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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07
Mummy Ousted From
Show as Real Jonah

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. IA num-
my, advertised as that Of John Wilkes
Booth, who assassinated Abraham Lin
coin, proved a Jinx for q large carnival
show company, which left the Black Hills
for eastern South Dakota after a strange
series of mishaps here. On entering the
Black Hills the train was wrecked and one
or two persons were killed. While the
company was in the Black Hills a tent
was blown down during a storm, injur-
ing several show attaches and mem bers Of
the audience. and when it was leaving the
Black Hills in the midst of heavy rains,
another wreck was narrowly averted.
The story of the jinx as related by a
member of the carnival show company is
like this:
About eight months ago a new at
traction joined the caravan. 1t was sup
posed to be the mummifed body of John
Wilkes Booth When the carnicaI COM
pany was on the Pacific coast last winter
the crowds paid their money to enter the
tent and gaze upon the leathery, raisin-
like face Of what was once a man and
purported to be the body of the assassin.
Then one day, after the series of mis-
fortunes in the Black Hills, some one
mentioned that there had been more
wrecks, more accidents, more bad luck
happening TO the WhOle company since
the mummy had Joined the show than
before. Gradually the feeling spread,
like the Bible story of Jonah, and the
mummy was finally publicly branded as
the Jonah of the shows.
A committee waited on the manage
pent, declaring a strike unless his mum.
myship was ousted. The committee had
the backing of nearly the entire person.
mel, and so the management yielded. Out
went the mummy, bag and baggage. Now
the members of the company are waiting
to see if good fortune will return.
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Of a gun. Then you breathe a sigh Of
relief After breathing that sigh, you
will look around in an effort to discover
just where you are.
On second thought you will realize
that you are In the Alhambra theater and
not in the great northwest. This picture
certainly gets into your blood.
1t is melodrama with a terrific kick.
Gosh, how I hate that villain. Nearly
forgot to tell you that the natural seen
cry OF this movie is one Of rare beauty.
Am sure you will be delighted with the
cub bears. They are so cute and they are
great actors.
If you like tense melodrama Of the
northwest, then Gods Country and the
Law" will please you to the limit.
Gosh, how l hate that villain.
At the Alhambra all week-W. d. II.
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LADIES OF THE HAREM WINK NAUGHTY EYES
Beauiful Behind JaA BarsCu0Oods Latest Here

ly handled as If he were a sack Of meal
The sight of the witch lady attempting
to dance with a corpse" Is extremely
continental in It's atmosphere.
There are many people in the cast and
the photography Is of a high order. The
harem scenes probably will be the most
discussed parts of the movie. Person
ally, 1 enjoyed the work Of Lubitsch as
the hunchback clown better than any one
else in this big production.
A colorful Oriental prologue precedes
the picture and puts the audience in the
proper Oriental trend Of thought.
At the Circle all week.-W. d. III.
j. +
KILL THAT VILLAIN
THAT'S OUR PRAYER.
Boy, page a man with gun.
Never have l wanted a gun in all my
life as 1 did yesterday afternoon.
l generally am a calm individual, but
take it from me the villain in Gods
Country and the Law" got me all worked
up. Theater owners tell me that only
real attractions" cause one to for
get If that be true, then this movie has
all the ear marks Of being a winner.
Jacques Dore is the villain Of this
movie drama Of the north. He is the
most contemp tible villain I have ever
met on the screen. Death comes none TO
soon for that man. Dore is at first a
whisky runner" and then becomes a
wrecker of homes in the north. His
speciality in the last vocation is defense
less women of the great northwest.
That is the object of this story OF
James Oliver Curwood-to get one ALI
excited. Just when one gets the feel
ing that the villain has to be put out Of
the way, fate comes trailing along and
the villain Is dispatched without the aid
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ARSENF LUPIN AGAIN
RAFFTFS THE PUBLIC.

