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>st.f,!~ UN l'EsE S!DF,
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
4 Saunre Deal.

| wish I had 4 million.
And II nay wish COMES tiuc.
i'ur helping ne u wish the wish
III whack Il ~ with YOU.
or you may wish the million
\nd If the thin;;':; 10 ur.
bo""uSc wish you had IL. YOU
Must whack it up With me.
AnI thus We two go WISHING,
And ;hus we djvvy square.
And thus, quite easily. wc cac!
H,coT,u a Iniilinr;-irc!
But !! you Gouhle-.ros ,r".
or You n" MI are disnvd.
Then All *" either have 10 d.
10 ".Sh III. wisi, ri.wishrI.
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Mrs. iIn,ii. 4. rb,,,,,

MIS-. H",tio =. ln.l!irs. aeel 81
y"nr.. widow ~ captain John u.
iAi!l!pS died AT :hc Loin" Of nor
daughter. Mrs. Leonard Sm"tnic. 4l5
North rhir;i-th Street. Us, evening.
III 50" o'clock. surviving ny ara
Nv" !hn&h'"ra. Mrs. Leonard S,1ct..io
ana Mrs. :. q. phillips. al ;his CITY.
Phillips
Tn" funeral services ,giil :aao nla,e
at $50 O'clock tomorrow afternoon
NJ the residence. il5 North TEiriic;n
street. Burial Will lie in O.hwopd
Cemetery
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MINIATURE .\IM,NN,
POSTMASTERS WILL.
AID ECONOMY PLAN
Washington tuu,rb,ion ii,,i
fr"A''rns i'u!ie-t G"-Op-rnuo
4" i.nrct saving.

WASii!NoICH. oct la.-"w. an
prove ana heartily .ado.ac Trosld.n,
'I"rdinss timely program ii econ
"ihy' nhi earnestly pledge that .ach
OF w "'!! nse his hes, r.dcmrnrs
|" bring this prOEram to a sue
Gcssrai fulnllmrnt."
IAis. IN part. Is th. rosnin,;on
passed Thu'aday' by tn. National A..
S"Sih't"n o. i"Str'a:t.rs AT the clos
ne H'SS'"h "f th"ir annual cOnvcn-
ti"n hero. Recommendations rnr a.
operation hy us"rs ~ .hn rnrr.l, ,,o.,
"i'H roStin:,ft"r.. together WIN
'i'us"" ~ praise Of the personnel cy
,h" f"Si-oificc department conclude
the resolutions.
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ticks Q! the telegraph.
Tho business OF serving the public is not
always free of hcartachcs and disappotn!-
mcM's l'ct lite championship days wore
rnih"f!cl. 50 lex The Tines ~ 'srltch
Is concerned. by any fa:lutn to achieve or
ANY !aci; ri reward. The lovers Of b; jcbail
foyciNcd the inowlcdg> they yc.rn",h Tor
WITH s'c:'iy promp;ress. and the uniegneG.
nnstud:et happiness which they revealed
Was payment enough for every eXcrtion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
.iuc.,ion, am, ,,.,,.,

HAVrrmi'h.--i nave been drihiinp con.
'''f""'" "u't"iiniik. on ia" suggestion OF q,
lf''"' WI" sa!d it good Tor ,ons,ipn :
''1n' an" iini Il is helping me. lu; am
'' '"'' "n''s;i"iih is fatteuinS. ana / do
h"' want to pui any nvsh-i: =
answer suttcrri!lk Is slightly in.itty. IL,
'"'ct' Buti"rmii" is atou; half .is i.,urishiur
Il, iresh milk. amd you'd have 90 drink II
Ni"IcSa" 20 i'ut lcsh
''''i"hs Fifteen I'm rirl Of - years oc
-" |"' ''i''e been wondering abou, sev-
'"! '"'hIs "'.!S. know that storAS ID not
''""y bring babies and why and
wa! Please answer. a i,y ,au,hcr is
'n',t on tne subject and hate to grow nm
IN 'sHNrt"rG. C. V. w
.N''"er III tel! You what II! DO !. you.n
-" !0ur mother about this. aui n.p;icr .p-
'''N'S' u send You II letter which answers
E'nE questions. tnow from your le,,,, ma,
HT' pretty sensible littl. girl wth =
"h"iactcr ~ yuur own.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
An Uuwi-c Order.

