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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
S|STERSV|LLE

Mr.. anh Mrs. Sampson Thistle are ro-
jo:'!"g over the arrival OF q now baby
daughter. Before nor marriage Mrs
Ih!s''" was Miss Margaret Work. Mr.
Th!sti" Is assistant cashier Of tho First
Ty.c: !;2nl; .: Trust company.
Mrs. s. l.. Sayre entertained few
friends ~ Bridge. Tuesday afternoon
complimentary I" her sister. Mrs. Chas.
Mast "C Cambridge. Ohio. after an en-
j"'ah:'. session q delicious luncheon was
served!
Mrs l." W. Martin and son Leslie
VII" hov" been the guests OF relatives
~ Franklin. IA, have returned home.
Al and Mrs. u. X. Carroll OF Nor
"lntn~n AZ" In the city to visit friends.
Sir carroll WAS formerly assistant
ra4atcr Of the Frmcrs' and Producers
Bank.
Mira. T.. c. Rulings and daughter
kathryn viii leave Wednesday for Kan
sas city. Mo-. 10 make their future
home.
Mrs. sam Fischer OF New Martins
willie was hostess 10 circle Of friends
Monday afternoon when she entertained
a: the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs f.. W. Talh"tt Of North Wells
street Bridge WAS the favored diver
sion ard detachable repast WAS served
4, he close Of the afternoon. The
guests were Miss Marian deuel. OF
Pittsburgh; Misses Blanche Creekm, q
and Wilma Aspin OF Tulsa. Okla; MisL
Mary Goldsmith Of Cambridge Ohio:
Miss Ruth Fisher OF Now Martinsville:
Misses Margaret and Virginia Thistle.
Hattie and Helen Hi, Harriet Kings
land. Ethel Work. Ethel Burns, and Mes
DANES +. q. Broadwater. II. Is. Will
!iams and Luke Touss!ant.
Miss f. G. Glass. having been the
gusst for several days OF Miss Ethel
Burns and Mrs. II. W. Mccoy. returned
Tuesday to PITTSBURGH.
Misses Angle and Ruth BouEhner who
have been members OF u camping party
IN Michigan. have returned homo.
Miss Mary Springer is the guest OF
the Misses Mary and Elizabeth Harring-
ton Of Columbus, Ohio.
Miss Nevada Clawson. Misses Eliz-
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MORRISTOWN