Arsene Lupin, known In French litera-
ture as the gentleman burglar" again
Is on view on local screen. This time
he is the central figure in 1913" n
mystery melodrama, now at the Isis.
Instead OF the law hunting Lupin this
time. he aids the authorities in solving
an international problem. The story
concerns a diamond king who has grown
fat on his Jewels and his coin. The
diamond king plans to become the ruler
Of all Europe. A triple murder mystery,
including the mysterious murder of the
diamond king, is the problem that Lupln
is called upon to aid the authorities to
solve.
Wedgewood NOVEL; plays the role Of
Lupin. He Is known on both the stage
and the screen Others in the cast in
clude Wallace Berry, Kathryn Adam e., J.
P Lockney, Ralph Lewis and numerous
others.
Although 1918" is the feature Offering
Mt the Isis for the first half Of the week
Fresh Air" Monte Bank farce, also is
on the bill
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Keeping House
With the HOOpers

1.-THE HoOpers, an average American
family of i've, living in a suburban
town, on a limited income, will tell
the readers of the Daily Times how
the many present day problems of
the home are solved by working on
the budget that Mrs. Hooper has
evolved and found practical. Follow
them daily In an interesting review
of their home life and learn to meet
the conditions of the high cost OF
living with them
The menus for the three meals on Tues
day are:
BREAKFAST
Grape and Orange Juice
Broi1ed Bacon and Eggs Cereal
PopOvers Coffee
LUNCHEON
Baked Bean Salad Rolls
Nut Sandwiches
Banana Layer Cake
Coffee
DINNER.
Oyster Cocktail
French Onion Soup
Rolled Boiled Beef
Brown Potatoes
Dreamed Turnips
Cheese Salad
Marshmallow Cake Cup Custard
Coffee
Copyright, 1921.
OYSTER COCKTAILS.
For six cocktails provide thirty small
oysters Make sauce by mixing together
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
BY David Cory

Oh but it was a fine morning, as Puss
Junior, on his good gray horse, trotted
along Mother Goose Road in New Mother
Goose Land. And how crowded was the
road. Automobiles were thick as berries
in June and Puss had some difficulty In
avoiding a collision.
"Dearie me-" he said aloud, "this Is
terrible. Now in good Old Mother Goose
Land one never was bothered like this.
One didn't hear 8 horn screeeh on one
side and then on the other. Nor did one
have to travel through clouds of dust.
Oh, dear mel" And I'm sad to say that
our little traveller began to grow very
discontinued.
And the reason for all this crowd was
that the county fair was being held that
day, and so, Of course every one was
going to it. And so was Puss Junior.
Yes, sir He was going to see the horse
races and the prize pigs and the NAM
moth cabbages and the funny side shows
where the skeleton man sits next to the
fat woman and the other freaks look as
solemn as they can at the curious coun-
try folk who buy the tickets.
And just then whom should he meet
but Simple Simon. And then an airship
came sailing by and when the pilot saw
Puss Junior he brought his machine down
10 earth close to Simple Simon
And then a little bird began to sing.
And this Is the little bird who every once
In while sings these New Mother Goose
Melodies you read in these stories, and
some time I'm going to tell who the little
bird is. Wen, anyway, this is the song
she sang:
Simple Simon met a fly-man
Going to the Fair;
Said Simple Simon 20 the fy-man:
can you fy aLywhere?"
Said the fy-man to Simple Simon:
Il fly high as the skyl'
Said Simple Simon to the 1y-man:
MY goodness, that is hight"
"If you should chance to pass the moon.
My good sir, won't you please
Just stop on 1t and get a bit
For me of nice green cheese1"
My dear Simple Simon" laughed the
aeronaut, the man in the moon is only
making curds and whey so I've heard
The COW that jumped over the moon is
with him now, and he makes no more
green cheese"
Simple Simon opened his mouth very
wide, but he didn't say anything. You
see, 1t took him quite a while to think,
but while he was thinking he always
opened his mouth so as to be ready when
the idea came to him, and just then
something happened but what it was you
must wait to hear until the next story,
for there is mo more room in this one"
Copyright, 1921.
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BOILED CUP CUsTARDs.

Heat quart Of milk In a double boiler.
but do not bring it quite to the boil.
Beat five eggs light and stir into them
half cupful of sugar On this mix
ture pour the scalding milk very grad
uaily, beating steadily all the time. Re
turn to the double boiler and cook, stir
ring constantly, until the custard is
thick enough to coat the spoon. If boiled
longer than this it will curdle and sepa-
rate. Remove the custard from the fire,
season with two teaspoonfuls of vanilla
and set aside to cool. When cold, nearly
I'LL glasses or cups with the mixture
and heap with a meringue made by
whipping the whites of two eggs stiff
with two tablespoonfuls of powdered
sugar.
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PerhUDS!

melancholy the
either much
pie likely
that that he
visited
the table is daily loaded with
kinds
dressed Perhaps he had shufled
hickory
nuts
another possibility that would been sufficient
city campaign
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GEORGE WALSH.

take a boat, which causes him to leave
Bebe.
Later on Bebe becomes a movie star
and she suffers the misfortune of having
Il millionaire hang around all the time.
what deos Bebe care for wealth as
long as her heart Is with the sailor lad
The Navy wins.
jolly sort of little picture. We
say So
At Mister Smiths all week
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FRENCH ONION SOUP.

