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Miss Ella H. Hardcastie has made
great succcss in professional photoEra-
ply. and il is her opinion that this pro
fcssion il one essentially suited 10 wo-
men. and ono that viii probably b.
almost entirely in womcns hands be
fore 80 very long. she herself IS a
photographer Of tho out-of doors. she
has one great studio. the world OF
nature. and in that studio she works
untiringly and with delight She soils
her pictures all over the country. and
al good prices. As she says. the work
is pleasant YOU arrange your own
hours. and IL docs not take long and
expensive training.
| Another woman who has done unique
work with the camera is Miss =. IL
1 Johnston whose especially is gardens.
/ Miss Johnston has photographed gar
dens in every part Of the | nited States.
and both city and country are her game.
! She sells her pictures 10 magazines and
/ newspapers every here. and in addition
shows them on the screen, both in
| black -and-white and color. Her work
is a passion with her. and she remarked
10 me that she really did not see how
people who didn't DO what she did
could be really happy
"Of course women can make sue
cess as photographers" she said
! There is an endless demand for good
pictures. whether Of people or places
or events II Is a demand that keeps
on growing Just let a goman get a
camera and start in learning what is
| 10 be learned. She will soon be fasci-
mated with the possibilities Of the art,
and IL she has any gift At all for the
pictorial either in portraiture or land
| scape work. she will begin 10 work out
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second municipality I'd struck IN year :
travel That municipality word always
knocks 'cm for goal told him q
almost decided 10 bring ont the family
and softIc there myself
NJ vietin drink II all IN like home brow
and then started to introduce me 70 the
other bird hut he pipes up. We met you
before. Mr. Pick I'm the principal grocer
in Skafchvlllc. ten miles up the line, and
YOU told nc SkatchvilIe was the ciassies'
rnodernest. zipiest municipality from one
end of the UNION 70 the other and Won were
thinking seriously Of bringing out yoair
family 10 settle there
Welt chlrps. ueak but game,
they re the only two owns IN the COIN
try that thnsp things are true OIL Well
isn't that coincidence
But neither of them thought i was
and my intended vlctIm didn't give me ar
order and the Skatchville man cancelled
his Yours till death,
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method Of her own. and find a piace
for herself
The photographed who means 10 he
NJ the top ~ the profession IN what
ever line chosen. ia bound 70 specinlize.
for that way lies excellence. let your
subject be pets. or children. gardens or
Wild animals. flowers or interiors. YOU
viii md a public YOU may decide 10
take pictures for Illustrating purposes.
ar for advertising. YOU may set NJ your
studio in the fields or on Fifth avenue.
iSut II you love tho work and are faith
fui NJ IL YOU arc almost sure 70 make
Il nav Not coiosaally. certainly. but n
good living wage. and then there is all
the fun of photography thrown III.
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4 DISASTROUS DINNER.

Chapter
Zach daV dragged on with little TO look
forward to IN the morrnw or make 1t dii-
ferent from the tcdIousness ot the DAYS
lust past Leonard would he detained
at the office five nights out oi the week.
or pcrhaps he was not always at the ONCE
lie did not speak now of Mrs. DarWoou'
Net knew hc must see her.
found myself almost thankful when
"a did not come home for dinner HIS ola
sod naturedncss had given way To irri-
tahlhty. llc'was over-worked. MY love
lor him was commiserate with longing TO
break through his reserve and beg hum not
Ia work so hard | feared hIs health
would suffer. Vet the fine sense OF dell
cacy which had made our love SO sehsi-
tive thing. held me back
This aloofacsS between us made thc
Tunes when We were together most I'M
comfortably teysc Desperate with think,
ing of the best thing To do, ! raShly invited
our neiehbors. MIR and Mrs. Russell, IN
informally for dinner one night. had
waited Ia invite them until Leonard mad
telephoned at ) O'Clock that he was com
ng home | never could count on hiIn
ahead of time The idea suddenly came
Ia me and was AT the telephone without
second thought
Mr. Russell had been an old college
friend of Lconards They were closer
than brothers. needed some one to
break the tension Mrs Russell and my
sell had always felt that friehdlncsS gwen
Ia the wives of college chums, but intimacy
had been impossible | often wondered
why IL was that men with such like tcel-
lngs had picked out wives so unlike | had
never spoken this thought TO Leonard for
We four had had pleasant times together
They came 10 dinner. Leonard was
impossible Tie was actually rude
Your soups fine and salty he
hIurted out At mr after the first spoonful
No one spoke
When the chicken came on ! watched
lnm carve u with dreaded anticipation
| knew hv his expression what 70 cNpec'
and | was not disappointed
Tough all right hc SAID with com
placcncN
felt the blood rush to my face and
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LITTLE BENNIE'S
NOTEBOOK
BY lee Pape.

