the pros and cons or different
items have not been stationary groups but
groups continually ch~anglng-those mem
bers who have been together on one
subject, differing on another, and vice
versa.
The Governor has been ali that could
have been expected he has not inter-
ferred directly or indirectly; but has Civ
en- the Council free scope All honour
to hm
And so we send forth the New Code!
May if help US on our progress onward,
may it help to make US better cltl-
zens: may it assist in reducing the
I'll Ioouo ~ WV pitU.
, 1921-03-17

The funera! of Mr., Samuel Daily an
old retired carpenter took place this
morning. He was found dead at his
home yesterday. -Ib5d.
Evening star., 1921-05-19
The Individual Touch.

lf your time is limited there is often
WISDOM IN prepared food products. the
number OF which in present day groceries
is legion. But there is also wisdom and
sood Judgment in adding little individual
touches to these prepared foods to add
10 their flavor or to disguise the fact
that they are not homemade.
Ine amount Of prepared mayonnaise
solo IN the grocery stores is constantly
on the increase. Women who at first
neid back, saying that they could detect
the difference between homemade and
over to the sort that comes in bottles.
1T is quite possible to change the flavor
SO that no one would suspect that you
had not made your own. The addition
OF little lemon juice is a good idea
especially if YOU are using the mayon-
nalse on sweet salad on banana salad.
pineapple salad or apple salad, for in
stance.
Some people like the flavor of vinegar
better than lemon juice. The addition
OF very little taragon vinegar adds
dlstlnctiv"ness. This goes we'll with fish
saiads-lobster. crab and other she'll
nsh. little mace. mustard or onion
JUICE might be advisable in making diff
ferent sorts of salad.
The sort of cake that can be bought
in paper cartons has been a great boon
to many busy housewives. Sometimes
YOU do not have time to make cake.
but you do have time to make icing or
fiiing. Then you can buy the ready
made cake. split it in two. add the fillfne
and then cover it with icing and you
nave a cake that has all the earmarks
OF the homemade sort.
There are prepared cake fours some
Of which require only the addition of
water in order to make batter that
will make excellent cake. These are
good, but il YOU add milk in place of
water. an extra egg or perhaps a little
butter you have a cake richer in nutri-
ment and more havorsome. Then. too.
you may add flavoring extract to vary
the flavor of the cake made of these
prepared cake mixtures.
Evening star., 1921-05-19
A Pretty Profile.

In talking about the profile and the
possible measures that might be
taken to improve it. we have en-
phaslzed such things as changing the
style of hair dressing so as to adapt
1t to the face. and keeping the skin
hne and clear with color in the
cheeks. Color plays an enormous part
in making the profile nice looking or
ordinary, since it gives a becoming
roundness and softness to the side
face.
But one point we have never talked
about to any extent. is the very great
Importance of holding the head we'll.
The profile is not only forehead, nose
and chin-it is also the top Of the
head and the line of the back of the
head. which can make or mar ones
whole appearance. and the line rum
ming down the back of the neck.
The shape of the head can always
be modified or altered by the way the
hair is combed and fiat line round
ed by placing the knot of hair at the
most becoming point. These are
things to be studied out carefully
with the aid Of couple of mirrors.
For the chin line is good or bad
according to the way the head is held.
Hold 1t high--not stiffiy high. hut
easily. naturally high. The chin
should be up and out a trif1e, This
Evening star., 1921-05-19
Bake More Cookies.

A cookie is not as delicious as a
slice Of cake when eaten by itself. But
a cookie is as good as a slice Of cake
when eaten with a dish of fresh or
stewed fruit.
What could be more delicious than
one OF the following combinations: A
cookie and sweetened strawberries. a
cookie and sweetened stewed rhu-
barb, cookie and stewed prunes, a
cookie and apple sauce which has been
sweetened and favored with CHINA
mon. cookie with sliced and sweet
ened bananas and oranges?
The housekeeper should take this
fact into consideration and serve
kie-and-fruit desserts now that
fresh fruits of alt kinds.
But what kinds Of cookie shall she
serve? l would advise her to make
her choice from the ranks of the drop
cookie. Drop cookies take shorter
time to make than rolled cookies and
are equally as delicious. Try some OF
the following.
Ginger Drop Cookies.-Put into a
mixing bowl one cup light brow
sugar; stir in twothirds cup of granu.
lated sugar. one-half cup cold water
one beaten egg. two-thirds cup mo-
lasses. one large tablespoon ginger
and one heaping teaspoon soda which
has been sifted with three and one.
half cups of flour. This will make a
stin batter. Drop on buttered pans by
heaplng teaspoonfuls one inch apart
and bake in hot oven for about ten
minutes. This recipe makes two dozen
and half large cookies.
Peanut Drop Cookies-Cream to-
Evening star., 1921-05-19
Clean White Woodwork.