Eight thousand people were IN attend
ance at the old homo picnic in Miner
grove last saturday. Tho day was ideal,
and by 10 O'Clock the great crowd had
arrived. After dinner Il iine program
WAS given. which Was made UP OF sing
Ing. readings. and addresses by prom!-
ncnt speakers. Late N the afternoon
the dance hall was opened. and tho
young people who enjoy dancing had
the time OF their lifc. Take 1t from
start 70 finish. It was grand gathering
long TO be remembered by those who had
The plea sure Of attending.
wreck On Big Hill
A large touring car turned turtle on
m, Ladies Bend lh!.. west ot town.
this morning. Tie occupants ~ the car
escaped with only u few minor bruises
but the machine - 4 total wreck.
Basket Picnic
The Morr!stown Christian church VIII
hold a rally and IN sk"t picnic on the
church lawn Saturday. Sept. 10. A good
program IS being prep red. Services
begin at 10 a. III. All members ano
friends are respectfully invited.
Morrin.own B-tefs
Several from here are attending the
! re Fair at Columbus.
Parks. OF Detroit, M!ch.. IS SPEND
Ing this week with home folks here.
A Ford touring car left the road and
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ii from tholr camp on Captina creek
TIC boys had !. mort enjoyable outing.
Fred Nc, 'oaI Is spending "a few days
with relatives IN Columbus.
Z. r.. Thompson, til" plumber, was
business visitor in Wheeling on Tues
day.
LARGO good gumes arc arranged by
tEc {. e. 90. boys for tina home diamond
1T the end ct this week and on tho holl-
Of Wheeling will be here; on Sunday
tnn L.urrHIna coal IL Dock team Will
play fast gAmo to maintain hon0rs
with the Shadyside boys; and Two line
games are announced for Labor Day.
Monday forenoon tho McCnnkcyR Of
Wheeling will play and tho san.s team
Is t. stay for an afternoon contest.
Jamea Futhsy, son OF Mr.. and MIRA.
john A. Futhry OF South Central ave-
nuo, leaves, today for Washington Ia.
to 10 for three weeks TO the training
ton and jefferson college. Mr.. FuthGy
~ VOL known In athletic circles In this
vicinity und his friends predict splen-
aid work from him when he enters col
legc.
Ilra. Dan Pfahl and little daughter
W. leave tomorrow for their home in
lie! oiHnd. They have spent the sum-
u"r here with Mr. Pfahl. who has boon
experimenting the laying OF the city's
sewer. lincs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Johnson. former
" 81 West Forty-fourth street, have
moved 10 tho Amber homestead on
Webb Heights.
Frank McConn, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fr"d McConn. left yesterday enrouts
To GOLDEN. Colo, whore he will eu:ar
the Colorado School Of Mines.
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meet this evening In tho McMcchen
school auditorium. TO prepare number
of selections for tho Teachers Institute"
Motor PArty
Mcssrs Edward Low. charIes RRher.
Clarence Wright and Vance TribDitl"
loft on = two weeks motor trip In the
East.
Mr.. and Mr.. CLYDE sharp Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Muldrew and family and
ing Il motor trip through Ohio.
Teachers Attend Institute
Local school teachers arc attending
tho Teachers Institute nj Moundsyille
from here: Misses Mary Jenkins. Alta
Lakewood. Beatrice Gatowood, Mary Az
mes Kaufman, Mary Connern, Irene Rude
Carrie Zimmerman Vora Keidaisch.
Mary Morris. and Prof: J. 7. King,
Many Hear Sermon
An extra largo crowd was present At
prayer service last evening at the NJ. T.
church when Rev. Paul Flanagan spoke
on Signs OF tho Second Appearance of
Christ" Several musical Rci'rt!ons were
rendered during tho evening.
AL nay Meeting
Members OF tho Ladies' Aid society
OF the Christian church Will hold an all
day meeting In the church parlors to-
day. Quilting and various Kinda or
needlework will while the hours away
for the ladies. At noon delicious
luncheon will be enjoyed.
MoAsohsn Artefs
.. V. MARBLE has been removed TO the
Ohio Valley General hospital where no
Is suffering with blood poison Of the
knee.
Rev. and Mrs. Claude Goodwin and
family have returned to ir home at
Huntington after a brief visit here Win
relatives.
William Hart has como TO Clarksburg
to attend tho X. Of =. convention.
Harry Myers and family have gone
to their camp At Viola TO spend several
weeks.
ing several weeks in Indiana with rela-
tives. w
Dave Lulkhart has returned to Wheel
INK after spending several days mere on
business.
Clarkshurg for j visit with reMt!yes.
Miss Ethel Wilson has gone TO Chtca-
