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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-02
$500 PURSE FOR
BILLIARD MAT OH
LINTesNATIohA- 49, sERYIcEl

NV YORK, 'farch 2 = CharlaF
KLINE. local s1lliard academy pro
prietor. today offered purse OF $1,000
for worlds championship 1872 batk
line Billiard match between Willie
Hoppe and E3oua-d Horemsns. ITO
offer Is conditional uron the pisye-s
agreeing to play $500 points.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-02
BENTON HARBOR
HOT ON TRAIL Of
JACk-GEORGES 60
1yArcH YoTR srEPl

SPRINGFIELD, III. March q
ReprescRtntfvc little, coming from
the Champaign Urbana senatorial
district, yesterday introduced a bin
thnt prohibits betting or gambling
of any kind upon the result OF any
sporting event, baseball, football.
basketball. or the like. The pen
nifty Is fine II from go to $500.
or imprisonment in the county Jail
for six months or both.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
High Officials Of
Santa Fe Coming

The arrival Of several of the highest
officials Of the Santa Fc railroad here
Thursday and their presence AT a joint
meeting Of the Lions and Commerce
clubs ard tho Real Estate Exchange at
the Congress tomorrow at noon pre-
sages an announcement Of unusual I'M
porta1ce. It was learned yesterday
The officials expected are r.
koontz. general freight agent; = l.
Copeland, treasurer Of the company,
and Frank FARRELL. head II the tnfor-
nation and publicity departments
The announcement Of their coming
was made public yesterday, and the
fact that the Lions have given VI their
regular meeting for this, and that the
two other rspresentative bodies nave
been asked to attend as well the
general public. justifies tho belief that
an announcement Of real importance
TO tho development OF the city is forth
coming. according to Secretary Gray
Of the Commerce club. Reservations
Tor the luncheon bv anyone not a
member ~ these clubs may he made IN
the Commerce club rooms until .
tomorrow added Mr.. GRAY.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
VICTIM HAS T0PAY ROBBERS
ATTORNEY FEES AFTER TRIAL

victims OF robbers as a rule do not f>el
kindly toward the rohber. and as a rule
they are not particularly in love with
Inc attorneys whose duty II Ia to g.
fcud and often do everything in their
power to defeat the purpose OF the
state and tho victim, which i to punish
the offender.
Never before in the history OF Pu-
eblo county. and 50 far az Is known.
and other. has a victim OF a robbery
paid the fees OF the robbers attorney.
but p. J. Kelley did that very thing
yesterday.
All Of Monda- was occupied in the
trial OF Jarue. Lewis. colorcd. charged
, with robbery with n dangerous weapon
OF p. J. Kelley. the robbery was said
to have taken place In a certain negro
roominE house
Tho jury was out all night, and cane
In yesterday with q verdict Of guilty
OF robbery.
Lewis wss sentenced to from thre-
to five years in tho state penitontiaryi
In tho hands OF Court Reporter. Nash
during tho trial was tho sum of ;5si go
taken from Lewis when arrested a,
IA Junta: this Judge Park ordered
turned over TO Kelley
Ep stepped Attorneys S-orus and
I Adams. who had defended Lewis. and
presented 20 Mr.. Nash an order for
80. and this order was signed by kci.
/ Jos. tho man who had been robbed
There 10 no explanation OF WHY. carh
reader can figure II out 20 suit him.
| Fcif Anyway. IL was something eu.
| iirclv new. and therefore tho subject
| OF much conversation.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
URGE CITY COMMISSIONERS VOTE
B0NOS FOR RECONSTRUCTION WORK