Nc and Puds Simkins and sid Hunt
vas NJ IN my setting room onndey Htlr-
noon and We started 70 fawk about vat .
rneen soak low Davis was for not report
ing for spring baseball practice Jest because
he yasant elected captin of the Invisi-
bios Pt1ds saving. I tell vou ~at lets to
lets send him insulting letter
Like fun, We mite All ~ arrested for
corrIpting the mail Sod sid Hunt
G. ] never thawt of that 7ed Puds.
and 7ed. ! tell you wat, III ret fhe dc
tionerry and We. n take . lot of long words
ont Of il and make letter and u vii
sound insulting without anybody BENG
aunllv able 70 prove Il
WIch We started ~ Do taking rs about
a hour ~ write II and this beng i
Barometer bodkin
We take this Byzantine opportoonltv
N tell Won We think Won are Carpathian
rassowary and dlthyrambIr duplica-
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WHY?
Copyright. 1920. by
Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.
WHY DOES A HOUSE
HAVE CHIMNEY POTS!

The tail chimneys which are char
acteristic of factories. power plants, and
other places where heat is used for
the generation of energy, and the
chimney pots to be seen on top OF
dwellings, have much in common, for
the two work along the same principle
that a constant supply Of oxygen is
essential TO the burning Of a bright
weH-heating fire. in fact, the rate at
which a draught Of air travels through
the burning Goals is directly responsible
for the rapidity at which the fire burns,
and It is for this reason that the open
ing OF draughts above and below a fur
mace will cause a rapid rise in tenn
perature. while cutting off the supply Of
air keeps the flame at low ebb.
The rate at which this draught Of air
travels through the burning substance.
depends, in large part, upon the height
Of the fiue above the fire. and when a
CRATE or furnace does not draw" well,
the difficulty can often be overcome
by the addition Of an extension-known
as chimney pot"-tO the top OF the
chimney This has the effect Of in
creasing the draught and operates along
the same lines as the towering Chin
neys necessary to cause sufficient
volume Of air to pass through the fac
tory fires.
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THELErT-ovER CUP PopsoUR MILK

What can | do with a cup Of sour
miIk2' asks render-correspondent
Usually don't have enough 10 make
cheese Of Try the following recipes:
Gingerbread Cup Cakes-Cream to
gether u cup butter and l-3 cup sugar,
add 2-3 cup molasses, II cup sour milk N
which teaspoon Of soda has been dis
solved and last add / teaspoon ginger
Mix we'll then add -four until very thick
Bake in gem pans for about fifteen min
uies in hot oven,
Suearless Gingerbread Sift 2M cups
Of flour with - teaspoon salt into the
mixing bowl Add ! cup sour milk m
which IA teaspoons soda have been
dissolved, then add cup mOlasscs, q
cup melted butter and teaspoons gin
ger Pour into o shallow pan and bake
25 minutes in a moderate oven.
Sour Milk Cake-Cream together ]
/ cup Of sugar and ! cup Of butter; add
! - Gun sra,r milk in which - teaspoon
! soda has been dissolved, then add un-
! beaten egg. 2 cups -four sifted with a
| pinch each Of salt, ground cloves, CHINA
/ moo and nutmeg and, last, add cup seeded
+ raisins and the grated rind Of ] lemon
/ Beat vigorously and bake about twenty
I five minutes IN a good oven.
] Sour Milk Monkeys for Children
! Cream together ! cup Of sugar and a
piece of butter the size Of an egg; add
! well beaten egg, and 4 cup sour mllk
/ in which teaspoon Of soda has been dis
solved; last add 2 cups -four and four .oT
/ FIVE dates stoned and chopped finely
! Drop with a small teaspoon IN vel
buttcred pan Bake in hot oven about
! ninutes1.
Com Cake Break ] egg into a bowl
add / cup sour milk in which = teaspoor
soda has been dissolved, | cup lndiar
meal cup -four y cup sugar teaspoo.
salt and. last, tablespoons butter melted
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Having an untidy back yard Is mere
Is matter of habit II Is habit.
,..r.v often. that shows lach OF de
custom on tho part al the housewife.
she nnds things IN the house or Gel
lar that sh.. does not know what TO
d. with-old bottles Jars or cans-and
she has them put IN the back yard
awaiting disposal a bit of old carpet
or rug is left hanging on piece Of
clothes line tecausc the housewife does
not know whether 10 throw it away or
save IL. And II stays there until a
rain az 50 have rendered II good for
nothing
The untidy back yard is the invari-
able criterion ~ the class Of neighbor-
mood IN which 1t occurs Il is d fact
mat hundred per cont Americans like
tidy back yards. The foreign settle
meuts abound ia unudy back yards
II Is almost more important 70 have
q cement on fiat walk Al your back
porch than al the front. Don't BE- con
trnt with cinders which never look neat
- a gravel walk which needs constant
raking 10 keep in good condition.
one thing that makes for tidiness in
tho back yard h 70 have some good
place 10 keep garbage and other refuse
containers out of sight and out ~ reach
uf cats and dogs i is often possible
a. have q place beneath the back porch
with 4 little lattice door that swings
81 4 hinge and fastens with catch
some people have the yard immedi-
atey behind their kitchen enclosed iu
4 lattice that separates il from the rest
II thr yard This may be- attractive
bot i always offers temptation "a
servants OF housewife 20 let the back
yard become untidy simply because il
j. not exposed To view.
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TOMMY KAT WINS MRS. SPARROW
SYMPATHY. But