Kitchen. pantry, bathroom and bed
room are more and more finished with
white paint and nothing is fresher or
more homelike IL it is kept clean. but
nothing is more grimy and unpleasant
if dust and grease are allowed to
gather and spot and deface smooth
surfaces or choke and blacken cor
ners and cracks.
White paint should be busted regu-
larly with Il soft. clean. dry cloth.
But once discolored. it can be cleaned
only by washing. Yellow soaps or
gritty cleansers discolor or remove
the paint. Therefore n white soap
or whiting with very hot water
should he used and the surface wiped
afrerward.
For corners a sharp-pointed stin
painters brush is excellent. and for
the long crack where two surfaces
meet a small handbrush should be
used sideWisc. II the wood is so
dirty that a powder must be used. as
is often the case on window castings
even If it does remove some Of the
paint. use three to five tablespoon
fuls OF powder to a small quantity OF
water. wash with a brush or cloth and
wipe at once.
To remove dirty finger marks from
white doors use white soap with
warm water and wipe the surface
dry with clean cloth at once. Chill
dren can be trained to use the door
handles. which do not show soil so
badly as the white paint. and which
are less likely to be injured by the
necessary scrubbing. 1t is a good
habit to cultivate in all the members
OF the family. one that will save
nf ho ri
In kitchen and pantry. where there
is apt to be Il good deal of grease
in the dirt on the woodwork. little
ammonia powder should be dissolved
in the cleaning water.
Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1921-05-19
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Eether one-quarter cup of butter and
onehalf cup of sugar; add two beaten
eggs. one cup -four which has been
sifted with one teaspoon baking pow
der and one-half teaspoon salt. and
last add three-quarterS cup of Shelled
roasted peanuts which have been
rather coarsely chopped. Mix well and
about twenty minutes in a medium
oven. This recipe makes two dozen
cookies. 1t should be dropped by tea
spoonfuls on the pan, one inch apart.
Fruit Drop Cookies.-Cream together
one-half cup butter and three-Quarter
cup sugar: add one beaten egg. one
quarter teaspoon soda Dissolved in
one and one-quarter cups of -four.
which have been sifted with one
half teaspoon each of ground cloves.
cinnamon and nutmeg. Mix we'll. then
stir in one-half cup of seeded raisins
and one-Quarter cup of dried cur
rants. both of which have been put
through a food chopper This will
make a very stiff batter. Put on a
buttered pan in one-half teaspoon
slow oven. This recipe makes two
dozen and half small cookies
alnut-Chocolate Cookies. Crea m
together one-quarter cup of butter
and one cup sugar: add two beaten
eggs. one teaspoon vanilla. two
squares of chocolate melted. and
three-quarter cup -four which has
been sifted with one-quarter tea
spoon salt. Last. add one cup walnut
meats chopped finely. Drop by tea
spoonfuls on "A buttered pan one inch
apart. Bake for ten or fifteen minutes
in good oven. This recipe will
make two dozen cookies
Evening star., 1921-05-19
Boiled Chicken With Sauce.