To quart Of good onion stock al
low six small onions that have been
parboiled for ten minutes, and a cupful
OF fine dry bread crumbs. Let them
simmer together for half an hour; rub
the soup through a colander, pressing
through as much OF the onion as pos
sible. Put into a saucepan. Rub one
tablespoonful Of butter and two of -four
to a cream and stir into the hot mixture
until it thickens, Season with salt and
pepper, add one pint Of milk, heated
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in some Of the scenes. 1t is as massive
Il production as Grinith's Intolerance"
One Of the big scenes is that Of an
ancient attack upon the walls of
Babylon. A chariot race and other pas
times Of the ancients are shown in this
movie
The cast includes Constance Talmadge,
Geogre Fswcett, Mildhed Harris, Tully
Marshall, Alma Rubens, Kate Bruce and
others of recognized merit.
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receptacles or in stone crooks with snugIy
fitting tops.
Never throw away a tin cracker boz.
1t is always useful
After cheese is cut, wrap in tin foil or
in soft (unprinted) paper and keep In
tin or in stoneware.
Crusts, bits of tonst, broken crackers
and stale slices of bread should be kept
In dry place until perfectly dry; then
set in moderate over for an hour be-
fore crushing with rolling pin. Keep
these crumbs in glass jar with a close
tor. They are invaluable for breading
chops and croquettes and for scallops.
Get large tin boxes for bread and cake.
Scald them frequently, drying thorough
ly in the sun and have clean, dry cloths
In which to wrap each fresh batch Of
bread and cake.
It Is an excellent plan to make cotton
bags in which to put lettuce, celery, to-
matoes, spinach and other green things
you wish t. restore in the refrigerator.
The shelves and Ice box are thus kept
clean, the esculents fresh. The bags
should be Of coarse, light cotton cloth, or
cheesecloth and go into the weekly wash.
Keep eggs in a cool place, yet not
where they will be liable to freeze. If
you store them in large quantities, pack
in dry salt. the small end down As an
additional precautiOn, grease the shells
and pour melted lard upon the topmost
layer Of salt Waterglass is a popular egg
preservative and can be purchased at
most stores.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07
FILLING FOR MARsHMALLow CAKE

Dissolve five tablespaonfuls of gum
arabic In gill Of cold water; then stir
in half cupful of powdered sugar until
little drop in cold water can be rolled
into soft ball between the finger and
thumb. Have ready beaten the white or
an egg and strain the strip into this,
beating the stinened egg constantly as
you do so. Flavor with vanilla and
spread upon the cake layers with knife
dipped into boiling water.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07
CHEESE SALAD

Cut twoinch rounds of cream or
Neufchatel cheese one-half inch in thick
ness, and place on crisp lettuce leaves.
Put the yolks Of two hard boiled eggs
through the vegetable press and place d
teaspoonful Of this yellow powder in the
center of each round Serve mayonnaise
or French dressing in a separate bowl.
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to attend after
noon teas or tango
dances bit some
how or other they
succeed in wink
ing their lovers
into the palace Of
the sheik.
Pola Negri, re-
mem bered for her
work in Passion "
a really remaI Ea-
BILE foreign nj de
picture, beco lIes
a lady of a hsIem
In Zone Arr Jian
Night" Pol has
8 u C b "a ishing
eyes th'.t she
causes ar officer of
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07

a tablespoonful each of lemon juice and
tomato catsup, a teaspoonful Of grated
horseradish. a pinch, each of salt and
cayenne pepper and six drops Of tabasco
sauce Have all very cold and the cock
tail or claret glasses thoroughly chilled
before you put five oysters in each and
divide the sauce equally between them.
Lag slice OF lemon on top Of each cock
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07
MARsHMALLow LAYER CAKE.