That We recommend to the city
commissioners that they provide for
the issuance OF a bond not TO exceed
SeSo,oe0 for the reconstruction work in
Pueblo" was the motion passed by the
Committee of Twelve, the county and
city commissioners during their regu-
lar meeting Tuesday afternoon, and
that the city commissioners draft a
measure TO be put before the people
for their vote
issue of 100000. but the sentiment
seemed to prevail that the people
should be asked to vote for just half
that amount
The tax levy OF SIS mills this year,
or only l mill over the rate Of last
the $4,000, the current expenses of
the city.
City Attorney Charles Roses re-
marks during the meeting. in which he
stated. that il Pueblo was TO go for
ward in the progress OF rebuilding the
work to restore Pueblo, he recommend
ed the bond issue, was the apparent
opinion of practically every member Of
the Committee OF Twelve.
Immediately after the opening Of the
meeting by Chairman Charles w. Lee.
the provisions Of the proposed new
legislation that is proposed to cover
the matter of flood prevention by dis
trtcts, which II patterned after the
Ohio law. were described by J. ".
Preston The power, he stated, was 70
rest with board OF directors and all
important decisions were to be referred
to a court. which would hear objec-
lions and rule on them
The meeting today included the fol-
lowing mem bers and commissioners:
c. W. Lee, chairman John A. Mar
tin, Alva 3. Adams, T. a Duke, J. ".
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
Two Committees
Ask for Bridges

Two committees called on the coun-
ty commissioners yesterday. both ask
ing that bridges ~ corcted in the Sec
ticn which they represented.
delegation Of residents Of N.
Scpesta district asked that a bridge
be placed acros tho Arkansas at Ne
pesta to take the place Of tho one
s-epr away by tho flood OF Juno ..
Tho commissioners will go to Ne
pe~ts Tuesday morning for the pur-
pose OF looking over the proposition.
The bridge II erected will cost ap-
pro1irnsteiy $4,000. II will have To he
is0 feet In length and will he con-
s.ructed along tho lines OF tho other
bridges being c1Sstructod by the
county. namely wooden structure.
with pilfns supports
4 petition was also presented 20 the
cocrfy commissioner signed by per-
sous living In tho NyberE district A
short time ago. they asked that a
hrii=r hr built across the arNansa-
a. the old Grant crossing. near Ny
berg. but the county commissioners
could not r~r whore tho funds were
- come from NJ that firr.
Tho petition provides that IN order
70 obtain tho bridge AZ o1cr. tho sign
or- vii pay tho interest on tho money
ihat may have 70 bn borrowed in order
- build u now. Thoy win pay tho IN
,r-eat for the tcEn'h of ono year AT
which tim" other funds viii be avail
able
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

Preston. Harvey Nuckoils. Miles 9.
Saunders. Asbury White, z. Taub. j.
Will johnson. commissioners. James l..
Lovern. John NJ Jackson and Mike
Studzinski: County Commissioner "
l.. Rees and City Attorney Charles NJ
Rose.
The report of Controller J. Loor vas
read by Commissioner Jackson and
was as follows:
Pueblo. Colo. Sept Is, 1921.
Hon. ]. NJ. Jackson.
Commissioner of Finance and Supplies,
Pueblo, Colorado,
Dear Sir: I herewith submit you OK
penditures OF the flood emergency fund
to date. September Is. 1921.
I have endeayored. since this fund
was created. to separate the accounts
as presented TO me for payment. which
give below Had sufficient time been
given this office. more subdivisions
might have been made
Hoping that this will prove satis-
factory, l am,
Very respectfully.
CITY CONTROLLER.
Expenditures of the flood emergency
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

so much" Bob Norman hsrss TIE
soul for the benefit OF the dovn-an6-
outers-teIiinE chapters OF life varied
hy failure and success more than the
average man. Yet through all. prcsS-
ing onward to the one nark-ths de-
sire TO aid others.
Tis an evening no ore can afford 70
miss. The parhos and humor Of life Is
something which touches the heart.
either with sorrow or mirth.
The service Of tonight starts At : -
As an added musical feature in addA-
tion to Thomas Christian and -
chorus Miss Earline Durham. a Sradu-
ate of Scott's school Of Music. has con-
seutcd to furnish entertainment on tbs
violin and you are invited.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
Gets IS Months
In State Prison

2 e. Harvey. charged with forE-y
ard utterinS forged lnsruneut ~
n. =. Harris. was to have been red
in division 3 OF the district court vssS-
terCisy, but when brought into cour.
a. withdrew his plea of not guilty an!
entered picS of guilty.
Testimony vas taken and Jutz.
Park sentenced Harvey TO from oas
vc.tr 10 fifteen months IN tho .tau
r'-nitcntlary.
Harvey i- nice Appearing vours
man. who 7,.s formerly In a good po-<-
tlcr in frls city. and ls said TO hs.v~
mad" many friends. this Is under
stood 10 have been hi. first step ort-
side the path % honesty.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