Clean chicken and cut it into por-
tions suitable for serving. Cover it
with water and bring it to a boil. add
two chopped onions. one bunch of
chopped parsley and one stalk of
chopped celery. season to taste and
continue boiling until tender. Remove
the pieces of chicken and use the
broth in making the following sauce:
Put two tablespoonfuls of chicken
fat in a pan. mix well with one ia
blespoonfui Of -four and add the
chicken broth very gradually, stirring
constantly. blend the well beaten yolk
Of one egg with the rest of the sauce.
Cook until thick. Serve with the
chicken,
Evening star., 1921-05-19
SEEN IN THE WASHINGTON SHOPS

charming and unusual one is illus
trated. The bodice is OF taffeta and is
cut so that 1t crosses at the front.
forming v neckline, and fastens at
one side With q rose. A small corded
inset at the opposite side causes the
bodice to fit quite tightly in basque
fashion. The. short sleeves are of
white lace. as is the voluminous over
skirt: This stands out over the hips
and the cording is hidden by a mar
row rufiled edgins of taffeta. A wide
band OF lustrous white satin ribbon
circles the overskirt further down and
a q ross placed carelessly on one of
.ne folds adds dainty touch OF color
ana corresponds with that on the
bodice. The underskirt is Of taneta,
The hat sketched is a dainty bonnet
model Of pale flesh pink Eeoreette. A
S 9and OF or Alice blue velvet ribbon bor-
GERS the brim. one edge being s;wn
10 the georgette and the other re-
naming loose. A cluster of deep red
rosenuds and some blue velvet stream
ers add charmingly picturesque
touch of trimming.
Evening star., 1921-05-19
by ELENoRE DE WITT EBY.

Attractive sport costumes are taking
pre-eminent place in the shops now
that warm weather has turned our
thoughts toward all forms of outdoor
exercise. OF course, the materials
most favored by fashion are being
turned to the new use. SO that bril-
liant silks. satins and crepes which
were developed into stunning evening
creations in the winter are now seen
as smart semi-tailored skirts and
blouses. Sweaters, either of silk or
wool. always form an important item
in the sporting outfit. and the range
for selection is especially wide this
season. However, the sweater cos
tune which has just been placed on
display in some of the leading gown
establishments will probably over
shadow the separate sweater in popu-
larity 1t is much cooler and more con-
venient to have sport skirt and
sweater combined than otherwise:
and then, too, it is the "dernier cri:
A pretty model is sketched. There is
a foundation bodice Of Quaker gray
crepe de chine and over it a loosely
fitting blouse Of coral-colored SILK
crochet. This. has short kimono sleeves
edged with gray and rounded neck
opening down in the front and fin
ished with gray crepe de chine piping.
A narrow band Of crepe also serves to
Evening star., 1921-05-19
English Raisin Cookies,

Mix thoroughly one cupful Of lard.
one cup Of brown sugar. one cup of
granulated sugar. one cup Of cold cof-
fee. two cups of stewed raisins. two
well-beaten eggs. one teaspoonfuI of
baking powder. one level teaspoon
full of soda. one-half teaspoonful of
nutmeg. one-half teaspoonful Of Gin
namon and three large cups of flour.
or enough to make a stiff batter Mix
thoroughly and drop from a spoon
onto slightly creased pans and bake
in a moderate oven. The pans will
not require greasing after the first
lot Of cookies are baked. This recipe
also makes a delicious cake.
Evening star., 1921-05-19
Meringue Strawberry Pie.

on the bottom of a pie pan turned up
side down. put some fork holes in the
crust to keep it from raising up from
the pan, and bake by itself When
baked a light brown turn the crust onto
a plate and it is ready to fill. Have
ready one quart of freshly picked
strawberries sweetened to taste, fill
the crust with the berries and cover
the tops of the berries with the whites
of two well beaten eggs sweetened
with sugar. Leave in the oven just
long enough to brown the whites of
the eggs.
Evening star., 1921-05-19
Luscious Cherry Pie.

After putting in the bottom crust
of each pie. thoroughly mix two table,
spoonfuls of -four with one cup of
sugar and sprinkle half of this over
the bottom crust. This prevents the
soaking of the lower crust. Then add
the cherries, generously sprinkling the
rest of the sugar and -four on top of
the cherries. put the top crust on and
bake until brown.
Evening star., 1921-05-19

gather the blouse around the hips. The
entire skirt is of gray crepe with a
cuff hem Of crochet work. The light
quality Of the silk. combined with the
airy crochet openwork, renders the
costume admirable for summer wear
An attractive separate sport Co.'S
tune seen consists Of black and white
flannel skirt. a white silk blouse and
4 black fancy weave sweater. The
skirt Is made in alternate black and
white panels. the black ones being
Evening star., 1921-05-19

again is a matter to be studied with
the aid of a couple of mirrors. for
overemphasis is apt to look ridicu-
lcus and the difference between that
and real grace is as slight as it is
important. 4 good plan is to hold
the chest as high as possible. This
draws back the shoulders gives a
good line down the back of the neck
and helps throw the head into posi-
ton.
Evening star., 1921-05-19
Sponge Cake Lemon Pie.