Cream a cupful of butter with two
cupfuls Of sugar, and when smooth and
light add the well-beaten yolks of six
eggs. cupful Of milk and two cupfuls
Of prepared -four, alternately with the
sthfened whites of six eggs. If the bat
ter Is too thin, add a little more -four.
Flavor with vanilla and bake in layer
tins
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that one would expect to and in Spanish
atmosphere. The acting is unusually
good So impressed am | vita the
charm Of the story and the way 1t has
been transferred to the screen that l look
forward with pleasure to other First Ma
tional attractions that are to lie directed
by Walsh
1 am going to cherish this charming
story as one Of the artistic and pleasing
productions Of the year. Not a wonder
full picture, mind you, but a mighty
satisfactory one. Not to be missed by
those who enjoy romance, pretty moons
and lovely women Miss Cooper shows
up to advantage in a dramatic way In
this movie.
At the Ohio all week W. D. h.
l.
BEBE DANIELS IS
A SPEED GIRL" NOW.
Bebe Daniels desire for speed lands
her behind Jail doors in a movie called
''The Speed Girl" now on view at Mis-
ter Smiths .Bebe is good to look upon
at all times, even when she is behind
the bars of Jail.
1.-The Speed Girl" is the sort Of a pic
ture you like to see Bebe Daniels in, be-
cause 1t affords her ample opportunity to
display lots of pep and fine clothes,
many of them being stunning creations
Bebe is first seen as a baby, then as
a little girl and finally as a grown up
lady who loves to drive racing ear faster
than the law allows. There Is also
horse race in which Bebe's horse runs
away with her. She is rescued by a
dashing ensign who Immediately falls in
love with her. Being a sailor he must
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07
SECOND WEEK FOR
BIG FOX MOVIE AT LOEW'S.

1.-THE Queen Of Sheba," with Betty
Blythe and Fritz Lieber is now in the
second and final week OF It's engagement
at Loew's State. This movie has been
reviewed at length in this department.
1t has been magnifcentIy produced and
directed along spectacular lines. The
chariot race is the essence Of realism on
the screen. 1t is one OF the noteworthy
events of the SCREEN At Loew's State all
week.
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We TOWNE GOSSIP
,yright, 1927. by Star Company
by K. c. B.


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So
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AND ANYWAY
IN THE afternoon.
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cam ia no
tn nictrro show
To A picture SHOW.
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AMI hhEhE We MeHt'
r,,rv NAVE rshero+ts
AhLA hA'A uSAeAet'9'
oR FEMALE rsbers
OR VOTING lady ushers
OR WHATEVER Won will.
Va
AND WE went IN
FROM THE bright sunlight
AND Couldn't see.
EXCEPT THAT a form.
49,
IN AN usher's suit.
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If, gentle reader, you have the thought
that the ladies of the harem do not use
their naughty eyes, then perish the
thought.
Ladies of the harem are not permitted
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Helpful Household Hints

Dried beans and peas should be kept
in wooden or tin boxes with closed tops,
or the pretty sets OF jars which come
for. this purpose.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07
GRIFFITH MOVIE

ON VIEW AT BROADWAY.
The current film offering at the Broad
way is D. W. Griffith's "The Fall Of
Babylon" a spectacular movie which has
been constructed on n large scale.
Thousands of men and women are used
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07

Have cannisters with tight lids for
coffee and tea, and keep them shut. COT
fee loses strength and flavor when ex-
posed to the air. Tea softens and molds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07

TT IS ESTIMATED dissipated In the canpa
could useful purpose 1t would De su' " O
Tonga fromh to the moon
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WOMAN has been convicted OF second degree
killed one it is propaoe he ohenS9 0 nov
been considered negligible to worry about
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07

In buying crackers give the preference
to those packed in tin cases. If they
come in paper boxes, set these in tin
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07
GEORGE WALSH APPEARS
AS A SPANISH DOUG FAIRBANKS.

