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Evening journal., 1921-01-21
AInITING IN ACCOINTs.

otis Auditor Charles n Sheppard
unlimited q report 90 City Council
n-i rht. showing that ihe books of
iine municipal DEPARTMENTS had been
tudiied and found correct and That
g. was now working on The tax
tfle7 books Tho accounts examined
Ftrf Board ~ Health. Police De-
rariment. Street and Sewer Depart
mont liiv Treasurer, Water Depart
Dfut Board of Harhor Commission
rs. Building Inspector. Clerk of The
Hsrkeis and Clerk OF the Municipal
trrrt
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
rnrrEINC ~ DFaD uGHTS

fnnreiiman NrMauur Informed
-te Connect ia-i nizIt ifai Doe bad
ra some 'ur1Iro- rerarinS me
aura ~ tIf slrogi iir'lis on tl0
..-i .lIf ems bad learned that the
rrIfnIrrfr Nrrr reporting These miss
~ HrIis fo the police station. and
Hsi nas rIr sronsIhiliiy Tor lnc
ifl-anra uf Hrsfs rfsis between The
sirerf ard sever nen3rimeni and TIE
Wilmington Gas CamranN- on mo-
Bon fhe secretary 0f Council was d.
rerirf in iakf 10 lhe matter with
81 street and So Ner Department and
fSferiaIn rsilat can De done 70 remedy
ifr present condition.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
rluEKEs Ron 00HEIER sHnp.

YnieHes rarf7cicl frc shoe repair
lne shop ~ eisnlfy Aialakowsky. 81
TsinaI street Monday night and
iook shoes and efock % ne value 0'
70. a small amounf OF cash iefi in
lhe money drawer was also i3ken.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
ACCUSED on DRY law yI0I,TIoN

Pdsquaie Eniscop0, ~ Sr0ii street
and Frank hzzio, COZ West Front
street, were each held under $500 bail
Tor uelr appearance al the next term
OF Court OF General Sessions by Aift-
istraie 6illis yesterday. 20 answer n
the charges OF having In their DOS
session Intoxicating liquors IN excess
Of nc amount nermIiled by law.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
AT TIE SAVOY.

The Purple Cipher" featuring
Earle Williams had ils opening pre-
scnialion az The Savoy Theatre. yes
torday and lived up TO an the good
nincs promised for this remarkable
production. 10 Is rather trying TO sit
i'm with a friend who is to be muir
dcred at midnight, according TO a
threatening letter received from a
gang OF blackmailers, but the sitila-
tion gives wonderful opportunities 10
an actor with unusual powers OF ex-
preston when the scene occurs In a
motion picture play. Tense situations
abound and make one sit tight. until
the surprise climax that makes 10 all
clear and You wonder why you did
not figure 10 ont that way.
Snuh Pollard in "Thc Whirl Of the
West" his latest comedy subject and
Pathe News are the added attractions.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
SEAMEN SLEEP
IN RECTOR 'SBEDS
DR.. Turner's Latch-String
Out for Unemployed
"TarS"
BISHOP TALKS OF
"OBVIOUS THING

At the Epiphany meeting OF the
Delaware BraQch of the Womans
Auxiliary held yesterday afternoon in
st. Johns p. +. Church, Bishop Cook
spoke on "The Desirability OF Doing
the Obvious Thing" In part he
said:
1--WE label people as geniuses who
recognize the obvious thing. 1t IS
strange how so many people cannot
see the obvious thing. When hoDert
Burns wrote: A mans a man lor a
that people acclaimed III as Wonder-
ful. although it had always been
obvious. The wonderful thing about
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
TMO INnTESrs TnNIGnr

COrOncr bullock VIII hold inquesls
tonight in the case OF James Gilmore.
who died Of gunshot wounds at the
Delaware Hospital, received az Els
mere. Saturday night, and Joseph
Meyers, who became IN at ii5 ship
ley street, and died in the Delaware
Hospital Saturday night, OF apoplexy.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
ssS.a9s FROM wATFR RENTs.