II you re-. robbed ard the robbc-
WA canEht and convicted, would you
Re willing to pay the fees OF his at
to~ncys for offending him?
~Of course a person never knows
Just what he would do under circur-
stances he had never met, yet many
person, arc perfectly willing to say
what they would do II they were In tho
place OF some other designated per
SON
Observers OF affairs In tho courts
will agree with the statement that
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
RYE DISTRICT WILL
HAVE FAIR FRIDAY

A fair and pageant will be held today
At the school at Rye according to ].
II. Albright OF that school.
The pageant will represent the life al
Rye from the earliest times TO the
present. displaying ths Industries and
other assets OF that progressive COM
munity.
Mrs. L. o. Baker county supern-
tcntent OF schools and other. from
Pueblo are expected to attend this
novel all day fair at Rye.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
SWISS RALLOON PILOT
IITNS BENNETT CUP

London. Sept 2o-witn the landing
today ~ N" SvirH balloon piloted by
Paul NrmbrtiHtsr all if competitors tn
the inieruatio race for tho James
Gordon Bennett trophy. which started
sunday at Brus=rllr. have bccu ar-
counted for. He landed at Lanbav is
land. off tho cast coast % County Dub
lin. ireland, and therefore wins the
cup.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
Postpone Agora
Clubs Banquet

Announcement IS made that the
September banquet Or the AEo-a club
has been poStprncd until wednesday
evening. October 10. tho eIenirE pre-
cedinr the southern CoioA do Teach
ers' association annual convention
Tho ASora. j. club composed or
mon teachers ~ tho Arkansas valley.
tho membership being limited 70 =.
The territory covered by the Asors
club runs from Lamar to salida and
from Trinidad TO Colorado Springs.
.C. X Fletcher is president OF the club.
and 2. ". Erick Is tho secretary. The
october - banquet will be spread At
one Of the city hotels; announcement
vii be made later.
The Southern Colorado Teachers ss-
-ociaiion viii hold iis convention In
Pueblo on October -. 81 and -. About
sta delegates arc expected. Tho SOS
sion- will be held IN the Central high
school auditorium. Among the speak
srF Of natioral reputation will be Dr.
Thomas Nelson Page. who will deliver
an address on the opening day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

According 10 one erir,-t scientist
the. children of youhse- r.--u,s arc
born With better physique than
those of parents between forty .-d
f'ffy Nut 'hr after rave tr- si-r7E-s.
mentality.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
PERSONS AND EVENTS

Prayer
Help me to lay aside all thought OF
self.
To humble be. to love my fellow
man:
o keep me free from insincerity.
And / will do FOR Thee the best l
can.
By Jane Grey Syms.
Not enjoyment. and not sorrow.
Is our destined end or way.
But TO act that each tomorrow
Finds Us farther than today.
BY LongfelloH.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

The contemporary society OF Ceuten-
NAL High school entertained in a hap
py manner at the home OF Nis- Mar
csret Wilson Monday afternoon at a
fudge party in compliment TO some OF
the Centennial freshmen
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

New York. Sept. 9th. Knights n,
Columbus arc ready for investigation
hy any lawfully constituted authority.
ciarnd today in a statement dealing
with adoption yesterday by tho city
council nf Atlanta. Ga. OF resolutions
calling on newspapers investigating al
legged un-Am.ricau Institutes to include
tho Knights OF Columbus.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

There will be a DANCING party at the
Minnequa Country club this evenins
at O'Clock
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

Mrs. Ezra Sucxolls and Mrs. +. T.
Shepherd will entertain at thin bic
party in the home Of Mrs. Suekolls
tomorrow afternoon
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
Big Night at
Rescue Mission

Tonight IN Pueblo Rescue Mission.
The little house where God has done
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

The members OF the sunday school
class of Mrs. j. u. Wilson entertained
In the home OF Miss Ethel Pate last
evening. \ business meeting was held,
dinner was reiished and bright social
moments enjoyed
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