~ W \>.liNb loN OlSiatcn SiLAS mat All
\ Official order won't out from head
nnortcrs yesterday 20 prohibition enforce
men. officials II stop the sale of the ma
teriais ,nat so into the making OF home
brew II IL further stated hat state pro
h!bition directors and agents throughout
The country Will b. directed to make raids
2n business concerns TIA; deal in articles
10: the :nunui:tc,urc Of homo brnS SUCH as
malt. hops. iruit sugars, ho;tlins appliances
etc.
i'r!euis az effective enforcement OF the
CiEhtcrUth amendment Wil regret that the
authorities lave decided upon tbs foolish
policy directed against II stop-gap 80 to
sI.eal. calculated 10 curiail the demand for
the stronger ana DANGEROUS substitutes for
Intoxicating liquors, the illc, manufacture
OF which latter viii be greatly encouraged
and stimulated. II is Il safe assumption that
thc very considerable proportion OF the
c0nnry's population engaged in the brew
ing ot this mild iorri of malt drink will
resent this invasion OF Il right they have
heretofore enjoyed In the belief that they
weC" violating no law. and in tina, resent
mcnt their sympathy with and support oI
The liw. which under this .,cnsclcss rest rir-
ton will greatly multiply III" number ri
Illicit iin;ilcrs and bootloggcrs will be- en-
tirely withdrawn
THO order is distinctly not in The in,cvcs,
Of effective prohibitions. and may speedily
trius about modincAtiUl uf the Vul.tcad
ac,. making less drastic It's prrscn; pIovi-
siou5
The Gorinr~ private secretary OF three
Georgia. Governors has boon arrested tor
ere cnbc2n!erlrnt OF ) / 500 Tie dispatches
do not give ui..tiau!nfs. bat .iic prcsu,n p, ion
u ha, he ''toted fair BY touching each OF
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CoIon.I clement. 40. Dies.

New YORK oct is iIou:..
steiner Clement, iicutc:an. ccion.l "f
volunteers during the wa. Between
the States. and aid. t. Gcucrais
sherman and I:Osr:r;tES, died today
al The home of his son. GTt4r m i'll
ness II NOR. than a gear. lie was
:" ears old ana p!"nccr hotel
owner Of Saratoga Springs. " y
aud - Louis. lie was born IN en-
C,nna;!. ohio. and was the sol. uf tho
';ii'd.? aiiu president OF several
Western railroads
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NORFOLK POLITICAL.
SKIES ARE CLEARED
senator Trinklc's Visit Followed I'm :
mrdintcIy by independents
Withdrawal

NOKFVI.N, w. Oct. la.--A sen
Sati"nal feature Of tn. big Demo :
cratic rally at the armory last night.
"hcn senator Trinkic opened his
lidcWhtcr campaign, was tn" uncy-
pcvtcd and voluntary Withdrawal OF
walter -. Eyc. independent cnndidat.
TOT clerk of Corporation Court
against James V, Trchy
This action 10y MIR. Nyu leaves tn"
rolitical horizon here clear Of every
Cloud, there now being no indcpcn-
dent candidates LETT in the field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
N".. Dru.i.ia Minnr.

Mrs irnsi.ia Minor. ui,"r a Ions.
.Iine"S died ~ The resiGcncr -: r..
H. A"r"". her spu n-iuw. @Ilp nrd,l
S'r"''' Yesterday afternoon "a, l:3U
n"'"eE.' 81" "ns IL! her SO;h year
~: 'nhrE'H viii b. trom tho
Residence" TINS Afternoon ~ 3 u'c!ock.
ana thc burial VIII b- in pa!swooi
Cemetery she : aurY..G ~ Tho fol-
loving Children. Mrs. ! Acre. Mrs
u. ~ Acier. Mrs. William - wnud-
w'id. j i. johnson. ana Mr.. IL. 81
l. smith. all Of i..cIInp,.d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14

