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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
0AkHURST DAM
PLAN APPROVED
Engineers Pronounce New
Country Club Project
Exceptionally Good

q. T. Griggg pnd w IT, Holloway.
consulting engineers. ycsterday
placed their stamp Of approval on
the now Oakhurt Country club'e
dam project The eng necrs. nIonE
with officials and members uf the
club. visited the club site and in
spectei the formation where tho
Dam ls proposed and Immediately
gave % their enihugia8tIc iudorsr-
ment.
The Onkhurst club planns 10 build
n dam that viii catch two gorgoa
an diupound water o. make lake
three quarters OF q milo long and
varying In width from 200 tu 400
foot, and which viii bo aE dcop Hs
40 feet IN places Thlu win afford
swimming. boating and fishing and
duck hunting for club members. and
also will lafturd a picnic ma outing
frontage ~ "a mile anad % halt II
win bo equal 20 my similar lake iu
th.F section.
Tho engineers expressed gurpr!sc
at finding such poHslbilitlcsc $50 near
thch city.
The dam ~ planned will be about
200 feet long al the base and 400
feet at the top A llrEc quantity of
material is available on the club
grounds for use In tho construction.
building OF the new club is we'll
under way n was announced yes
terday that the first niuc holes Of
tho lH-hole golf course may now To-"
played over, and momhors may try
them ont ns soon AS th cwealh"r
ls favorable.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
ARBUCKLE'S JURY
STILL DEBATING
COMEDIANS FATE

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE
roll his own. and then accepted a
tailor made" Cigarct from a friend,
Ills nervousness seemed TO vanish
with the smoke of his CiTaret and
Thereafter he calml ydl9cussed tho
case with all who sought his conycr-
cation About him were some mo.
iun picture men from Los Angeles
who told him OF tho dolngs OF
'mnvicland.' to which hc had hoped
to return today
An Of the dc'cnHc attorneys sat at
their table throughout the long
wait. Milton Cohen, humorigt of tho
alaff was at HIS best, but oven he
tired and was silent, Gavin McNah
Eat uncompromisiug In his belief a
verdict would soon come 20 free his
client The states eide OF the table
was deserted. District Attorney
GRADY was in hts private office
workiu Eun another case Assistant
Attorney U'ren was In and out OF
the courtroom few times, but his
visits were short.
Women, Handsomely gowned in
evening dress and wearing expensive
furs, came To add TO the throngs.
An obliglng attorney was usually on
hand TO give them snte conduct past
the hlue-cuat guard which held at
bay the less favored In the Railways
Finally the chamber was jammcd.
standing room was at premium.
Hut II was all for naught. Not even
tho Judge came In. Tho room bu11ed
with conversation ns this. that md
the other celebrity was pointed out
"Oh. aren't his shoulders broad"
murmured one looking at the ex-
pansive back OF Fatty"
ooh. how tall and handsome"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

plpcd another as the tail athletic
shoulders ~ Fred Frischback. Ar
buCklo's friend dn defense witne4g.
appeared above the heads Of the
crowd
And that's Mrs. Arbuckle sitting
Ia the third scat from the end Gays
another u do believe she's getting
ready 20 cry
BY tho door leading TO the jury
room cit four bsiliffs- ~ them
a woman,
Aruucklo himself provided the
only CLINT 81 his humor ~ the eve
ming once he seated his corpulent
self on the judges bench. a watch
ful baliif called his trick Get OUT
NJ there Arbucklc" he yelled. And
Roscoe ala.
Tho dcfcudanays pretty wife came
In after tho dinner hour. much re-
frcshcd She was not In tcars. an
Ehe had been hefor" she l"fi. Sur
rounded ON al sid7s by u.pathctlc
friends. she held her fold well. Oc-
cnsirnnuy her fat husband would
come up to her. pat her on the hahd
and say. Hello, sWcethoart.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
SNOW PUNCTUATES
NEED OF SOCK FUND
coNrINUrD FuoM PACE oNE