go TO take up her school work.
Lawrence Won BORG OF the Island who
has been the guest or relatives here
has returned home.
Mrs. William Hawkins has gone 10
IClarksburg for visit wi;h relatives
Harley Seiburt and family have gone
TO Cadiz 70 visit relatives.
Alvey Ash has returned 10 Brownies
willie after Visiting relatives here for 4
Mrs. ]. Martin has gone to Columbus
10 visit with relatives.
Harold Kaufman ha" gore 20 Morgan
town to spend a few days on business;
Leslie Whiteaide WHO has been spend
Ing few days in StruOenEil!e nus re-
turned home. ~
nr,ye at the North Wheeling hospital
Miss Hazel West is able TO be OUT
after a slight Illness.
Miss Virginia Rlackford or Morgan
town Is visiting relatives here Tor sew
eral days.
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abeth Qu!gley and Elizabeth Wayman
are attending teachers institute In Par
knrsburg.
IDr. r. u. Little Of Massilon. Ohio, who
Ia tho guest Of his brother. DR.. c. '.
Little and family.
I Miss Elizabeth Barr Of Bethesdn. o..
has been spending several days with
her sistor, Mrs. +. II. Anderson.
! ARRANGEMENTS are beinK completed Tor
tho Lincoln district Sunday school con-
ventton 10 be held here Friday In the
ProsbytariAn church.
. Tho only German aIrp'ane turned over
to tho United States government nj tho
closa Of hostilItios now in operation
landed Tuesday on tho Country CLUB
golf links for gasoline, oil and water.
Tho Piano, which Is German l- V. o.
- owned by tho Altoona Aerial Trans
porting company and was enrouto TO
Dayton. Ohio, and Chicago. III. 1t was
plotted by former Lieutenant M. r.
IIcadlcy and J. =. Marx. ono OF the
owners was passenger.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Beaver and son
Paul have returned from couple OF
days business trip 10 Pittsburgh.
Word has been received here or the
birth of q son TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Parry Of Akron. Ohio. Mrs. Parry was
Miss Ruth Mccormick Of this city be-
fore her marriage.
: Mr. and Mira. I. o. Murrey have re-
turned from Rn automobile trip 10
ClarksburK where they visited her
brother, James ONein.
| Attorney J. HRnford Mccoy. Mrs NC
| Coy and Miss Lucille c!cndenninE are
! expected home the latter part OF the
week from Chautauqu2. y. Y. where
they spent the summer. They vii! motor
| through by way Of Cleveland.
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Walter Wright, WclsVtile actor, SELL
confessed murderer "f Harry tummin".
local auto dealer. "'i,f""T,i Win ms
client at the county jail today and hl'rr-
wards stated ihat WriEht's plea VIII b"
insanity. Application. It 70 said. VIII 10"
msde for an insanity commission To
pass on the slayers mental capacity.
To Build Church
The Greek Orthodox community hero
has laid plans Tor new church. con-
tract for which IL 20 b" let within q
few days. Al meeting OF local Greeks
last night, sufficient funds wcro raised
to proceed with tho plans. Tho new
church will ho Of brick AMI ston" and
Will cost in the Ieighborhood Of shn.oOO.
Bank Motto Raised
County authorities nro Erck!nE n
foreigner who last evening passed Il
bogus twenty dollar bill on grocer nj
AlikannR. The Bill had been raised from
two 10 u twenty with tho use or
ciphers. Local bankers state that many
such raised notes have been brought 10
their attention during the past two
weeks and It Is believed that a gang OF
crooks IS working IN this vic!nl,y.
Becomes Director
Jack Spence, well known in loca! and
wheeling amateur thratrlca!s has nc
cepted position with the Harrington
Adams theatrical produc!g company OF
Fusorla, Ohio and left today for the
New England statca on his FIRST asaign-
ment as minstrel director. spence
has considerable natural ability and his
many friends predict he Will make good,
ordsrs Dogs Shot
Mayor Ed Casey. or Toronto has Is
sued an order to police TO shoot all
CANNES caught running at large, tho
order being the result Of m attack on
Mrs. NJ. Connolly and little Dorothy
Peters by mad dog yesterday. Both
are being treated o. the Mercy hospi-
tai. Pittsburgh. ESam!"..''H OF the
dorm head, showed the u!.,....,. !ra@ suf-
frriag with rabies.
Marriage Licenses
Joseph c. kcancy. % OF Lawrence.
Mass. and Mary Cummings. 90 81 Sten-
henvUic Ernest Q. Ze0dc. % OF S,'cu-
henvin and Ethel l.. Allen. IS OF Fern
wood. pr. Walter r. Mills. 80 aud Mad
elmo G. Frost. % both OF East Spring
field.
Narrow Escape
Edward Anderson. Ncirton citizen.
had close call with death At the Weir