. phySi"ars AMI ensiue.rs hav. taken spes,a,
I;e""uiicns Tor tho ventilation ~ TIE tiunc,
Tor vvhivuur traffic undey ',hr I!u,i.un Mt
New YORK.. :"r the exhaust o: automobiles
".ine ;ny ;unu., mici,. create II ,,,c,as,. L.
hcr3Uh" ra7EinG through Many 4er.nup or
t'''' ease = ri PASSING ia Industries .;re carbon
'n"ii"Nidr r"!Sopin:S. Chemists have observed
''H' "ne-h;th ar one pc cen: or carbon
t!JHnN!ho haA in the AIR * sii,ic!cnt to ,rv,l,icc
''."'h'nr or iaihl poisoning IL the air :" poll
lated is iUi:loh for Il ,,criod az Six hours
htf" IS u t'r;Ic sue<.stion 10. ttc Gctiu:
"rhor carbon m"n",.id, ro!s"nin: hus.i't
''eH 'riet' ont yet by 'uy crime master So
gar as know
DE- - ~ CpHims OF Wiihcs. i:,rr.. IA Ind
d,s"rh !. Walsh. u.s:,cct"r az ,uiras ~ N,;.
tc"ks ia. ,.,H!>e tas,., az the. air ,a;., ,.iti
-" smoke 81 ciGnrettes L. determine tn
"'"''"t q: ''.'b"n mrWoxid" drawn ;hropgn !.
"%htsd ''sHr &c. Hero are the n.ur.s Dr
Collins t.vri tor ~" tests:
sample No T.
carbon d'o%.do ............... "a. ;er cent
'"rh"n fnonnSidr .......... .g2 per cent
oxygen ............. .......... lG.:a per cont
snnuic M. :.
'"rs"n Gi"N'1" .............. SOC p"r c.ut
'"rh"n mpn"Nihc ............. iGa r"r cont
'N:t'' '.'...'. ...,......... 1914" p..r cont
1n,n tests wer" mad. OF the air drawn
through llaa;,d pipe
sample VI. -
carbon di"Eidc .............. Alto D,r cent
''",.nn mbnrNid. ......... ...5 va, con;
"N%itn .'....... .............itco ror cen,
sample VI. l.
Carlo" d,c>f u" .............. i4c pc, cont
IJ:c"n iuonoxide a,Q ,,., rrn,
'%yh"" ................. .li.2" per cent
rms ia The average analysis OF pure frrei,
air:
Carbon di"Nide ............. as per cen,
oxygen .'......... ............2c "@ per cont
Nitrogen ......... p,., cent
e.. rhDu Iunu,Nii,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
,Ioll Arixonn Wan on shouting chnrr.

iitEENN!ii.E. :. G, oct Ia
Charles Mariow". Of Arizona. who de
cares hc was Il civil scout for Ger
"r;tl pershing ON the first punitive
"S''cditioD into Mexico. is in jail here
tonight. following the Shooting or
TH"nas McCarroii. Of this city, in
. = f.lks' home here. Mariowe told
the police he shot III seifdcfense and
said the affair resulted from Il quai
rel over :, game of cards. The on.
huiiet fired pierced McCarroii's neck.
physicians believe he has a chance
for recovery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
VII Attrn.i L.,...,

MISS tlara Jones Davis, OF .0o r:n f,
FRANKLIN street, will go to Indian
hiVcr PARK, Hampton Roads, the
nome of Ailan u Joncn. today 10
attchd the funeral OF hor uncle, John
"he!dOh Jones. who died suddcnk,
MI Jones was Il Confederate vcI .
Gran nnd for IA number Of years wa.
SUPERINTENDENT Of schools in Newport
news. He WAS of Il prominent Virginia
family and was wc!l-known In Rich
nionl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14

''t III IFENb. FINNS, oct. Il.
fi'. which started on the second
@""r OF n furniture ana hardware
store 1T hiiaSvilie. I-xas. today de
sir"ycd mere ;i,Hr ;w"-ia.ris Of n.
'i' 'ow"' 'fwrn'S-siy buildings
were turned. including seven hotels.
,!ir p"s;-oi,i,c and The Guaranty
-'"ts Bihi. :-c!nc rcIdcG.cS were
destroyed. I'll" loss Is estimated NJ
upward OF $4,000.
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OLD landmark ,,,,ru.

pOHBURY. MASS. Oct. i3.--Thc
old ord Store. built in 1925 and re-
Ruted to have been the nrst depart
mcnt store in Amcrica. was. turned
early today. New England ci.Lpcr
ships brought goods from Europe and
the West indies for sale over it's
counters.
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s:.oo.ooo Fire In Sugar ncancr,