Yesterdays collections for water
rents. according % Register Belts.
amounted TO Sii.9Si co. exceeding Inc
collections for the corresponding
lay Of a year ago by s6.3262s. Tile
total for the month OF January al tho
Jose OF yesterday amounted TO sSs.-
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
Tn NJ nnIncE pnnIEcr

tn Invitation was extended CITY
rHunfL 'asi night. by Clerk NJ ihe
pesfe John J.. Wright. 20 attend a
ur Ting n ile LctF Court room next
Irerlaf io discuss Che proposed
nrlre arruss tne Brsndylyine east Of
MarEof street
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
RNNEY PICTURE FROM

Tfa cut ~ Governor William d.
Denrfr. which appeared IN The
F1rnin- Journal on Tuesday was
non picture taken hy The William
Sleren Ellis studio ID ihc dupont
a----n-
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
WORkER OVTRCONF M CAc

Ambrose francisco, 1909 Rowland
street, was overcome by gas at noon
today, while working in the botton,
OF a boat at the Harlan plant al mo
Bethlehem Shiphuilding Corporafion
He was removed TO the Delaware Hos.
pital in the police ambulance. Ills
condition " not considered serioua
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
bal PONT cLI.B DANCE.

dance viii be given this evening
in TIE ballroom Of the Hotel dupont
b. fhe dupont Country Club. q. p:
MIilard Is chairman Of the event ana
is being assisted by g. s. GyDnc, G. A.
Hume and w. b. Banker.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
MHn ~ IIIIs IIRr9

pairoiman NcKeonn. ihis morning
found a Go0drear cord automobile
Sire. 5ix5A inches. ai Fourth and
Wash lnei0n streets. which was left
81 me police station until called for
bt fnc owner.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
EDDITl TIVT- T0n CITY

Clerk ~ fne paaee John T. Wright
reported to Ciy Council last nirhi
.ai f1c sum 70 s298 63 one hsif n
ilr lncs f0iIerlei hf She InrcnIil
Court for il20 haFe been paid inir
~ fffr treasury.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
4. ]. FOULK IYIpROVES.

The condition on LambfrI ] :. FOulk.
Secretary Of the Department Of Elec-
tions. who Is confined 10 his home.
1919 Madison street. With an attack OF
The grippe, was reported much im-
proved this morning
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
AcAN nEFER ELEcm0N.

The election or vaccine physicians
for the present year was again post
poned by City Council, last night. for
= period Of two weeks
Evening journal., 1921-01-21

Christ was that he could see the
obvious. Be careful that you are not
passing blindly the obvious opportun-
ily to do good in the world
He reminded the women OF their
great chance 10 spread the Kingdom
Of God in their own home and how
much the lives OF the children de-
pended upon the attitude Of the
mother.
lie also warned the women not to
be confused by a number Of tasks.
But to remember the basic object OF
their auxiliary and stick to that
Dr c. N. B. Turner OF LeWes told
of his work among the seamen- He
said there have been a great many
out OF work at Lewes lately and Dr.
Turner has given a general invitation
TO all mon who wish TO sleep in his
house at night. IL is no unusual oc-
currence for Or. Turner to 80 TO bed
the only one in the house and wake
up and find every bed and lounge in
the house filled.
A tthe close Of the meeting reports
were read and a letter was read from
the Mexican student who is being
looked after by the Bishop Lee fund.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21

The Young Women's Christian Assoe-
ciaiion is the latest organization 10
come TO the aid Of the Hoover rellel
fund. which is striving 10 ta,.N Ss{Ohr
600 with which to save 3,5OO,OOO nun
rry children OF Central Europe from
ihe association yesterday afternoon,
IA was decided TO give the gross re-
CENTS OF the cafeteria, at the noon
meal. on February 4, TO the fund.
Henry p. Scott has called a meeting
OF the Delaware joint committee, for
A o'clock tomorrow morning, TO near
reports OF workers and committees
That were so active In the Delaware
effort.
Tho latest contributors follow: r.
B. Ely. So: MI. salem NJ. y. Church,
$50: Wilmington Lodge, No. 40, J..
q. B. b.. 800; David II. Klund' So and
e.. T. $, $50.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
PLEASED With
Peg REVIVAL
Laurette Taylor, Skeptical
at First, is Thrilled Over
Plays Success
IMPORTANT: SHE'S
LOST TEN POUNDS

