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The Holbrook news., 1921-08-12
Germany owes the United

Germany owes the United States $240, "A, 511 on ac- count of the American Army of Occupation that, under the terms of the armistice, it is obliged to maintain. This is a little matter that must not be overlooked when final settlement is made with that country and the accounts of the Alien Pro- perty Custodian are closed.
The Holbrook news., 1921-08-12

Any one who Is interested in agriculture, especially the pro- pogation and improvement of cereals and root crops by our fellow Californian. Luther Bur bank, should visit Middle River and see field of 624 acres of eyeless potatoes with no possible chance of the onions effectiDg the eyes of the potatoes. as Mir. Burbank has Literally bred the eyes out of potatoes. 1 asked Mir. Hennessey, the owner of the field, what advantage it was to plant a row of onions in between the rows of potatoes. He re- piled that the onions gave the potatoes strength enough to stand the smell of he Hindus while being dug.
The Holbrook news., 1921-08-12
BASE BALL

Fine weather, a fast field, a double header, and a large crowd-these make for an enjoyable afternoon of past inning.
 Manager Koury o f the Holbrook Browns and mana ger Lee of the Holbrook team joined forces and gave Holbrook fans a fine after noon of base ball.
 The first game scheduled was between the H. B. $ and the Winslow South Side team. This game was be- gun a little after 1 D. m., with a good crowd in atten- dance. Naunez on the mound for the H. B.'s pitch ed a very creditable game and should have won. The fourth inning was the star inning for the H. B. s, they pounded Ruiz, on the mound for Winslow to the tune of six runs, after having made one run in the initial frame. The slaughter in the fourth was Ruiz's undoing as Rubi replaced him in the fifth. Neither of these boys could hardly take Baca's place.
 In the fifth and sixth inn ings Winslow forged ahead making eight runs, three in the fifth and five in the sixth. Rubi in center field made a brilliant catch in the fourth frame.
 Twas a good game, al- though it didn't go but six innings. Threatened rain cut the first game short.
 R H E Browns 100 601 8 g Il. South s. 100 O53 9 6 3| RatterieS. R11iz Ruhi and
The Holbrook news., 1921-08-12

Mir. E. Smythe. one of Califor- nia's most eminent prunesters. together with his wife, Mrs Gwendoline Smythe, ourself and wife and someCalifornians future wife, all took little jaunt in Mir. Symthe's car (never mind the make) to view the magnlfi- cent splendor of one of hls justly celebrated prunerys. In view ing row upon row of this future boarding house fodder, we notlc- ed there was not an insect. ami maj, snake or other living thing m or around the trees. We thought everything had t s enemy, and so asked MT. Smythe in regard to the absence of all kinds of animal or insect life in his prunery. He replied there was nothing on land or sea, in the air above or the water below that would eat a prune except a native Californian. We then asked Mir. Smythe if he liked pruues, wherupon he lifted his eyes in the general direction of Betel guese and repeated the following Ode to the prune. "Oh prune, Oh prune, of dark
 ened hue,
 Next to my wife I sure love
 you.
 I love your juice, I love your
 rine;
 You are even better than Dago
 wine"
 'SWhen the evening's'sun is set
 ting low.
 Then I love to watch the crimson
 glow
 On your blushing cheek come
 and go,
 As the soft wind swings you to
 and fro.'
 The editor of The Stockton Stinger in last weeks issue is asking what has become of the bashfuI little tots of few years ago, who, at the approach of a stranger, would run and hide be- hind their mothers skirts. We do not know the Situation in Stockton, but here in Middle River there are no golden halred tots tall enough to even hide their face behind their mothers s skirts, to say nothing of their whole body. And, although the aforesaid g. h. tots seem to be growing splendidly as far as we are able to discern, they are not gaining much on the hiding sit uation.
The Holbrook news., 1921-08-12

Our women folks are very busy these days canning Japan cur rents. While in Arizona we of- ten heard of those entrants, how hot they were and how they warned up the entire pacific coast, making that country semi- tropical. As regards their heat. this IS very true, as our folks after skimming them off the water keep them on ice about As hours before they are cool enough to can. These entrants also make delicious jelly, if prepared with equal parts jelly fish, which ofcourse makes the entrants jell nicely.
The Holbrook news., 1921-08-12
Pelri6cadO's Nofe Book

Off in the direction of the Zuni Oil we'll from where our special car is setting, there IS an Island that is entirely planted to onions. AS seen from our ob- servation platform their color reminds one very much of the first glimpse one gets of the emerald isle from the cyclone ieck of a big liner, but ofcourse zhe smell is different.
The Holbrook news., 1921-08-12
R H E Browns 100 6O1 8 9 Il South s. 100 053 9 6 8

Batteries: Ruiz, Rubi and Torres; Naunez and J. Silas. Umpires; Swatzel an d Herod. Time 1:30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
WHY?
Copywright. 1920 by
Wheeler Syndicate. Tno
why do halI.marks appear on snveri