..BERNILLE. IA., Oct. i3.-rh,
Peoples sugar I;eiimcr! at Ross hin.
three miles south of here, was de
stroycd by fire early thi. morning
cntailing II loss estimated AT 5000. 900
a steamboat and several bargcs an.
chorcd az the refinery wharf also
Were destroyed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
Voice OF tie People

letters Soc th" "Voicc al the
ir"pie" Cn!,imn should nat exceed
'''' words in length. he, ond Inn,
HaihDrr thc t.niIor rrscrvcs the
r's"t 20 Blue pclcii. Name upa
"."fre> must accompany cncL cous-
h""''1 si"'. nat ter publication. IL
'ne wrt"s does not wish IL. but
Hs evidence OF good fnIth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14

Following the practice Of writer's ho want
Ia lac sure OF selling their stun. Viii nov
tel! this little story OF Charles NJ. Schw.t''.
the steel man
Mr. Schwah. az banquet in Baltimore. dis
played an unexpected talent for impromptI
verge. r"iiowini; speaker who had r"tcrr"d
to his was; wealth. MrNSciwab rose ANA said:
9TH" mighty river Npw. aud flows
Between two o.ui;s ~ dirt
.\nd cH":y "'. who knows 'hu knows
h..rn"d rear own Re Ea";'!'
OF course. Nj S:chwuh nrvcr sa!i th!s but
IL maNcs son'. enough story tn CHALLENGE
IN" attention al a Wnsi'in-t"u correspondent.
anyhow.
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As. Aid "s Cigarette Manufacturers.

Ai!'NNI". Ca. rc;. l3.-Mauuf;,c-
nre"S oi cigarettes. cigars and s,nok :
ing ,ohacc" would bc asked 60 in
CLOS" warning of carclcssncs.;
AGAINST mrc in all Packages they sell
uhacr resolutions introduced here to-
day at the annual convention of the
annual Association OF Fire Ensi.
nNcrS.
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Nrw shir Lime s,nrts rrum u,n,1.

NU'HlLE, AI.A.. Oct. i3--'rhc steain-
snip ca"t"na. first ship to leave A,v-
hi!n in the coaatwise trade OF the
cnIi aad European Steamship Com
any, sa'!"d this afternoon for Pen
sic"!n. where She viii finish loading
Tor New York. Semi-month!y sail
ihEs Will l., maintained.
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The i.,1ccD:tuu,
THr I.NVVN'IUU.
rtanily popular with the !ai!oS.

Jones is certainly popular with the !ad!oF
is,'t hc?"
OH don't know | heard thai iuIE in In"
brown dress uiahn:: some hiGhty vicious TO
irI,rhs about him while ago
probably: but. Old tor, that happens t" Il"
his wifc."
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Cnar.ns. CON. Daily rhnught.

when man git mean dat Il. uuit E"in'
Z church / sclpc de cplcctio;r." said Char
coal Erh. ~ ~inativciy. "hc sure pull down
what's comin' T. him whcE - crap out In Il
ccllul golf ;;;t'nc Eat II prunc. Mis;ah Jack
SON
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Echoes from Down Home

According the president Of the Ameri-
Bankers Association. there is nothing to
indicate Chat tho world is going right straigh,
/" ruin. The bow-wows come Iis,:anc"
yet. dvspii. the cicaritcSs with Which they
are perceived by some OF our Drophcts.-Wil-
r.iMSton star
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he Weather
unrnish!d -, 1. = W.,tb., ,,,,.,,
iure, ast: vlrssnia-
Fair and WARNER to-day
ana tomorrow.
North taroiI,ia-I'uIr
nn'' somewhat warmer
t0..nr AMI tomorrow.
Local T-rtcrniur. y.,t,I,In,.

- i; "I tH.ui'rt'tt q, ........,- -,.. -.
~, imam '"ihUrin'uir ." H. H-... ~
N.l' .hHh! i"i",..i- a., So l.. No.. -
Nc "a g. 'i'cU. !re yrr. 'iuay ....... %
Noi rir' o. 'lU"i H''irr tor Mas date. -. IL
.''""l'G'y l'H'"1b-y ............... II
--Nt-tE elites MAJ IT,. Z ............... 49,
i-Sr.'a SHE Ia..aary i............. i55
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,ItIii!

"Nhcrc's your regular. Mabel 'Omt SEC
YOU with him any more"
'Saw. III rnrr Yeast:
Poor Yeast? Whc-cd yuh re; that, hnh?'
poor Yeast. that's him. lie cant raise
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Special Data.