Laureite Taylor. who was given an
enthusiastic reception at the Play
house last night in a revival OF peg
o. My Heart" by her husband. the
English-lrish playwright, J. Hartley
Manners, today asserted She was not
anxious TO play Peg again. 81
knew that many road companies had
done H." she said, "and was afraid
that, despite the tremendous vogue
of the piece, something less than a
decade ago people might have become
surfeitcd with. But 1 was a bad
guesser"
And though after the present tour
peg will be relegated to the shelf,
except when she is brought out oc-
casionally like a best doll, she will
live IN moving pictures. Miss Taylor
and her company viii do the picture
this spring and will make some Of
the scenes in Ireland.
But 10 was not all OF Peg or even
Of other plays that Miss Taylor
talked today at the Hotel dupont with
The society editor OF The Evening
journal First, she wanted TO know
the latest news Of the one time lead
Aillocn May. who visited Wilmington
recently. They started as girls to-
geihcr and both were western fav-
Oriies in stock.
/ Then 10 developed that Miss Tay-
lor's latest cause for pride Is the loss
of ten pounds or course, she wouldn't
have told that TO a mere man. She
confessed That she loves 10 eat good
I things like maoarOn and pudding and
cake and candy, which. as all the
| feminine world knows, will certainly
spoil one for leading business In "a
comedy Of youth" II too freely in-
ldulged in.
There Is no work so satisfying as
that OF The theatre" she said. II
love 10 better every year There is
variety. an ideal Is ever before us,
and although our furthest goal we
never reach there is nothing on
earth so stimulating and exciting as
the struggle towards it,
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
CITY BALANCES

city Treasurer Burns reports the
following bank balances at the close
0f business last night:
Current fund .si7i ,s0IO7
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
GnANn npERA mnIsE.

One OF the best R0bertson-Cole
super-special releases Of the year Is
80 Long Lefty the comedy drama
produced by Al Christie, which VIII
be shown today at the New Grand
Opera House. The picture is the
screen adaptation Of the oliver Nor
osco play OF the same name which
established an cnviable record on the
legitimate stage during the last fve
seasons.
As photo-play. 80 Long Lefty
has one Of the most capable casts
seen In any picture this season.
Throughoui the story OF Lefty
matters become mixed. muddled and
fixed in the fost surprising manner.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
| 0YTshe i
.ANr1[pGlI(Q
"klSllII

"hirNili
Yielding finally to the insisteni
urglngs OF the motion picture pro-
duccrs and being convinced that Il
was for lhe admiration and benefit
OF posterity that he should once more
play his immortal role OF Hail, the
beggar OF Bagdad, OTIS Skinner, con
senied 10 revive his famous play
"kismet" for the screen. In it he Will
be presented at The Playhouse be-
ginning Monday OF next week.
The action OF the play is set in thc
Asiatic city Of Bagdad and for this
reason an almost perfect reproduc-
tion Of the city had TO be built on
the expansive grounds of The studio
in California.
The huge cast of characters is all
that could be desired. Playing op-
pOslte Mr.. skinner are Rosemary
Theby, Ellnor Fair, C0rneiia Skinner
(Mr. SINNERS daughter), Hamilton
Revellc and many others.
A special presentation has been ar
ranged for the introduction OF the
picture at Tho Playhouse.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
CAFETERIA RECEIPTS
FOR HUNGRY TOTS