CONTINUED From PACE ONE
name Agent A. NJ Welch said yes
tsrday There are families who will
count themselves fortunate to have
anything at an TO cat on Christ
mas day and their one hope for any
good thing Hes In the kindliness of
others,
Tho Empty Stocking Fund viii hC
turned over by Tho World TO the
humane society ana used 10 prov 10
bAsk ets Of food and fruits and chill
dreu's TOYS for the deserving poor
and to spread real Christmas din
nor before "A group of hungry littlo
"pickRninnieR" Every sinEle cent
viii go into these two channela
Welch will cxperd tho fund as In
the past and this IL n guarantee that
II Will ho conserved nud its biggest
huNing power utilized
Come on, Tulsans, aid contribute
Anything you want to give but h,
as liberal as posnibir Mskv Al
checks to the Empty Stocking Fun,
and send them to Tho World bust
ness office
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

ns promising substantial modiO-
cation of the principle OF spheres
Of influence"
Tho much discussed ShantunE
lease was among those Japan offered
20 abandon HH soon as China makes
satisfactory policing arrangements.
but nt the same time the conference
was reminded that the whole shan
tung problem was under considera-
ton in direct negotiations here be
tween China and Japan. a willing
ness TO dis,uss'tho South Mauchur-
inn lease also was evidenced by the
Japanese. although they insisted
that Japnn'H treaty rights IN that
section must ID" preserved to her.
Meet Again Next Wednesday.
Tonight Ia" conference and all is
Subdivisions. after three weeks OF
continuous work, went into recess
until next "wednesday Many OF the
dclcEatoH, u was snid, had important
personal affairs pressing for alton
ton and most OF them wanted 10 hn
present Monday and Tuesday at tho
opening of congress-
The interim also viii permit the
Japanese TO advise thomaclvos fully
aa to the attitude OF Toxic and viii
make 1t possible for Arthur j. Bal
four and other members of the
Eritish delegation to fulfll n series
OF engagements I'm New York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
PRIVATE INHERITS FORTUNE
But IIr can't Get out 81 Uncle
sans Army to FnIOy II.

SAN NNTDSIO. Texas, Dec. O.
p'ta Luftrt1 private, company u.
SECOND engineers Camp Travis. has
Just been notified that hc If one of
me two heirs 10 $500 600 loft by tho
famous old showman. Bruco Lafar-
fi. who died IN California The
other heir is Otto's sister, Maria.
Being An heir 10 a fortune Is fine,
snI1 Lsf8rru, bot trying TO got out
uf Uncle Sans army In order To en-
Iyg % is different matter.
flg com handing officers say
there la nothing doing. SO Bniarra
must Cuiph his Is-month enlistment
at $40 per month before he can
fully enjoy the Inherited wealth. In
the meantime. hia sister, Maria, has
zone 20 Hollywood. Cal. to look
over tho Inheritance and complete
legal arrangcme
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
REAL COLD WAVE
HITS SOUTHWEST

CONTINUED FROM PhGE ONE
weather bureau here today between
q. M. and 2 =. m, the mercury
standing at ~ degrees at the latter
reading. 4 cold wind was blowing
from tho north and n heavy drizzlc
had set in Weather burcau Off
Clais expressed the belief that tho
drizzlo would turn to sleet later iu
the day
Temperature Of 20 20 30 degrees
throughout ths state were forecast
by bureau officials.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 9-Thc
firHt real snow and the lowest TEN
pcraturcs 70 far this season were ro-
corded today and tonight over prin
clpally all Kansas and tho weNern
hall Of Missouri snow. which bc.
gan falling here this evening, con
ilnucd tonight with a prediction OF
snow tomorrow. About three incho'
fell during the day All points in
this vicinity reported from twq "a
four inches o' snow with he thor
momoters lowering around tho a
degree mark Lower temnerRturr'
were predicted for most places he
fore morning
West Kansas tonight was In ~
grip of a snowstorm but the 2p-
proYlmate temperature or how mucl
snow had fallen wore not known
Train service, the dispatch added,
was considerably delayed from the
west.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
scIc.c SOLID cnrgo OF Llanor.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. J--One
solid cargo Of liquor was seized here
today by federal revenue agents on
the Atlantic coast line The hqunr
was shipped from Georgia and was
detained for New York The rcvc-
nuc officers refuse to d,vulgo nomop
until the warrants are served. These
are being prepared now
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
SECTION A