Y Ihi L!rogtIOn. sIltnyt"Hti ~InH yn.uc.ts,
: w.. Clrhr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14

with more than six million iuen Under arms,
IL doesn't look ~ though the nations OF ihe
Garth expected .ve"ia@LinS peace. But ii iuay
hr that ti,"y :re Stcl.slS /" The old theory
that the best way to prevent WAT is t." pre-
pared for durham Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14

hc that thcy arc Stick.!S /" The old theory
that the h,st way to prevent is t.. pre-
pared for Durham Herald
Another interesting Development -; the
,'ua report. is that North car"lna leads tn.
nation in hig families. aud not only ;nat but
thor, is pure America nis!n in tho average
North Carolina family than in families in any
"thcr state. Coming down to real facts, II
* mighty few of the better things OF life IN
which ;hs state does not le;.d-Chariot;c OH
server
Cher" is going to bc railroad strike.
sass Warren q. Lee, president of IL" train
men hr"thcrEuvd. because. the average labor
leader Is not insane Ia the extent OF not
recognizing conditions Such being III" case,
wh,' much talk about it. ani h.!i"tin;
:toou; N'--Greensboro News.
Further lowering Of rodiscount rates III the
rcsvrV. ""nters is reported. That il oil
the Trims that heir. 1t was never intended
that the r"s"rr" banks should make money
Their money S!ouid IL" let ogt at The lowest
POSSIBLE :a;c consistent With sound business
mcthods- ;aleigh News and Observer.
"washinst"m Leads in Crime All Cties
Equalus it in Siac."--!fcadiirc in Washing
tom Posi-. IL the crimes committee by Con
;sY.Ss III The mEmc "I orat"ry and common
sense Washington leads without regard L.
S:c.- Nsh.vi'l. Clifton.
Every farmer should remember as cotton
goes "Nov" 20 cents tho increase rruIa sum
'n.r prices IL an" ~ the short cvOp-:iothing
"i~'. How about prices next October? They
viii J." low again II he south is uawise
"""rth To !.l"rt lars. acreage Kiis:"n
Tirc i'ress.
Wilsr making III cellars viii proceed as
uai:;r'. MOI enough jai!s 10 stop II. I'rohib.-
tom com.r slowly But it will be absolute
I'M D..
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I.n.pI iirinfull.

j."lniE.l - f!"i 'HdI"G : /. Mo-. SOH.
hain."l. - hUHiS tl0!.- /. ii ...... Son,
bthc'etr! s.nCH Are. ,............ toss
i'"h'i'L-y f'ntH "hH4HrS i.......,. 1000
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II OUR FRIENDS MO
favor Us with TnnHu- ip;s
anl Illustrations tor tun'
.iCut:on wish 10 have .uu-
available. articles "a
turned, thvy !nusi IA ~!
cases send STAMPS ;o'
ll..: pu-JoSc.
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Applt3Sr All. rOHhC$i-
CATIONS 10 Thr 1ri"s
lr.r..t,h Wul not 70 IN
Giytl4tis.
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.IGilgwEp%T: R.i,ioivh /.
r,.yat-. !SsAuuh rECa-nsc
g|lu"s'ius with ali de-
u.;trdou,s.
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llA%Cfi pFFiCfS' Wap!i
.ulgtoE. lic N"y Yo!y
Avenue. Sew ror- C!:y.
l2.;r, Avenue Huiid;ni::
Dh.trso. Peoples Gas
4.lIIiuS; rhiildrlpni..,
l'aluuin! Trus: i5ulitint.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14

Published yva>, az in the year p, Son;n
Tents S:tscS. Eiehnciu. Va. 10y Thc in'cs.
D'.f'atvh Publishing CO. .nc.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-09
Efficient Housekeeping
 By LAURA A. HERMAN.
Readers Discoveries.