Tho NOVA Day club will have tho
following representative at the ron
vention of the state Federation Of wn-
mems ciuSs in Colorado Springs. al
having left yesterday Mrs. John s.
Martin. alternate from tho city Fed
Grafton. Mrs George Cannon. dele
gate from the Now A-Day club. Mrs.
" NJ Dalr. Nra. J u Roy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

class of Mrs. J. n Wilson entertained
In the home OF Miss Ethel Pate last
evening \ business meeting was held.
dinner was relished and bright social
moments enjoyed.
The D o. V Social club will meet
with Mrs. Gillin. :s-e Spruce street,
this afternoon. All Daughters Of Vet
erans are cordially invited.
The Pueblo Trained Nurses sssoclt-
ton viii meet al E..:nston- on sat
Iurday, September .ith. at O'Clock
Il Is hoped that large attendance wtll
be present. vii the members who can
attend please notify Miss Grow lcy
phone rs, at their earliest convenience.
Nr. J. r Miner and sisters tho
Misses Scttie and Lucy Miner enter
tslncd happily At dinner IN honor Of
tho EiThty-first birthday ~ their
mother Covers were laid FOR nine.
| Prior to her recent appointment rs
tho only woman members OF tho Rus
stan Relief Expedition now On route "a
/ Ruzeia Miss Marcia o. Durham nos
at RIA. Latvia. has devoted her cncr-
Eiss to the thousands Of Siri refugees
from RUSSIA now pouring into sdjacc r,
countries 20 escape soviet conditions OF
hardships and starvation.
~ the head OF the work Of IN.
Young wornens Christian Association
/ In the Baltic States much % her time
has been vivcn 70 their relief L-aei
spring Mis- Durham was also active IN
the establishment Of tho Y W. c. A
hostel of the Worlds Committee Tor
destitute Russia,n Eirts tn Constsntin-
ople
Before the soviet rule. Mi.s Durham
lived In Russia several years to study
conditions. Her homo Is in New York
She was graduated from the University
OF Iowa
Mrs N D. Thatcher. accom- pa MED
by Mr. 9. X NcHar6 and Mrs ] r
Wilson. rnotored to Colorado springs
yesterday afternoon to attend tho Sos
sion of tho state Federation Of Wo-
mems clubs.
Mr. and Mrs william Hartman, Jr.
Miss Ruth Hartman left YESTERDAY for
tho east Miss Hartman WI enter
The Finch school for girls In New
York city. after which Mr and Mrs..
Hartman will return TO New Haven
where Mr. Hartman will finish his law
course at Yale university.
Mr.. and Nrs Melbourne e. Evans
and Mr. Robert Breckenridge arc plan
ming to leave the latter part Of this
month for san Francisco. Cal. where
they will reside permanently.
Mr. Erwin MAY, of Chicago. who
visited N- and Mn W T.. Anderson
for two weeks. returned to his home
sunday.
Mrs NJ A. Kilbourn and Mrs l. X.
RAYMOND are soiournirx at the Con-
zrees hotel and greeting their many
friends
Miss Frances Anderson LEFT v-st.r-
dav morning Tor Boulder ,he che
'vill enter the University nt Colo. do.
MrE Frank whitson. ef Los Angeles.
Cal. Mrs o. " PARK and Nrs, Nsther
Thompson. of Penysylvsnis. en- route
from California to New York. will ar
rive TODAY and spend a fsv DAYS with
Judge ard Mrs. James a Park
Tho NOVA Day club will have the
following representative at the rom
vrntion of the state Fedora tiou Of wn.
mems clubs in Colorado Springs. ai
having left yesterday. Nrs John s.
Martin. alternate FROM tho city Fed
GRAFTON. Mrs George riaruou. dele
gate from the Now A-Day club. Nrs.
J NJ Dalr. Mrs. ] n Roy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

Mrs Frank whitson. ef los Angeles.
cal. Mrs O " PARK and Nre. Nsther
Thompson. of Fenysylvsnis. en- route
from California to New York. will ar
rive today and spend fss DAYS with
Judge ard Mrs James A Park
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne e. Evans
md Mr. Robert Breckenridge arc plan
ming to leave the latter part Of this
month for san Francisco. Cal. where
they will reside permanently.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

Mrs NJ A. kilbourn and Mrs. l. X.
RAYMOND are soiourninx at the Con-
zrees hotel and greeting their many
friends
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