reau reported, The storm swoa, tbe
region yesterday and last night
The eastern slope bore tho lrp,,
Of the storm, that part OF CglprndS
and Wyoming receiving an aycr1es
or six to seven inches OF snow. Tom-
peratures ranged from 10 to 30 uo.
Grees gbove zero T,ondyiIie Col,
was the coolest. with 6 above.
The storm was light on the wo.,-
ern slope.
Only a trace or snow was reported
at Grand Junction. Colo but ,t
salt Lake City, Utah, five inches
OF snow was reported
a light snow fell In noriha1etor,
New Mexico and the Texas Parhau.
die.
Six inches OF snow fell iu Denver
and sceven In Cheyenne. Wyo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
Grip Full of Gems
Valued at S35, 900
Vdnishes From Hotel

DALLAS. Tcma. Dec. 8.-Po-
lice tuday are trying 10 uprayel
the mystery surrounding tho diS-
appearance of q suitcase said 30
contain between R2j. 900 and f3j,-
600 worth OF diamonds and
icwolry from tho cheek room ot
% lopa. hotel sometime between s
p m Thursday aud %. m. rrl-
duy
The suitcaae waa the property
NJ Harry lang strauss. n trnyot-
lnH s1lrauan Tor shire q strauss
~ Sew YORK.
Strauss has Informed tho Sow
York firm ~ the lpos by long
distance telephone and u COM
f,etp lIst ~ thD contents W the
suitcase has boon sent 10 an
pawuHhops in thls and SURROUND
INK cities
Tho dIsappcarnuco NJ tho case
ard iiF valuable contents was dis.
covered when strauss presented
his claim cheek fur the property
shortly before ho planned 10 catch
an lutcrufhtu train Tor Fort
Worth Friday even nr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
Combine Authority Dtrs.

BOSTON. Mass. Dec. 3--MrS
Marie johnson Lincoln, an autnor.ty
on cookery. and household econom.
les. and widely known as a writci
and lecturer on domestic acience
died AT her home here yesterday art
crnoon after parnlyt'c stroke. she
was ~ years old.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
JAP AND BRIT0N
TALK OF ENDING
THEIR ALLIANCE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
20 what alliances" "understand-
fpgs" or compromises" might be in
contemplation.
Brightcns Chlnn's Outlook.
In the far eastern negotiations
on the other hand. the developments
centerlng about the Chinese leases
were OF so pronounced character
as TO be regarded generally az rank
ing among the most important Of
the whole conference. Tho British,
Japanese and French in turn ex-
pressed their willingness 10 give up
certain OF their holdings I'm China
and although definite undertakings
are yet TO be formulated. the move
vas accepted by the friends OF China
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 3.--The
heaviest snOwstorm OF the season IN
the Rocky mountain region "ss d.
mlnishing IN intensity. today rs II
moved on 10 the southeast, centor-
ing over Oklahoma and northwest
ern Texas the district weather bu-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

STAMFORD. Texas, Dec. "a
northcr struck this section a. day
break today causing the thermome-
ter TO drop almost 70 the freezing
point In n short time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

AMARILLO Texas. Dec. g.
Preaking a drouth ot three months
duration, heavy snow, which was
preceded bv rain. fen over the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

In the west portion. The blanket
covers tho greater portion or the
wheat belt, which has been suffer
ing from drouth.
JUNCTION CITY, Kan, Dec. a
a heavy snow began here this
morning The precipitation meas.
ured two inches at $50 O'Clock and
a strong north wind caused the
snow TO drift badly Moisture is
needed FOR winter wheat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
IRISH RETURNING
TO PEACE PARLEY
Whole Delegation Starts
Back to London After
Long Conferences
ARMISTICE is INSURED