Subscriptions will be received
al The Evening Journal Ofilce,
Fourth and Shipiey streets, for
the fund TO keep alive 3,JOO,C00
starving children OF Europe. Con-
tributiOnS of 81 and up will be
received and forwarded TO the
proper authorities.
This step has been decided upon
by the committee TO aid those
who wish TO contribute, but who
do not have the time TO look up.
some person authorized TO receive
subscription.
The Evening Journal acknowledges
receipt OF the following donations 10
the European Child Helief FUND
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fraim. .S2JD0
Alexis Tarumlanz ..,........'' Ply
Baby Hahn, S3S Church 81. 80. 1.uU
Edwin II. Koester, Sii West St. 1000
NJ u. Sunday School, Farming
ton, Del, f. j. Preltyman,
Supt .............,... t5N
IL. C.. Mitchell HOckessin ...... 0iJ
A. ID. White, Q E. 18Th st. ..... 3O0
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Nowland 21O1
A Friend ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9O9
A Friend ............:.;.,.,''; ;;;:..-' 1'VO
Mrs Charles Hahn, IO2 West
Eighth 81. ...+. ........sss.. 3'Vv
Mrs. w. n. Morris ..........-. iO.O0
First NJ. p. Church ............ $40
Valentine NlaliszewsN ......... 1910
rin, street .................. 1000
a rriend 1000
Charles NJ. upham. Dover. 300
Anna NJ. Mancill, kennetl Square ,ooo
pa. .....-.-.. '''''''''''.f' ny
Charles II. Beaudn ..........;.. 1.Ou
Mrs. s. n. Preston, 23i0 Wash -,
ingion, st. ...............''''' ~ o0
A Friend ......... ........'''''' ,9o0 ~
A Friend ..............'.''.. W. ~ o1
A Friend ........ ',;.:...;,'s.,a 80 80
David II. klund' 1910 Nest o. o'VV
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
At THE GARRICK.

Ben Smith, "Iho ROUND traVoIing
salesman, who is appearing at the
Garrick Theatre this week, is oon-
tribuling an interesting bit OF fun TO
the bill. One OF the cleverest and
most original mOnologuists on the
stage, he mas The assistance OF a Pull
man sleeper setting on the stage, and
the fun he can get out OF the situa-
the happy faculty of being able 10
take advantage of any situation that
makes for fun. which Is an asset ihai
serves him well and enables him 90
quickly make friends With any aud
ience. lie Is one OF those rapid-flre
takers that starts The fun The min
ute he comes on the stage and keeps
10 up until he goes on
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
AT THE RIALTO.

'~Ino Man Who Dared rs featuring
William Russell at the Rialto the rest
of this week.
At no other occasion OF his presen-
tanion at the Rialto, has Mr. Russell
a vehicle suited 10 his needs and his
personality as well as sIhe Man Who
Dared" lt gives the star good use
OF his ability 10 portray Weshern
characters. Offering the environment
of Californlas famous RcdWoods dis
trict as the background for the pres
ent character.
Monday and Tuesday OF next week
the RialtO will show the nrst episode
or It's FIRST serial. Charles Hutchin-
son will play in Double AdNen-
ture."
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
Ar TIE MAJESTIC.

With the crowds at the Majestic
theatre still increasing IL looks as II
"The Branding Iron" is on its way
TO break some long-standing records
OF the theatre Such pictures as this
one reflect credit upon the screen and
the men and women who make them
Barbara CasLeton who plays Mrs
Burts heroine. Joan Carver, has, ac-
oordng TO the writer herself, fulfill
ed all her dreams OF Joan, physically
and dramatically james Kirkwood Is
a fOrcefu character as Pierre lands
The engagement OF 1.-The Branding
Iron" will be finished tomorrow
night.
Dorothy Glsh. the tomboy come
dienne Of the screen Is the flrst star
10 be featured next week. Her pic
ture will be Little Miss Rebellion
a glorious, mixed-up sort Of a tale
Of the wild doings or the Grand
Duchess Something OF Somewhere
who somehow gets into some sort OF
trouble and ends up with some kind
OF "a love affair with some nice kind
OF an American doughboy.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
AT THE QUEEN.

When a young girl has been
brought up and fed up With dmbi-
tions for social prominence, she can
not help but be a snob. This IS the
arrniment used In excuse for Wanda
Hawley's condition when she plays
the title role OF The Snob" at the
Queen Theatre today and tomorrow.
Youthful Wanda has one OF her
best light. fapper sort OF comedies
in "The SnOb." As a matter OF tacL
prc-revieNvs claim IL us suited in
every way for her presentation. The
picture has not been released for
public showing as yet BY special
arrangement IL has been secured FOR
the Queen and il will make an excel
lent weekend production.
Fred Dempsey is still at the Queen
Theatre singing at $50 In the after
noon and twice On the evening, The
two popular SONS hits, "GrieNing
For YOU" and ''ltose Of My Heart
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
NOTHING DOING.