ton station today when the ant" N
which he was riding was struck hy a
train on the New cumberland branch.
The auto was knocked about ten fee,
ana landed top side up with Anderson
underneath The machine was wrecked
but Anderson escaped with few
scratches.
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Harry Stops Of Charles street Mrs
Stops and daughter. Carolyn. accom-
panied their guests as far as Steuoen
VILE.
MISS Margaret Dunlap has returned
70 her home on Charles street after a
several weeks vacation IN Ohio anu
Pennsylvania.
II. Clay Searcy. prominent in'ur .
ance man OF Chicago Ill. formerly OF
Lexington. Ky. 4 former graduate OF
Bethany college. has been visiting
friends IN Wrlisburg and bethany. MT
Searcy speaks Of III" muny Improve
mcnts. especially in Bethany.
Robert Mctadden and family and MY.
and Mrs. Harry Foster have moved
from tho George house on Tenth street
into the BrVzka property AT tho corner
oe Ninth and Commerce streets.
Mrs Jean Muter OF South Main
street left recently for an EXTENDED Nisit
with her daughter. Mrs. William Dayton
OF New Martinsville.
Miss Gillette La Barre was among tho
Wheeling shoppers Wednesday
David Baker OF New Martinsville Is
visiting his GRANDPARENTS Mr., and Mrs
, J. II. Hawley OF Bethany pike.
Mrs. Charles McGlumphey was a
xuest Wednesday at tho home Of her
sister. Mrs. Charles Papin OF Woodsdale,
Miss Mary Lucas OF North Charles
street has returned homo from Butler,
Pa. where she has been visiting relA-
tives.
Mrs Alfred Oxtoby Of Pleasant ave-
nue. visited IN Wheeling Wednesday.
virginia williams has returned TO
her home In Martins Ferry. Ohio. after
u week spent with her aunt. Mrs. Will
liam johnson Of Yankee street.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. Z. Johnson and son.
Henry. and daughter. Dorothy. OF CO.
lumhus Ohio. motored TO "eilshurs
Tuesday and visited q, the home OF Mrs.
Maria Blankensop OF Yankee street.
Tho Johnson family were formerly OF
city. having lived here about seven
years.
Fred .I>ctzkus has returned 10 Pitts
hurGh. Ia. after few days visit with
his father. Joseph I.etzkus OF Yankee
street.
Mrs. W. y. Wilson and Mrs. Laura
Jones were Wheeling shoppers Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Margaret Roberts and daughter,
Jean. have returned from three weeks
visit with friends in Terra Haute. Ind.
Mrs. Solomon Combs OF Charles street
!et, Tuesday for Pittsburgh Pa. where
she will spend several weeks at tho
home OF her son, Reed.
The condition OF w. l.. Knight Of
High street. who is III at tho home OF
his daughter. OF Toronto. Ohio. Is some
what improved.
c. l.. Wilson Of North Main street was
a Wheeling business visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Eeel OF Yankee
street returned home recently from u
three weeks visi; IN Lancaster. Ohio.
Mrs. Louise Roberts, widow OF tho
late Or. Hugh Roberts OF this city fell
recently at her home In Canton. Ohio.
receiving a broken collar bone. Mrs.
Roberts was taken - the Mercy hos
pital IN Canton. an dis getting along as
we'll as could he expected.
Among the Wellsburg shoppers In
Steubenvillo Tuesday we're Mrs. Glen
Wade. Mrs. Rose Churchman. Mrs Joe
Jam!son and Mrs. Ray Jamison.
Miss Lucy B!ankcnsop. who has been
holding a position with the Joseph
Horne company Of Pittsburgh. Pa. has
returned 10 her homo IN wellsburs to
attend the Brooke county teachers In
st!tute Miss Blankensop. former
teacher in this city. has accepted a po-
s!t!on in the Wheeling schools for the
coming term.
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went through q wire fence at Mlnsfs
grove this morning. No one Wa -
riously injured.
Quito a number from this section Wsut
to tho Jerusalem picnic today.
Mrs. Katie Neuhnrt. Of BarnoovtuA
spent Sunday with her parents hsfA
Joe Major went 10 wheeling this
morning on business. OIL.
ROLAND Davis left for Newark ySss
terday TO visit relatives.
Tho officers hero were notihed to Do
on tho lookout FOR a man travelling In
Ford touring car. He was wanted at
Hendry sburg where ne had stolea SIX
new tires at the garage yesterday aftss'
noon.
Thre. state-PennsylvAnia. Ohio ana
West virginla-w!ll hold reunion u
Miners grove Saturday. Sept. 10. \
fine program has been arranged.
Brass band. concert. also orchestra mu'
sic nil day. Como and enjoy the DAY -
this beautiful grove.
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STEUBENV|LLE
George Shafer, Of
Wheeling, May Build
Vaudeville TheatoI