DUBLIN. Dec. 3.-Thc Who'll" Hluu
fein peace delegation loft for London
tonight, II is believed ,hry nfr oe-r
rying dispatches Tor r-ouor Lloyd
George.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

TOKEKA. Kan. Dec. Snow
ranging from an inch 10 eight
inc,cs. covering the northeast,
south central and western third o.
tho state. feil last night and early
today. according to reports received
bv the weather bureau and railroad
office. here The heaviest snow il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

ny Associated Press
LONDON, Doc. News that an
the sim fcin dolcgatce were on thelr
way hore was taken 20 Indicate
that thorc would bo further discus.
AlOn Of dctailH giving rise tu hope
that a final breach ln tho uDEutia
tions might be uyoricd
II wa- understood the Hinn foin
delegates were bringing tho dail
cabinets hast word ana n tho pre-
tn!or should bo able to meet any nd-
ditlonnl points they might raise. no
would submit the new plans To- Pre-
mier Sir James Iraig OF Ulster by
Tuesday
In the ovcnt Of rejection Of the
PROPOSE by Sir James. II was indl-
Gated that the next movement
might be the rcs.Rnatiun OF cabinet
members a9 q prelude to general
election.
II agreement should not be
reached between slim fciu ana the
government the new plan II is un-
derEtood. viii not be submitted 20
tho Ulster premier, ana there was
no definite cluc es 10 what might be
Mr.. Lloyd Georges next move.
------------a
LONDON, Dec. 5.--prcmier LLOYD
George has received definite aBsur-
ance from the Sim fcin that the
Irish nrmlgtico will continue In ef-
feet, regardless OF the decision OF tn.
slim fein unon the new peace pro-
posals 10 WAS learned this afternoon
Officials close to Downing street
professcd greater fears that Ulster
would reject the British cabinets 3
new peace formula than that the
M FffV a
Premier Lloyd George and his col
leagues are hopeful that Arthur
Griffith abd Michael Collins will
take conciliatory attitude In the
conference at Dublin, despite the
predictions made here at the time
Of tho deUarture Of tho sinn fein dole
gates that the peace proposals prob
ably would be rejected by South
ireland.
DUBLIN, Dec. a.---sinn feln dele-
gates conferred throughout the day
with Eamonn dc Valera and mem
bers Of the Sim teln cabinet on the
new proposals which Premier Lloyd
George has submitted as the baaif
for continuation OF tho parloy In
London.
Some members OF dali clreann
suggested that the proposals be pu.
up TO the Irish people and that the
Sim fein cabinet sidestep respond.
bility OF final decision,
Great Hcadquarters' of the
Irish republican army announced
that II any members were implicated
in the attenNted Jail deilvry At
Derry yesterday, they viii be pun,
ished for violating the armistice,
Army officials referred to the Derry
disorders AZ an outrage,
There may be considerable delay
before the decision OF the Sim fein
reaches Premier Lloyd George.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

northern part Of the Texas panhan-
de last night and early today Three
inches of snow fell from Dalhart 10
the oklahoma line. but the precipi-
tation diminished as IL swept south
ward. only .O5 OF an inch being re-
corded here.
The temperature registered around
90 to 25 degrees during the fore
noon. "Fair and colder" weather
rs the forecast for tonight.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-10

When the Twins heard Cukie
Cotton-Spinher say that he had
eaten the Fairy Queens pink pearl,
they couldn't speak for amazement.
The idea! That such an ugly,
shapeless, Connected member Of the
Wi&glefin family should dare to
touch the lovely pearl that Silver
Wing, the Fairy Queens messenger,
had dropped into the sea by mis-
take!
There they we're. bound hand and
foot by the long white threads that
Cukie had 80 quickly and unsus.
peGtingly woven around item. And
nothing did a bit OF good. Their
Magic Green Shoes and the Silver
Badge were OF NO use at all now
that they we're tied 80 securely
What are you going to do with
it?" asked Nancy, finally, wonder
ing what Cap'n Pnnnywinkle, the
fairy policeman would say wher
he heard where the wonderful pearl
was.
"Oh, just keep 1t and look at it
every whip.stitch," grinned Cnkie.
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edueeThose Dangerous
SWOIiea Veins