Put one cup of sugar into the yolks
of two eggs and beat, add two table,
spoonfuls of -four and beat again. add
one cup of milk. fold in the stif1y
beaten whites Of two eggs. being care
full not to beat the entire ingredients
after the whites are added The whites
rise to the top while baking and form
a sort OF mcrinsue. so that the pie is
really as good to look at as to eat
Evening star., 1921-05-19
Drop Finger Cakes.

Combine one-half cup of butter
milk. one-half cup Of molasses. one
fourth cup of sugar two tablcspoon-
fuls of melted fat. two teaspoonfuls
of ginger and one teaspoonfui of sod.
dissolved in Tablespoonful of vine
gar. Beat until well blended sift
about two cups of -four and stir ih'.
Evening star., 1921-05-19
Frozen Strawberries.

Crush two quarts Of ripe strawber-
ries. then add the juice of two lemons
and a pound of sugar. and let it stand
for an hour in an earthen bowl. Pour
over it one pint of water. stir until the
sugar is thoroughly dissolved, turn
into a freezer and freeze.
Evening star., 1921-05-19

liquid mixture into IL. When well
blended add enough -four to me- kc
thick batter. drop spoonfuE in
creased muffin rings and bake quick
ly.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
 PROGRAM

Subject: In My Home.-Matt. 6:7-15.
 A character workshop-Jessie Nie- meyer.
 Christ should be the head Opal Daniell.
 Little ways of helping in the King dom, Lucy D. Patterson.
 Great men and the home-H Halbert Bomar
 Taking the Kingdom home-Lloyd Cummings.
 A home transformed Vivian Marr. A mission to the home-Ora Gen. try.
 A miracle at home-George Chris topher.
 Changed hearts make new homes Craig Williams.
 Leader, Rubie Daniell.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11
PriUates in the R0nks
 Must Rule the Party

Miami, Fla, Feb. 10.-If the Demo cratic party is going to be force in this country it must have members and the voters will not be willing to act through the Democratic party unless they can control it, said Will liam J. Bryan in discussing the an nouncement yesterday in New York by former Judge R. c. Roper of Ne braska that he (Bryan) and his bro ther, Charles Bryan, planned a re- organization of the Democratic party
 Mir. Bryan said he had not known of the setting of a definite date for the launching of the movement, as announced by Judge Roper.
 q do not expect much of any sur face movements, that is, movements among the party officials" he said. Progress will come through activity among the voters, and they cannot act until they have a chance to select committeeman. Prior to this they can organize among themselves. dis cuss questions, pick out spokesmen and get ready for effective action when the time for the selection of the committeeman comes."
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11
Drastic Bill to Stem
 Tide Of Immigration

Washington, Feb. 10.-Restrictions on immigration, said by committee members to be more drastic than these proposed in the House or John son bill, are contained in an emergen- cy measure approved and reported today by the Senate immigration committee. The measure decided on as substitute for the bill passed sev- eral weeks ago by the House would become effective next April 1. and continue in force only until June 3O 1922.
 During the 15 months the bills re- srlctlons would be effective, Senate I'aders are confident permanent i'm. laigratlon Legislation will be enacted and m the meantime the predicted Hood Of aliens would be stopped.
 The bill as reported by the Senate committee would limit the immigrants admitted to the United States annu- ally from any one country to , nor cent ot the nationals of that country m the United States at the time tbo 1910 census was taken.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11
GEORGE BOUIE DEAD