Miss Frances Anderson LEFT v-st.r-
dav morning for Boulder. ,he che
,riil enter the University nt Colo. do
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

Mr Erwin MAY. of chicago. who
visited Mr. and MrS. W. T.. Anderson
for two weeks. returned TO his home
sunday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

The D OF V Social club will meet
with Mrs Gillin. eco Spruce street.
this afternoon. All Daughters OF Vet
Grams are cordially invited.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

fSfslA-r
East sih street viaduet ,..s go
Cs-idgcl Si5oor.
East Is; Bridge i01.d.
Nhriendo conduit. 90
fast fth Bridge, new
spanl = 80
Temporary repairs aeo-)
Main 81 Vtaduct 'rcpai-S1 1900
Main St Bridge frepairsl -.s1
Union Ave. Bridge trcpairsD
Stnru and Sanitary sewer
reconstruction and ropsi-. = 90
Pavement and rcconstructicn
repair. Is 20
North side iovec. an cx-
cess OF government eI-
pei litures) s0Ht
Public buildings, old and
new city hall. city hos
pital. equipment in same a. q.
Sheets. including general
clean up expenditures
made and to be made in
excess OF government ex-
cnditurcs iso -.
Health Department. t-n-
erSency .Jpenditu-csl = ~
Fire Department. tEn.r-
Esncy expenditures ioa-.
Police Department. fEm-
Urgency oJp.nditurcsl "a 80
Items OF temporary rnot protection
suggested BY corr-1ittc- Of -. catiurst
cd. not included In above
Arkansas river above ith
street bridge 80 or
Beiov Santa re bridge 1000
Fountain river 1000
Condemnation pro-
eccdirEs IL - " ~ =
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

Mr. and Mrs william Hartman. II.
Miss Ruth Hartman leff yesterday for
tho east Miss Hartman Wi enter
The Finch school for girls In New
York city. after which Mr. and Mrs.
Hartman viii return TO New Haven
where Nr Hartman will finish his Law
course at Yale university.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

Mrs. n. q Thatcher. accom- pa nied
by Mr.. 9. X McHarS and Mrs J. r
Wilson. not0red to Colorado springs
yesterday afternoon to attend the Sos
sion of tho state Federation Of Wo-
mems clubs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
Amount already .1p.nd-


cd a. per Controller,
statement above '-s g.. =
Lawns balance to be pro-
vidsd for. -os 81 =
Three propositions are herewith sub
r-iitted for taking care of the rcc.n-
or In part as follows:
FIRST
Miil levy and no bond, -
mills s---.-... s..ss.ss.ss. aS1Iss''
This l. amount of emergency *
ncndituros TO date ard estimated 20
December 81. ia.i will clean up the
present bill and 10 or Is Thousand for
work. win not provide for any work
on Arkansas or Fountain river 10
bridges and no cnzineorln< expense
no property condemned
This can hr done without raising
present levy more trar one mill. but
will not cover any expenses 70 he made
next year including tho flood ensr-
s.ncy loss would Include just orriu-
Ary cypcu-cz
II any expenditure. on flood rrn-r-
zsncy and condemnation list arc 10 b-
included add / mill for every 10 .o.o.
second 5000 bond issue With char
ter amendment
II carried would psv rrs 80 due o-
estimated 10 he due In December ta-i.
md leave - 90 Tor work on flood
liz, including hritErs and work 10 t-
done or Arkansas and Fountain rivers
before spring H.: Th,s is on > hasi1
% bond issue assured In this con-
nection levy should be made for ;f75-
m to insure meeting obligations which
would retire like amount Of bonds
when lev, collected
Third lew and bonds.
issoHoo bonds and l.. mill lew will
raise si-5 80. will not require charter
viii not contemplate r.
tirirE any bonds with the levy. bu,
levy riii be expended for e-nerssnr~
appropriation. f.sn 0nr 20 he applied on
estimated flood list This viii not en-
able construction Of bridze. but will
somewhat be in excess OF other items
listed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