T,nm, kat hmpcd along tho garden
r,tl, 4. 4 over, step vas nailful hut his
~, v,rr hNcd upon Mrs Rcdhrast,
,..r.h.5 lt.,n + bush not far from the
rr,uud
r.,,m, kat kacw that N the hlg
~. the garden Wcrc Two nests lne
..lelrpd - Nh Rcdhrcs>f and one to
NJ. BlarAb.rl aad both nests held little
.r- II, wanted as ct ~ tho>r nests
~ ~, Uuchcd Nr- Rcdhrea~'
tb,ak4pr that lamn., had sore foot
and III, va~ CG ~ Il rommH heard
ber hut H pretended that be dida
"t,oal mornrc hc sand IN q very weak
yoicr - hc wrrc suffering greatly
"ts.I +. -uirc replied cond-aaturcd
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Mr., Rcdbre..,t Have YOU hurt Your
loot
,Ncs replied Tommy Il have q
snno lu i ana ] shall have To he down
,,ost - th, .lmc until II Is we'll ! am
looking for Is nice comfortable place to
spend the daN under these bushes
Mrs Redhrea~, flew up - a low llmh
az the btg tree She felt safer there. You
wont do much climbing for a while,
will YOU" she sand
40. answered Tomuv still limpng
along toward the bushes and ! did 50
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Earthanake predicfed.
joe

Setsnlograph phs will register when VII
uar1 Jennings Bryan reads ex-Attorney
General palrner's prediction that beer
viii soon - sold over soda fountain
eounters-Sioux city Tribune.
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Rirhio,

Young Multiror-f' ~rrr~ fnrref
time proposed ta won
Miss datncha n~e--f fsighfo ~ lear
don't intend n ~ 1u 'rrWai
Boston C;lohe
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'iou and no' 0rt Haf .1'
alertro-chcmiral cro hasr lf
r,on and fhrous N-rr iat-H frr.
tho uervt f0sa''oVy r r orf
that you car gavrf yag ..rr
Ip globular g-rrer apc
hcfarodov lrl lIraeur e r'of
Won know waf pr thrk
si,pial neHatherIu
Peacefully Brr~v P" fuat
kine and sid Ilur'
Boing prf'y rvilf'rg enkfrr
iofter and los' vrr AK rae rorV at.
+ ont and mai y ~ Yurd g' ar-
have env stamp
7 tell you lets war .' firs rdr
hrs door I red
Wich we vent 1f' ~ do md
wav Who did W. erf npf ea Jat
hirnsrif eating RANDY .rt ~ - ra
stopped q vrie t1 give him h4ree tt
ia some and ~ gave us rarh = hunks sa'
re tore VI the letter 0nf nf rntfff f1e
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Quick results, small costs. use Every
Evening want ads.
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THE GIRL ON THE JOB.
PHOTOGRAPHY.

nv Jessie Roberts.
CopyriEht 1920. by Wheeler Syndicate Inc.
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DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR.
TIM rNTIDY BACH YARD.