NOTHING DOING.
81 told you to go to the music deal
er's and get me THE Lost Chord "
"The dealer couldn't find it, my
dear. louisville COurier-Journal.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
'EG Charms AS
INBY-GONEDAYS
.aurette Taylor Delights at
Playhouse in Revival of
Pleasing Comedy
ABLY SUPPORTED
IN NEW TRIUMPH

rHE PLAYHOUSE -Laurette Taylor. IN
the three-act comedy, Peg o. MY
Heart" by j. Hartley Manners. Pre-
scntcd by A. l.. Erlancer.
THE CAST:
Evening star., 1921-02-15

Nancy, France, who is the guest OF
Miss De Forest Of Woodley road.
DR.. Shurzer. president OF the uni-
versity Of Michigan Alumnae Club IN
stiles Of Michigan and Berlin, win
head the receiving line. and Miss
K1ager will make the presentations.
Miss Claribel Barnett, Mrs. Marcus
Baker and Mrs. Mendenhall will pour
tea, assisted by Miss Sara 8. De For
est, Miss Florence Hedges. Miss Ida @
Hafford, Miss Edith c. Rogers. Mrs.
A. ]. Pieters. Mrs. George B. McClel-
Ian, Miss Sophronia l. Stevens, Mrs.
Clantry Davis, Miss Jane Harvey and
Miss Kebler.
All Michigan alumnae Will be pleas
ed to learn that Dean Jordan is COM
ing to Washington the last OF March
to attend the biennial meeting OF the
Association Of Collegiate Alumnae. A
which all University OF Michigan
women will be invited.
Mrs. Davis. widow of Prof. Davis
of the department of botany, and Mrs.
T. J. OBrien, wife Of the former
am AMBASSADOR to Japan and italy. and
minister to Holland. are prevented
from attending the tea by illness.
Mrs. George Thacher Guernsey en-
tertained informally at the New Will
lard yesterday in honor of the execu-
tive board of the District Society. CO.
lonial Daughters of America. of which
organization. she is now national
president. The guests were Miss
Emma L. Crowell Of Philadelphia. Mrs.
William H. Talbot Of Rockville. Nd.
national treasurer, and Mrs. Gatus NJ
Brumbaugh Of this city, national reg
istrar. The local board is composed
of Miss Maud Burr Morris, regent;
Evening star., 1921-02-15

ton of Collegiate Alumnae to the
Wednesday afternoon tea at the Ma
tional Club, 1907 H srteet.
Miss Iva Collins. Miss Verna Poe
and Miss Sarah Switzerland were
hosts for valentine party at the
nome OF Mr. James Collins last even
ing, their guests including Miss Rose
Clark. Miss Regina Baum. Miss Cath.
crime Lucas. Miss Eliza beth Kfdwell.
Miss Glada Thomas. Miss EliZabeth
Snapp. Miss Sue Snapp. Miss Helen
Ea,l1w; Gsrisn, MiS;s Miss Pauline Loris. Miss
Mr.. l.. s. Spaight, Mr.. r.. Piitt Mr.
w. Carico. Mr.. NJ. o. Connor, Mr.. F.
Walden, Mr.. J. D. Kelly, Mr.. n I,
James. Mr. L. W. OertIy. MIR. ]. r,
,, GiaAtnn. Mr.. n. Donaldson. Mr.. S.
Flaherty. Mr.. D. Wainwright and Mr.
c. S. McCann "'u All.
Evening star., 1921-02-15
Society
Continued from Eighth PageD