Physicians are prescribing anu
hospitals are using a new and
harmless, yet very powerful germ.
icide that not only causes eularg.
cd or varIcose veins and punches
to become normal, but also reduce
eoiter, enlarged glands and wens.
ASK any first class druggist FOR
an original two-onnce bottle or
Moone's Emerald OIL tSull
streugth) and refuge to aceep
anything in It's place. It Is such
concentrated prnpamtion
that two ounces lasts a long time
and furthermore II this wonderful
discovery does not produce The re
suits anticipated, you a have
the price refunded.
1t Is not wise for anyone 10 NJ
low swollen veins to keep on en-
larging. Often they burst and
cause weaks OF pain, suffering ant
loss OF employment. Start the
Emerald oil treatment as hrec-
tionB advise and improvement WI
begin ut once. Generous sam pic
on receipt OF 10 cents, silver o
STAMPS. International LaboFator-
les. Rochester. n. Y. Your drug
gist or Fortney Drug Co., two
stores can supply you.
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~. Orthts Remarkably Stofnath
at.Mf. City Drug Coz H.5& 81. Drug Go. and
al pa0d dfl3FeistS: EliaFanfsaH
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6E1E4%9ud Rm4AeH
tthdsf Allow E6TfY
poah6 d4
f6dsp6aa salt p
hour Of cooking The cover
lit thetkettle e3ugsy to prevent
the watertrum@hulnE aWaI391ksI
argr6yy OF the jules the meat was
cooked ia Il
To make the grATy use I IL
tablespoons fl0Hr-to each cup OF
liquid. Put the flour in 3 small
bowl. Add cold waller slowly, stir
ring constantly until a smooth,
thin paste is made. Pour this In >
thin stream into the boiling LIQUID.
Stir and let boil thee minutes.
Season with salt and pepper and
boil two minutes longer It should
not be necessary to strain the
gravy II the four Is made into q
perfectly smooth paste. The salt
may be put into the dry -four ~
the proportion OF l:2 teaspoon salt
70 ! Tablespoon flour.
To RoaNfBeef
A rib is considered the REST
The ribs may be lift on and the
roast Is known HI standing rib
roast. The meat bhS be stripped
from the bone ana thG RIBS rRnoy.
cd. This is known as a rolled rib
roast.
Wipe meat with a damp cloth,
rub with salt and pepper. Hredge
with flour and pul in the rooster
In a hot oven. The oven should be
hot enough for tht Erst tifttl y
minutes to completely scar the
surface Of the meat. Then reduce
the heat and ada bhoN9h water 10
cover the bottom ht the pan. II ?
IkeIf Tasting r0GBttr IL used the
roast merely reaiireS watching
and turning from lime 10 time u
insure even roasting. II a SELF
basting rooster Il NOT used bast'
every fifteen minutes with the
drippIngS In the pan. To haste II
to pour the juice from the meat
aver the roast by means Of a hie
spoon. A roast thAt ia not very '1'
Should have very thin Slices 81
IA, pork put over H.. Allo& froD' sr
hour and a half to two hours ;inle
to roast a f~ive.polnd roast froll
ea). let the water cook await. nnti'
clear rat is left IN the pan. When
I'hc licuid in the pm stops huS
bling the fat VIII be clear.
Pour Off all tho Tat. bur two
tablcspoonfuiS. Str IN two cable.
snorLs flnrF ana III brown. Adt
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-10