headerS Discoveries.
 Mrs A B. H.: When I boil plain potatoes in saIted water, then drain of the water, to serve them I fold a napkin and put it over the potatoes and then put the cover on tight. In this way, the potatoes do not get dry as they do without a napkin over thcm."
 Reader Housekeeper: "I believe more housekeeperS would like to know of the little fluted paraffine cups now on the market, which I buy and put into the wells of my cup-cahe baking pans before pouring in the cake batter. By using these, one does not have to grease the pan: one never breaks the cup cakes in getting them out; and one saves hav- ing to wash a greasy pan after the baking. Small paper drinking cups may be used in the same way, cut down half size.''
 Bride: ''When I bake berry pie I always put my meat pan under it, in the oven, so that if any of the ber- ry juice bubbles over, it won't get all over the oven- It is so hard to clean an oven, And when l broil slices of ham or chops I always do the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-09

same; that is, I put the meat pan under the dripping meat instead of the regular pan which comes for this purpose with every store-and there by save the nuisance of securing a large dripping pan If I broil only chop, I use a pie pan under 1t to
 Newly-Weds: we have no chadng dish yet. but we serve all the deli cate chafing-dish dishes by cooking them in the top of our double boiler, can't have chafing dish dainties be- cause they own no chafing dish. For guest supper make a. Welch Rare bit, for instance. and put it on indi- vidua1 plates, on crackers than bring these plates into the dining room.''
 M L.: Here is my husbands fa- vorite tomato relish, which has rather hot taste: Tomato Relish: Is ripe tomatoes skinned by blanching, then put through the food chopper; 3 red peppers, 1 small onion (ci1op these two vegeables small a1soo; mace, tablespoons ground cinna- mon. teaspoons allspice, teaspoons ground cloves, 1-2- teaspoon mustard 1 teaspoon ginger. 1 teaspoon salt and 1-2 cups of vinegar. Simmer these ingredients together for 2 hours then turn the mixture into hot, ster- i1iZed jars and seal while hot"
 ReaGer-Subscriber: "Just try my original recipe for Apple Chutney; Feel, core and chop 10 sour apples, discarding seeds. Seed and cnoD 2 greeen peppers and pe,I and chop 5 large onions. Put these all into the preserving kettle, add I cup seed less raisins. 1 cup brown sugar, tea blespoon salt, l cup vinegar and 1 tablespoon mustard seeds and let simmer for 30 minutes. Then turn at once into hot, sterilized jars and seal while hot''
 Mother: 'I kept washing and ironing my title girls dresses con making her Cow GirP costume cit is just like a cowboy suit, only with skirts). My husband than made her a small tent of canvas for the back yard-and she plays happily almost all day, dressed in this little khaki dress, It has been such a help to me, for now I have only a few dress es each week to wash for her.
 TO-morrow-Two Fish Suppers
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some and to avoid that friction on the floor that has been caused by. "too much Individuality" The re- suit will be slower music and more expert proficiency.
 Perrys novelty orchestra has been engaged for another season, and will be heard on Saturday, and other as- senbies. Dancing classes will not form until the first week in Octo-' Der.
 MT. Guilty who already has held every office in the International As: sociation of Masters of the Dance of the United States and Canada, except the presidency, it is learned, has con- sistently refused this honor for three consecutive years. He has given as his reason that pressure of business is too great to permit his giving the time adequate to the office of presi- dent.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-09

period of years against the jazz dance. have told convention after convention of dancing masters that it was wrong to teach it and have not permitted it in my own places. To- day the toddIe, which is merely an- other name for the shimmy dance, is disappearing and the waltz is re- placing it. Bridgeport and Bridge port dancers have led the way.
 During the coming season the waltz will be the most popular dance. It is not the old waltz although the steps are the same with the addition of a one-Step. The dance is not so hard to learn as the old waltz and is more pleasing and equally as grace full.
 The fox trot also will be second in popularity and there will be some novelty dances, particularly the tan go trot. This is a combination of the fox and the old tango. There also will be the promenade waltz that has a walking movement, pivot, turns and some of the waltz steps,
 MT. Guilty asserts that the disa D. pearance of the quick and jerky dances is due largely to the dancers desire to get away from the more simple, steps that have become tire
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-09
ESCORT WILL
 HONOR SOUSA

Commander Albert J. Merritt of the American Legion has decided to ap- point a committee of former service men to meet Lieut.. Commander John Philip Sousa when he arrives in this city ~on Monday preliminary to his two concerts at the Casino here on that day. The Committee will be at the station when the March King arrives from Philadelphia and will serve as his escort to the Casino. Commander Merritt will announce the names of the committee tomorrow.
 Sousa himself, although then we'll along in years, immediately gave up all his professional activities as soon as the United States entered the war, and joined the Navy. He was sent to the Great Lakes Training school and