You Glove" Doug Falrbanks2
Sure.
Then you will lie very fond of George
Walsh in "Serenade." a romantic Spanish
story, which Is now in the second day
OF It's engagement at thu Ohio.
| George is a regular Spanish Doug
Fairbanks IN this movie, as he swings
from one chandelier to another and
finally throws himself through window
on to the back Of a horse, which carries
him to safety. He vaults over high ter
races, climbs the walls OF houses, rides
fast horses-all to save his lady fair,
Maria del Carmen, from becoming the
unhappy wife Of Ramon MaticGs. True
love and the Fairbanks ability of Walsh
wins in the end, and Maria is his for
life
This movie was produced by r. A
Walsh brother of George. This pic
ture seems to be a family affair, as Mir
lam Cooper in real life the wife Of the
producer, is co-starred with George
Walsh
The cast is so satisfactory that I give
1t in full, as follows:
Maria del Carmen. Miriam Cooper
Pancho ................... George Walsh
Her mother .............. Rosita Marstini
Pepuso, his father. james \. Marcus
Domingo Maticas......... Josef Swickard
Ramon, his son. Bertram Grassby
FL Captain Ramirez. 49,. Noble johnson
Don Fulgencio.. ........ Adelbert Knott
Juan William Eagle Eye
The dancer ..-.''''..'.'. Arulta MIihno
Pedro ..........s......... Peter FenZuela
The secretary .....'.'.'.'': John bDertS
Zambrano ............... Tom Kennedy
1t Is an exciting story. with lots Of
fighting, intrigue and everything else
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07

HUNGARY Ioath KingHeadne With hungarian money
bout dime barrel explain why they should wish 10
the board O exKing?
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q tablespoonful OF butter and one Of
-four, salt and pepper and serve very
hot.
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TIE STAGE

Alice Brady in Forever After" a stage
play and not a movie, will open three
day engagement Mt the Murat tonight.
Belle Baker is the chief attraction at
B. F. Keith's this week.
Fred Binder IN "Follies Of New York, -
is the current Offering ct the Park.
The feature at the Lyric is 1.-THE Rose
Revue" devoted to song and dance.
The Rlalto this week is Offering an
eight-act vaudeville bill.
On Thursday night, Taylor Holmes in
Smooth as Silk" a comedy mystery
drama, opens three-day engagement at
Englshs.
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ROLLED BOILED BEEF.
Cut an oblOng piece of beef from the
flank. 1t should be two inches thick
twelve inches long and six wide. Lay 1t
on a dish and spread upon it this force
meat:
A cupful of cracker crumbs, two ia
blespoonfuls Of finely chopped salt pork,
half a teaspoonful of salt, one ealt-
spoonful, each, of thyme, marjOran, and
sage and half a saltspoOnful of pepper
a few drops Of onion Juice, or one tea
spoonful Of chopped onion, and Ole egg
Moisten with a good stock un41 soft
enough to spread over the meat.
Roll as you would vatise Idding,
tie about with pack thread and saw up
in a mosquito netting or cheesecloth
Put on in plenty of boiling water and
cook slowly for four hours. Let 1t lie
In the water until the latter is a little
more than lukewarm, and put under a
heavy weight until next day. Remove
the cloth, cut the strings and serve cold
with horseradish sauce.
Corned beef is very good prepared
In this way. Add vinegar to the water
in which it is boiled and omit the pork
from the stuffing.
YOUNG TURNIPS sTEWED. WITH
CREAM.
Pare, lay in cold water one hour; cook
tender in two waters; drain and cover
with hot cream cheated with a pinch OF
soda) or hot milk, If you have no cream.
Simmer gently for FIVE minutes: stir In
white rOux made by cooking together
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07

ANYBODY would have protested his employs
wished to take his dueso his salary
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AT THE COLONIAL,

The feature Offering at the Colonial
this week is Tom Moore and Helene
Chadwick in MADE in Heaven" 1t is
comedy concerning a young Irishman
who hnds a wife and fortune in this
country. His first Job in this country is
that fa fireman. While doing the
rescue stunt, he saves Claudia Royce. a
wealthy society girl. The rescue stunt
results in much activity on the part
Cupid. OF course. the hero of the story
did consent to save her from an I'M
happy marriage which her parents was
forcing on her.
i l. l.
AT THE REGENT.
A double movie bill is being offered at
the Regent this week, consisting Of a
western movie, "A Man From Nowhere"
and Clyde Cook in q comedy, "Tne Tor
eador"
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In the Realm Where Woman Reigns
ROLLED BOILED BEEF.

with a tiny bit Of soda, boil up, and
serve.
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FTAFs from whisky killed person and made three
~ 81 what would be the effect of the stuff
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NOBODY object proposed longer term for Conge
IL they will make sessions shorter
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07

After cheese is cut, wrap in tin foil or
in soft (unprinted) paper and keep In
tin or In stoneware.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-07

OYSTER COCKTAILS.
For six cocktails provide thirty small
oysters. Make sauce by mixing together