4 snisated OF my Efesse paint,
covered It with delicate yelloWtsh
powder, outlined a very short Gu
lrid'b bow On my lips. slipped thto
the drsAs my maid had laid ont, and,
rushed for my uacslon the set.
AsI wiARea, the actors we're
placed and ready 10 be "dtseeTer.
edr When Detn4ison called cam
ernS! GA.RmhEa:a!"
Now usually commence TO work
up ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or fear or
Jealousy Or BhAteYer Tho scenario
Ioalls f6r-hbout 70 tset OF a set:
That musHing / was 10 register
surprise" supreme astoRishment.
l was TO recognise my own husband
! in the villain OF the piece.
] rushed onto the set, and for
lonce, the cameras caught a genuine
emotion stamped upon mT features.
! made the first big emotional hit
lot ms career. McMAsters, our pro
| ducer, had come to the studio early,
and he a~pbtAuded my aft vehement
hemaIs6n. nv director, was so ex-
cited that he lareed into bis native
tonsHe ,t. tnE4An.,
blen hlsn'
Which was extremely trying. I
didn want 70 MOI" w ""' "
coey. ~
HOW coul9 ilen1slson .. ~ q.
teTs know mat was" "e'"s o.
an .,oo.. 4,
Dye Barnes-1'mHS ai'o'' ="
me fesh!
bnt We coulant SpsaH dtsao.
otneF ms WoulH run W
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-10

Il like pink and | like pearls. there.
fore. I've always wanted a pink
pearl"
But said Nancy, how can YOU
look at 1t when you said you had
eaten it? You haven't got eyes IN
side Of you. have you:" She was
getting so accustomed TO the sea
creatures having all sorts OF queer
accomplishments. that she would
not have been surprised If he had
answered that he had.
"Ha. ha, ha! That's a good joke
laughed Cukie. blowing himself nr
into n ball again as he had a habit
OF doing. no. | haven't eyes in
side. but I can turn my tummy out
side. See,"
And what do you think. that silly
old cottoi-spinner coughed out his
stomach, just as he said. WRONG
side out. and the pink pearl rolled
out on the bottom OF the ocean.
oh, OH" exclaimed the Twins.
Never had they seen anything so
surprising.
(To Be ]Continued.)
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New Life for
Sick Man
.Eatonie Works Magie

III have taken only two boxes Of
Eatonio and feel like q new man. IT.
has done me more good than 8nyF
thing else," writes G. Q. Frappif.
Eatonie ID the modern remedy for
Ecid stomach, bloating, food repeat
Ing and indigestion. It quickly takes
up and carries out the Acidity and gas
and enables the stomach to digest
the food naturally. That means mot
only relief from pain and discomfort
but You get The full strength from the
food son eat. Rig box only costa =
trihs with your druggists GUARANTEES
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THE CONFESSION 0F A
POPULAR g STAR

zhaps a. frnitgton ut thesproducers.
II listened, smiled, kept my eyes on.
the new member of the company
and waited.
j. WAS ready to hold out eager
hands to Welcome him. What grand
pals he and lwould be ih the diff.
cult movie game, He would be 9
dear bf5 brother to me! Part Of
Motherdears worries would drop
from her shoulders.
MoMa&ferb detAihad Dick Barnes.
i waited. Usually | run to my dress.
INK room al bhce upon leaving a
set. but / never could run away from
Jimmy Aleott.
Motherdear was not chaperoninE
me that day. Mrs. Mandy was her
substitute. l would take Dick home
With me to dinner. We would sur
prise Mothetdear. She would love
TO see rim. She had heaps OF tact
ana sympathy. And We would hear
About JinnfaS's disappearance. And
Motherdeaf would say the right
comforting thing.
The new mans eyes were on mtno
as McMasters talked to him, but
there wss no smile of recognition in
itham.
the air Of a stranger.
Cro Be C~uhtinued.)
Copyright, 1921. n. E. A. Service,)
A-
Transylvania. B6kovina and Bes.
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SISTER MARY'S
KITCHEN
Copyright. 1921, N. E. A.

Cooking meats to proper tender
ness and with the proper taste
f!ernnds upon the attention you pay
II preparation and upon the keep.
uf your eye upon the meat,
r II is in the oven.
To BroiI a Beef Steak
choose either rorternouse, sir
10 Ii or the fi!cs OF beef. The meat
shnulh he firm and fine grained in
texture and OF a bright red color.