president of the American Women's
Legion, will receive with the officers
of. the unit, and Capt. f. Fl. Jenkins.
aid to the commandant of the Marine
Corps, will make the introductions.
Mrs. David II. kincheloe, wire OF
Representative Kincheloe of Ken
lucky. will entertain during the inter-
mission with whistling and humorous
stories and songs.
Mrs. George Cotton Maynard and
Mrs. George Mandsley Maynard nave
taken an apartment at the knicher-
booker, Mintwood place.
Mrs. W. c. Rathbone gave dance
for young people last evening In the
ballroom of the Franklin Square,
when her guests numbered about 100.
Buffet supper was served at midnight.
Miss Eva McAdoo of New York ar
rived in Washington today, and is the
guest of Mrs. Lamar r. Nealey, at the
Connecticut.
Former Senator and Mrs. Chauncey
NJ. Depew have arrived at St. Angus
tine, Fla. where they will spend the
late winter and early spring.
Mr.. John Wyeth and his mother.
Mrs. H. Wyeth, of St. Joseph Mo-. who
spent the week end at the Hotel
Washington, left last sevening for
Evening star., 1921-02-15
RAILWAY BOARD RULING.
Decides Controversy Between N. &
W. Company and Employees.

ROANOKE. Va, February 15.-The
Federal Railway Labor Board at Chi
cago has handed down its decision in
the controversies between the Nor
folk and Western railways and men,
bers of the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen, 1t is announced at head
quarters Of the road.
In a statement issued by officials
or the company, made public here.
the labor board is said to have ruled
in favor of the railroad in thirteen
cases out OF the twenty-five which
the controversy involved. and out OF
which grew a strike vote ordered
December 2, 1920, by the trainmen.
Evening star., 1921-02-15
Michigan Tea Tomorrow.

Michigan Tea Tomorrow.
The University of Michigan Alum
nae announce as their guests of honor
for the weekly tea. tomorrow. Mrs.
+. l. Keeler of Lansing, Mich; Mrs
Hugh s. Cumming. wife Of the Sur
geon General of the United States pub
lie health service: DIR. Nellie w. Ste
phenson, graduate of the Boston Uni
versity, late of Porto Rico, and at
present of the war risk; Mrs. Truman
Fl. Newberry, Mrs. J. A. Waiting, wild
Of Prof. Waiting of the University
of Michigan; DR.. Mary NJ. S. John
stone. Smith College and Northwest
ern University. now Of the war risk
and her mother. Mrs. Johnstone; DR.
Loretta X. Maher, University Of ILL.,
nois. now In the Army, and Made
mOiSelle BerenS, from the College o,
Evening star., 1921-02-15

North Carolina, where they will spend
the remainder of the winter and the
early spring season. s,
Mrs. Harry Russell Talbot has dis
continued her Tuesday afternoons at
home during Lent.
Capt. James G.. Field. L. S. n. and
Mrs. Field entertained at a buffet
supper Sunday evening for the assist
ant secretary of the navy and Mrs.
Gordon Woodbury..
Mr.. C. ]. Karger will give an ad-
dress at the Congressional Club Fri
day afternoon before the weekly tea.
when his subject will be public Men
and the Press" and the club also has
cards out for the same evening at $3.50
o'clock
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WHEN A WOMAN TELLS
sY RUTH AGNES AeELINe

choking and grasped her hands as
che came to me; 81 can't can't
=" Have a''a' you tried''
"Yes."
Grace smiled and then said cas-
| lily. "Tll get him for you.
She stepped to the telephone and
called Toms office. In a moment
she was talking with him.
1--WE want to see you-it's i'm
portsnt," hoard her say, aud then.
I'VE could come right now"
HE said to come right to his Of
fice," Grace said, hanging up. Lila
started up nerVoualy.
"Whoz-who were You talking to?
Tom Bradford?" she demanded.
"Yes," said Grace.
Lets hurry-oall the carl" Lila
was already rushing out OF the
/ stood still. couldn't move. 1
was piuued, almost angry because
Grace had been able to get in touch
with the man I had found myself In
love with, while he had eftectually
evaded me in spite Of all Of my Of
forts.
speaking. :.
didn't answer. 1t semed so small
TO inject my little personal troubles
Just then, but couldn't find the
words to answer with or the urge
to move.
II couldn't get him!"-it didn't
seem like MY voice when finally I
found the words.
Don't be Q little fool" Grace
graspsd my hand and was pulling
me along.
ITO Be Continued.
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Baked Goldfish.

one cup shredded Goldfish. 2
cups mashed potatoes. 2 cups
milk, 4 tablespoons butter,
eggs, paprika.