Cartwright. 1913 10y The Mcclure News
pap - Indicate. Sew orb Cit2
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THE, SANDMAN STORY
B> Abble Phillips Walker

Protected by George Matthew Adams.
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GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
BY Laura A. Kirkman

Bake either IN grrn tins ~ N one cake
The gems will require about fifteen min
utes Of baking, the cake twenty-five ~
thirty minutes
Sponge Corn Cakes -siit irto tho
mixing bowl ! cup -four mircd With i
cup corn meal; add I cup f0uf MIX
which has been dissolved y teagp,on
soda, add well beaten eggs, - cup sugaf
y teaspoon salt and. last, tabloToor
melted butter Bake in gem pans IN ho'
oven about fifteen minutes
Sour Milt Griddle Cakes Rub mo
cups of -four ! rounded tablespoon 0i
butter or lard add 2 cIps sour min
stir we'll and let stand several houra
The odd ! cup of cold hOminy lU hot
and | rounded teaspoon soda dirsolvod if
n little cold water Beat vel and nv pn
hot griddle
Pancake Containing Ons FgF Peat
one egg and aid ~ a J eup rnuf NIB
( IN which has been disaolvrd teasp<,ou
! soda Next add teaspoon SALT and houf
70 thicker about ] = cue Drip nr r.
hot griddle and serve Vlth snip
J Oatmeal Cons MIR t0Rrthrr rap
uncoOked rolled oats snd p up puf
milk and lrt stand scvcrs. h0uf pfr
fcrably over night Then Nd berpeot
soda plrch ~ sal' = tahesr00nr ugaf
egg butter size ~ Au ogR and rH
-four Bake IN grfn pans q piiek oven
Tonorrow an You Run 0ur Horr
On 81 a Month
I Al .npnries a1dr'ss,d Nii~ tr.
ruan IN rare ~ ne Fncsrf HrIsfkrrT
, dg" department uil ne tnFwrrff
tbe@e columns n their turr ts rrol.rr
cdnsiderablc time however owing
the greet number received -
aonal ~ quict ~ rrrly u Desired et7
and rlfadd-card envelope sr
enclosed rth frr question Ttr
: for
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Since Uncle Sam has released millions OF
dollars worth of delicious Canned corned
Beef. Roast Beef and Corned Beef Hash.
housewives of every class are making b,s
savings and
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a PHYSICIANS HAVE OFTEN ADVISED PEOPLE
STATES SENATOR'S United States
Generals Judges we'll known have av.d them
selves of my help.
STRONG MEN ATHLETES WORKERS-they what
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come acquainted with their customs.
and their habits. and associate yourSe!l
with those about you as best you can.
For life will b" what Nou make it,
and YOUR Associates and The way you
associate with them will mean all TO
you.
Lot your character 10 your highest
aim in life Make it As high as your
ideal will permit. ~ good name Is
rather to be choS"n than great riches.
quoted the Bible. and your character
vii! mean your name. Let your char
actcr hr IN" Ic"cr to advance yourself,
let i. u" tie stepping stone. and never
sacrifice 1t.
~ college, education Is to he chosen.
YES. Hut that is not tho biggest essen
,ial in being successful men. One per
cent Of the Americans in the country
are college graduates, hui So per cent
Of the leaders Of the world today are
graduates Of colleges, Su let yourselves
take the advanced studies If YOU have
the opportunities. and wa will expect
great things of you.
In Il few moro words let me congratu-
late you on your good work. You have
nv best wishes for success, and to.
night you arc member of the great
army Of millions Of m"n and women
IN The world. I thank you"
Following DR.. Goodn:Eht'S address.
Prof. Holden read the officers who have
hern selected 10 lead the cadets next
wear. Cheers greeted the announce
mrnts by fellow students md each was
welcomed with enthusiasm.
Tho Graduates.
Tho following were the members or
the class:
CAPTAIN Henry S. Bell.
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I" discuss tit" great 'h'nhH Ah.au
H"h IN" W"F!h '""'H "','S ,
who "An THINK ana '''hN "',p '"'u7n
80 ." ,.'p,.,,' ,,,n rnr pr,:,, uIcs-
!" "''W '""N'H| -, "a, t.,,',,,,, ,.,.,,
IONS 81 ~. w., ~ en-, J.,hr o,,cs.
~ '''.,'''N ,,'''," ',.,..,,,,n ,r,. noIsinr
H"'' III" cap ."' ', ,,,,,''r ,h,. nr,,d,r,.
''"'' go. n.y., ~, d'.,rr,mtion ,,., sion
'''' W" '.,,',,,,,r, f.,,.inr vru
,.1.S, ''t ''' w. ..,, T., ~ n,..u,aI
" ,i.', TX ~, h.i, rev hair, that
s;uurS our shoulder. that causes us 20
r...rh III" a.,S DESTINED 1" l." our Ewes,
ana is IN" ,rudg"ry Of today.
I'm the $ch"uIS Of the world today
there are not courses Of thinking No.
for they ar" impossible. hut let US nope
that each Of YOU young mon are inlEh-
ing Of the future and have been think
,ug Of the future. for that Will be your
ally through life.
''Any,hrr thing needed more IN the
schools of today is passions. passions
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PULL STAFF OF OFFICERS AMI
N-COnnuSIoNED oFf1CEHS
ARE APPOINTED
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If You Want More Bodily
and Mental Vigor
Try Me l Only Require One Minute