steubenville. Ohio. Aug. 3l.-Reports
which were IN circulation here today
that George Shafer, we'll known theatre
owner Of Wheeling. had concluded
deal for the purchase Of valuable
piece Of business property. known as
the McConville site on which 10 erect q
modern theatre, were denied by Mr..
shatcr himself, he being in tho city. He
statad however that the deal for tho
property has been pending for some
time and that there was possibility or
its going thru. In which case hne new
theatre will be erected hero.
TO H1sAd insanity
Blaine Cochran. East Liverpool at
torney, who has been retained to defend
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. WElLSBUHG
WEATHER MAN
HOLDS RE|NS
WHICH WILL MAKE OR BREAK
CELEBRATION SCHEDULED
rOR FRIDAY.
women Are Especially Reuusseed Z
Attend Kiwanis PARK Opening.

With A fair shake ~ tho dice from
the weather man on Friday, kiwanis
park viii be opened IN the presence o.
a tremendous crowd. according 70 al
Indications at this time. The reQues'
for ths-<4srchants TO close at O'CLOCK
IS meeting with q hearty response AID
interest IS growing IN leaps and bounds
1t Is hoped that the weather may
continue good at least until after Fri
day. so that the bali game can be pIaye"
between the local Kiwanis club and that
OF Wheeling. There are twelve mem
bers on the park committee. and sa"h
OF them Is doing his level best I" put
this thinr across In big league style.
Women are especially asked To turn
out on that day. IS much OF tho oenehe
70 result from tho purchasing or thlS
park. which will subsequently, become
a city playground. will 20 20 the chill
dren. with ample facilities - be made
Tor .he caring Of the ladies next sum-
mer.
Xiwanis Luncheon
Tho weekly luncheon % The k'whh's
club WAS attended by ono Of the largest
crowds IN the history o. the organ.
ton. and the program was unusually
attractive. For headl.ner. Secretary
Johnston introduced his friend Miss
Ell. Smith OF Steuhenville. Ohio. who
deiighted tho audience WIN several
songs and dances Miss Smith was last
YEAR with the sam Bernard company IN
As You We're" and this YEAR VIII Dc
with Irvine Berlin.
Prof w. r. Taylor OF the Farmers
State bank and Mr.. John Ralston OF the
Commercial bank delivered two excel
lsnt talks on banking. Prof Taylor dis
cussed "Th. Relation OF Banks TO IA
RalstnnS
iec, was "Overdratts and Their Abuses
pr. ]. G.. Schultz reported progress be-
tng made by tho committee which IS
arranging for tho celebration next Fri
dav, and other interesting talks were
made.
birthday Party.
Miss Edith Guy OF Chicago. ILL.,. guest
OF her aunt. Mrs Henry znliken or this
city was the guest OF honor ~ birth
Iav party gwen on Tuesday evening by
Miss Henrietta Leonard at her home
on Ninth street. After delightful
evening enjoyed with music and games
delicious refreshments were served
Those pressn, were: Misses Ed!th Guy
Pauline Fletcher Jeanette Shephard
Mary Rtchcy. Vienna Ferguson. Mildred
Mckinley Mrs. Frank R"derhack and
Miss Henrietta Leonard.
wsrseurg Briefs.
Misses Lucille Miiltgan and AnnaoeI
A!leman wcro Stoubeav!lle shoppers
Tuesday.
Mrs. George RodehcPver Mrs J. l..
jones. daughter Betty ard Mrs. Tom
Simpson were among tho Steubenville.
Ohio. shoppers Tuesday.
Miss Louise Baker OF Main street Is
spending the week with Mr.. and MrS.
James :. Lecklet Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
J. Mack Morton and sister. Mrs. w.
G. Mcwreath. and cousin. Miss NelNa
McIlvaine. OF Collier. were WeIlsburg
business visitors TUESDAY. coming down
BY automobile.
Mrs. Robert Ftnkerton and Mrs. John
Lewis OF Main street were shopping In
Stcubeuvtlle Tuesday.
Mrs Woodburn Dempster OF Lowell
vile, Ohio. and Mrs. Gladys Armitage
Of Youngstown. Ohio, left Tuesday atter
, three weeks visit with Mr.. ana Mrs
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M'MECHEN
Father Galway 70 orioiats