George Bouie, age 13, died yester- day afternoon at the home of his father, Henry Bouie, at Boughton, after a lingering illness. He was buried at Nubbin Hill.
 Kidney disorders cause much dis tress of mind and body. Such ail- ments should not be neglected be- cause they lead to diseases that. are dangerous. Prickly Ash Bitters is a splendid tonic for men, It strength ems the kidneys and purifes the stom- ach and bowels. Price $1.25 per bot tie. Hesterly Drug Store, Special Agents. d
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Purchase your Valentines for Feb ruary 14th at the Krescent Store. St
 Fred Murrah returned this morn ing from business trip to Monti- cello.
 Save your nickels and count your dimes, then spend them Friday. when the Rainbow shines. 5d6
 Mrs. George Jacks, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. L. P. Bei- delman, returned to her home in Tex arkana this morning.
 Representative Mum passed thru this morning en route from Little Rock to his home at Willisville, called there on account of the illness of one of his children.
 The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet at the church Monday afternoon and a very interesting literary program has been prepared from "The Voice" 2t
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11
SENATE CONFIRMED
 SOME APPOINTMENTS
Special to The News.

Special to The News.
 Little Rock, Feb. 1.-The Arkan- sas Senate on Thursday afternoon confirmed the appointments of w IT Maxwell as State bank commissioner It also confirmed the appointment of directors of the Miller Levee District No. 2, St. Francis drainage district and the Red River levee district No I which appointments were made soy. eral weeks ago by the governor.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11
SENATE MEASURES
 OFFERED YESTERDAY
Special to The News

'o lllt NeWS.
 Little Rock, Feb 1O.-BilIs rairod u the Senate Wednesday afternoon @iter the passage of the Cornorat;o,, commission repeal bill Important general measures were introduced h, io"nsehd to place all special f,,nds III the general revenue fun. coIlins to prohibit physicians or traino3 nurses divulging information nro cured tt rom patients; Vaughan to fv cue oa'e or the Democratic prin,a,., TOT the fourth Wednesday, in Jnl,,. eo e permit county primary to bo caIlo3 TOT another date if the county contra1 s't,go committee desires and to no',,,, S e.''',"i 9e'ee'lon of delegates to the not;o,'l' '''' to"Hen'lon to in mass meeting; sts,~.,'. D''''' 'o increase the fees for fIira n,, "o, gage. gages from 25c to soc; Golf tn mort, m '"orlze St, Francis levee dia4 ~ au- W ,raNe $l,5OO,OOO bond i.. i.. to claul yaus4an to permit cities of tba l'sus s,.ei ti1SS t;, to levy tax of s1O on ."v a,,t lrSt piles and $l5 on trucks vt 'o'omo-
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

You may keep a pup dolled up Tn a blue ribbon and feed him cream SIX days a week. But on the seventhe he'll sneak out, kill the neoghbors cat and dig up the bone he buried last year m the backyard.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

Why depress anyone by carrying around sin that's dead but unbur- ed? It's just as wrong to steep your self in sorrow as in s!n-for in either case you're just sleeping youdself in self.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

If l want to MAKE a man produce results, Ihire him and give him unOn wages. But when it comes to a paI' mats different-Ilike to feel tna' what l get from him is 3 free-Wi gift.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11
The average man would rathd

The average man would ratnu nave beefsteak and onions than 'p' Yahp stuff any day of the week put the Nice Lady l was talking "ad fltte. For to a. Nice Lady tne'f only one thing horrided than saylF 'nat mating is the holiest venture Ire, and that is to say that it lSF
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

What a man needs nowadays isn't an Houri, but combination Filing Cabinet-Cash Register Private Alien lst, with bit of Midnight Folly thrown in, to keep him on the job They call it being a pol"
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

Don't sniff at the little girl just cause she dresses glad. Many an nOr est heart beats beneath a pink Sh camlsole. It's nothing against hu"' mlng bird because it dosen't wear re flannel shirt.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

You cant OWN your mate, Sister, you're merely working the same claim in life with him, and what he does with his life is UP TO HIM.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

lie IS a good man according to his own lights. But some lights are nigh ty po0r kerosene.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

The W. C. T. U. is ready to receive orders for bulbs, and all kinds of flowers and plants.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

If you can't be a Porterhouse Steak. it's samething to be part of an int eresting hash.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

fouND--A crank for motor truck owner can secure same by calling at this office and paying for this od 7do
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

If you consider yourself a worm don't be surprised if someone uses you for fishboit.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-02-11

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