of your time each day. have helped give thousands of
weak rundown nervous folks, increased strength and
endurance in two weeks time, in many instances.
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j,y - e., ,.'rr.... whether l'"i ar =
fmeuced much or lttie o. THIS evening"
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"T'.a," I"InG mrn ar" III" tr'''!'-
~ ryL- at IIn5:y Institute. and from
:,.W IN. what they. snail DO. say. or
I"rI.ri3 MI /" trid.unrhs "t linS!y
Ir~'IrUi" ami "" >h.,i follow them
,.i,-..y .. iE"; uiNhu"r step by stop
Iu,r tn" unAn"wn world.
"'fhr hu;id!nG "f Their ives now viii
hr til" tr:sHrmarkS of what they nave
learned. Ia" I's; Ur the worst that Is
IN ;h,lr. and wh.icvcr may be their end
ing. th,y h.,." finished tl.,ir work her"
and what they stall Ito from now ON.
they lhrm..iNr> must determine.
"Th"ir I'l"L.s. dreams. everything
they haNc = ROW their equipment for
srr. What they shall do with them.
r.'m1inS to b. seen. and there are hum
drcds. yes thousands who VIII DC affect
cd by what they do.
"Thclr conception Of their relations
in the world. their responsibilities to
society, their conception Of what they
owe 10 those who have made il possible
for them Ia complete this week, their
conception of what they have learned
of life itself. is now t. lie seen"
pr. GOODNIGHT then spoke on the re-
ligouS effect on tho young men. who
hav" completed their work in linSly,
and declared it is not the man Of small
statue. the dcmurc quiet boy and man,
that ;Lre to he the leaders of tomorrow,
hut those whose minds have been influ-
cnccd by their studies and their assoc
Citations, who arc giants In thoughts
who are going out int" the world TO
make for themselves n name.
And now young men, after we have
made our predictions and declared our
hopes of your future. let your education
here In l.insly hc the lever by which
You VIII accomplish the greater things
in life.
Il am Il firm believer in athletics. |
believe Il hoy who serves faithful on
his schools football team. whrr" team
work is required. where he is made TO
rely upon his own work. is the man who
is ready for leadership in the world and
whose success l. assured.
Great Things Ahead.
And now young man we arc ready
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you the proper amount Of Eood-you
do not get the full strength out OF II.
To prove TO yourself what l can do
get your doctor 10 take specimen
OF your blood and make blood
count" OF your red blood cnrpusclcs.
then try me for one month and have
a new blood count" made and see
how your red blood corpusclrS have
increased and how much stronger
and better you feel; how the color
has come back to your face and how
much stronger and more steady your
nerves now arc. I Will not inJure
your teeth nor disturb your stomach:
You need not lose 4 cent on me. IT
/ do not give you satisfactory re-
suits my manufacturers will refund
your money. Get only me. Beware
OF imitators. I come In tablets only
never in liquid form-l.ook for IN"
letters " l. on every tahlct--and the
word "Nuxatcd" on every package.
Sold at all druggists.
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When. as n result OF iron starvation.
YOU get UP feeling tired In the morn
ing when you can no longer do your
days work without being all tagged
out At night: when your digestion
all goes wrong. or you have pains
arrosS the back and your face looks
pale and drawn. do not walt unit!
you 20 all To pieces and collapse in
a state Of nervous proS;ratinn or un-
I'll in your weakened condition you
contract some serious disease. but
try me. only take one minute Of
your time each day. am NIX
ATED IROE-organic iron. I am
like tho iron in your blood and like
the iron in spinach. lentils and APP
Plies. help make strong. forceful.
rcd-hloodrd men and beautiful heal
thy. rnSy-Checked women. Without
iron like me, your blood becomes
pale. thin and watery and loses It's
power 70 change food into living It's
sue. therefore nothing you eat does