The Pueblo Trained Nurses sssocl,-
ton will meet al EIl:n-ton- on sat
urday September .tth, at ; O'Clock.
IL Is hoped that a large attendance VIII
be present. vii the members who can
attend please notify Miss Cro~lc
phone 5ts. at their earliest convenience.
Evening star., 1921-02-15
Efficient >6s;l;HE|'a53g5 s. 5
@)Y6ysysskes|zEp:1H1 S.!!:' 'y s!Ea:s y: iii r
)W Laura,A NrlNnan

peppers, croquettes.
These are the commonest left-overs
I believe most housekeepers either
are familiar with the dishes I have
mentioned, or can find recipes for
them in their own recipe books; for
they are all common dishes, with the
exec ption OF the two 1 am printing
below. l will be glad to send recipes
for any of the above-named dishes,
however, upon receipt of stamped,
self addressed envelope.
Meat Loaf Made Of Cold Cooked
Left ft-Overs.-Soak one tablespoon of
gelatin in half cup of cold water for
ten minutes. Heat three-QuarterS of
a cup Of well seasoned steWed toma =
toes to the boiling point. and pour it
over the gelatin, stirring until the
gelatin is dissolved. Have ready two
cups of chopped and seasoned meat
mixed with one tablespoon of lemon
juice and one small finely minced sour
pickle. Stir the tomato into the meat
mixture and mold in an earthenware
dish. This recipe makes quart dish
half full.
Meat-Stuffed Peppers.-Parboil four
to six green peppers for five minutes.
Prepare a mixture of cooked rice and
chopped. leftover cooked meat of any
kind. Moisten with a little brown
sauce made from soup stock Qeft-
over gravy will do as welD and stuff
the peppers with this mixture. Bake
twenty minutes in a moderate oven,
basting often with a half cup of hot
water, to which one tablespoon of
butter has been added. Serve hot.
Evening star., 1921-02-15

right out and admit II didn't think
you did know, though you ought to
know one Of them. He Is big enough.
goodness knows"
Peter gave a funny little hop. II do
know that one!' no cried excitedly.
1T Is Buster Bear
fright" replied Spooky. you
would be lot stupider than I think
you are II you didn't know that Bus
ter Bear is one of the winter sleep
ers. That makes six. Now who is
the SEVENTH"
This time Peter was stuck. and he
knew 1t. He hadn't the remotest idea
who that seventh sleeper was. He
knew there was no use in guessing,
so he frankly admitted that he didn't
know.
Spooky chuckled. II had no idea
that you did know" siad he. 1T is the
Brown Bat"
The Brown Bat" exclaimed Peter
his eyes very wide in astonishment
l"Does he sleep all winter"
Il didn't say So" chuckled Spooky
"I said that people call him one of the
seven sleepers. I don't take much
stock in it myself. He may sleep all
| winter in some parts Of the country
| He may do it here once in while
| most of the bats go south with the
birds. Now Seek Seek the Spermo-
phile. the Ground Squirrel, own cous-
in to Striped Chipmunk, Is real
| sleeper. He ought to be the seventh
| sleeper if folks must have seven. My
goodness if l don't get busy right
away will go hungry tonight.
evening" Spooky spread his wings
| and. like a shadow. silently drifted
out of sight.
Copyright, 1921. by T. ". Burgess.)
Evening star., 1921-02-15
Using Up the Left-0vers.

The thrifty housekeeper fs the
woman who can't bring heself TO
throw away a cup Of this or a cup OF
that leftover from another meal. 1
believe that the reason why some
women, even frugal housekeepers'
often do throw away such small guam
titles of food is that it is easier
to throw them away than to think
what can be made of them. For this
reason / have compiled the following
list of ways of using the everyday
left-overs and suggest that the house
keeper cut out this list from my col
umn and pin it up in her kitchen Ior
ready reference when she finds odds
and ends of food on her hands.
When you have a cup OF rice or
cereal left over you ca0 use 1T in
Mullins, griddle cakes, nodded with
raisins as dessert, served with
cream: as souffie with cheese and
eggs; nodded, then baked and served
with sirup.
When you have stale bread left over
you can use it in
Bread pudding, apple betty. cheese
betty. bread griddle cakes. as soup
croutonS.
When you have cup of meat left
over chop it and use it in
Shepherds pie Gone layer meat, one
of potato), in a Souffie, with eggs:
minced, on toast, meat loaf, stuffed