Funeral serices for Cyril Rose who
passed away Tuesday evening at hit
home on Marshall street. Benwood. will
be held Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Father Edward Galway Of the ST. James
church will otfir!Htc The body vii! be
laid 10 rest at NJ. Calvary cemetery.
0lse Club
Members OF the G!rls' G!ee club Of
the Union High school are requested to
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COTTON PRICES
IN HEAVY DROP!

Hsw Yort, Aug. e1-A heavy Seu'
Ing naovamsat IN ~SteoA today ~
commission hous& Hhaf pzoHe
prices IS . bAis TO S6s ~ I6oo
for JAMnAxy. 1SportS Of Sn0ksfs u
Texas hSipsd tie decline.
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NOW A FOLLY
TO HAVE CORMS
Millions Of People knoU An Eau wv
to Fad Thsm-Q9ick ond Sre

Folks all about you now treat
corns in this scientific way. That's
why corns are becoming so uneom-
mon. At the first corn pain they
apply Blue -jay-the liquid o. the
plaster-for sale at all druggists
The pain stops instantly. Soon the
whole corn gently loosenS and
comes out.
This is not like old ways, harsh
and crude. tits the modern method,
put out by a laboratory of world
wide repute.
For millions of people it has
solved the corn problem. 1t will
bring you freedom-and forever
when you know it. For your own
sake, find this out tonight.
Liquid Or Plaster
Blue.jay
Stops Pain Instantly
Ends Germs Quickly
Evening star., 1921-12-09

1t Is not a bad plan at about this
date to wander through the hardware
departments Of the stores or cata-,
logues to get ideas for inexpensive,
useful gifts In these days Of thou
sand clever devices for simplifying
housework it is surprising how few
kitchens actually contain the little
handy tools they might have. One
must use good sense in their selecs
ton. not buying ,fussy little things
that are more bother to clean than
help to use. and not choosing for the
mother OF a large family pyrex
Graduated measuring cups Of
pressed tin or aluminium. q ring OF
measuring spoons. magic 1nitt. a
potato baker, an orangewood cake
spoon with a split bowl, a rubber
spatula, a potato and fruit parer. with
a tiny spoon at the other end for
taking out the eyes Of pineapplesea a
cherry pitter, set of aluminium
ware. a set Of spice containers or a
set in old Dutch blue and white, for
salt, sugar, -four. tea and coffee
these are only some Of the things one
sees as one looks over kitchen possi-
One can guess even II one has
never been in friends, kitchen,
whether she is likely. to have
equipped herself with these things.
And, one may be quite sure that for
the hoasekeeper who does buy this
sort Of thing hardly any gift, is so
acceptable as practical kitchen
novelty she hasrno found for herself.
8. Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1921-12-09
Hickory Nut Cake.

Take one and one-fcurth cups of
sugar and three-fourths cup of put
ter, beat together to a cream, add
three well beaten eggs and three
fourti1s Of q cup of sweet milk. Sift
two heaping teaspoons of, baking
powder with two and one-fourth
cups Of -four and beat into the other
adding little at time.
Bake in four layers. Make the filling
as follows: Take one heaping cup Of
hickory nut kernels and roll with a
rolling pin to- q paste. Sweeten
cream until it has pleasant taste,
add the rolled hickory nut kernels,
stir we'll and spread between the
layers. II the cake is well iced on top
and on the sides 1t will keep nicely
for several days.
Evening star., 1921-12-09

sessed. one side that was altogether
uplifting. I refer to the highly i'm
promptu debut which our leading CIT.
izens made upon the streets that
morning.
1t was, as you may remember not
an inyitationsl ,afnrma, ama,r' ah% we arrived
in haste, much haste. but not muGh
else Some OF US were sans teetn'
sans hair, sans shapes and sans ware. q.
robe. For once we stood feVeaiea az
we really were, AZ ,,enana sauai dh it did did
Never again would we look upon
our local magnate with the same de-
gree of servile cringing. We had seen
him with his soul In asaeS MeSer ana arain ate
should I we mind the, snubs Of our 80;
ciety leader, for behold. she looked
no better than the washerwoman
without her teeth and "transiorma-
ton" :.
homes Of the resurrection day. What
a sorting out and shaking up ana
iaying low is going to take place
among the illustrious dead when they
have to hustle out at the trumpet call
They've lorded 1t over US mere on
posines and their piety. their great
deeds and fat bank books. But how
are they going to seem without all
their financial and social makeup
on? How surprised they themselves
counts no more in heaven than a
washtub. And what rumpus they
viii make when the angels begin to
nut the tape measure around their
naked souls! Glory be! II 1t WASH I
for INV own state Of sin I'd wish the
resurrection day would come tomor-
row.
Evening star., 1921-12-09
LISTEN, WORLD!
By ELSIE RoBINsoN.

The RESURRECTION. day is going to
do some folks lot Of good quite
aside from sthe divine society they
will meet. Naturally. I have never
attended a heavenly resurrection. but
I was present at an earthly one that
functioned with 100 per cent en-
cheney. At the time Of the big earth
quake in California I was there,
quaking with the rest Of 'em. There
were various aspects to that anair.
most Of them lamentable;. but 1t pos