Why do hnll-mnrks appear on silyerf
To say that something bears the
hallmark" has come to mean that 1t
is genuine, unadulterated and above
suspicion. and the expression is now
frequently applied TO men, although In
the beginning IL was used only in con-
nection with articles Of gold or silver.
Strictly speaking, the hallmark is
the official stamp used by the Gold
smiths Company in England as
proof of the purity Of various metals
the name derived from the jewelers.
guild or hall and not from any re-
semblance 10 n hallway in the appear
ance of the stamp itself. The hallmark
for London. for example. Is leopards
head: for Dublin. harp; for Bir-
mingham, an anchor: for Sheffield, a
crown, etc. In addition to these marks
which Indicate the place at which the
metal was assayed. there are othei
symbols showing the purity of the
product. These symbols are expressed
in the form Of carats for gold and the
sterling" and standard" marks for
silver--the former meaning that there
are eleven ounces and ten penny
weight of pure silver to the Troy
pound and the latter that there are
eleven ounces and two pennyweight,
the standard for British silver coins.
The addition of a letter. signifying the
year in which the assay was made,
completes the hallmark and insures
The genuineness of the material used.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
ny Lee Pape.

Pop took I'm out to teech her how
TO play tennis this aftirnoon on ac-
count of ma having bin keeping on
asking him, and tonite at suppir ma
looked glad and pop looked the oppo-
site, ma saying. Well well jest to think,
my very ferst time out and beet you,
well well Jest TO think.
Holey smoaks pop, did ma beet you?
l sed.
Well / hardly call it that, sed pop,
and ma sed. well that's wat Id call 1t,
and / sed, wy, pop, wat did she do?
She batted every other ball so far
that / was completely Exhausted by
the time l came back from chasing
Il and then natcherly wen she axsident-
ly got the next ball in l was all out
of breth and in no condition to return
it, sed pop.
The fact remains that I won, and
that's the main fact izzent it. sed ma.
1t certainly is not, the main fact is
that 1 was playing tennis whereas you
were trying to play golf with ideer
that / was your caddy, sed pop.
| Now Willyum don't be silly, how
could l beet you playing tennis if l
was playing golf? sed ma.
That's jest it, you dident RELY beet
me. wat you reely did was wear me
out, you jest stood there resting vile
l ran a distants of proberly 5 miles al
together chasing wild balls. that's wat
you reely did, wat you reely did was
give a correct imitation of Babe Ruth
at his best, sed pop.
Now Willyum, you're conterdictinl
yourself, you know perfeckly wei
Babe Ruth is a base ball player, ",
awffen seen his picture in the papei
with a base ball bat, so how could
be giving a imitation of him if l wa
playing golf, you're conterdicting your
self right and left, sed ma.
Suppose we let the matter rest, Sc,
pop, and ma sed. Certeny. but l bee
you jest the same, and pop said, Yol
Exhausted me, and l sed,G pop, did shr
beet you by mutch?
Drink your soop, sed pop.
Wich / did.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
ANSWERED LETTERS.

Constant Reader: Please give n
recipe in your column for Apple-on-a
stick. l would also like TO know what
is usyi for coloring cake icings pink
and what / could use to color the
coating of the apples pink, too"
Answer: Vegetable coloring paste Is
used TO color both the icing and the
coating of Apple-on-a-SticlS. But
very pretty crush-strawberry colorins
may he obtained by using grape Jelly
. in the following way: Put 2 table
spoons OF grape jelly in bowl, beat
well. and add l teaspoon vanilla. Mix
and stir in 1 cup confectioners sugar.
/ This will ice cup-cal<es. You could
use crab-apple jelly in the same way.
Confcctioners coat their apples with
the following recipe::
Apple-on-a-Stick with Glucose:
Choose firm ripe apples and put a
/ four-inch-long stick in each one. Boil
/ together 3 pounds of brown sugar.
pint Of water and / teaspoon of glu-
cose until the sirup is quite brittle
when a little OF it is dropped into a
cup Of cold water. Then add l tea
spoon of lemon extract and dip the
apples in IL. Lay them on buttered
plate and remove before they are quite
cold II you could get a little glu-
cose from your neighborhood confec-
toner. this would be a good recipe to
use Tomorrow's column will have a
recipe for a coating without glucose
in II.
Mrs. s.: MY husband is making me
"A cretonne layette box and l would
like TO know If there is any perfume
which will keep away moth that
could put between the cretonne anG
lining?"
Answer: Use powdered orris or san
dal wood. While these are not guar
anteed moth repellers it is, neverthe-
! less. a fact that moths rarely attack
fabrics scented by these perfumes.
would advise you 10 use one of them
Halloween Hostess: q have my re.
freshments menu all planned and wan
, a recipe for Egg Kisses. as / thinl
these are dainty and good to serve in
stead Of cake. VIII you please pub
llsh one?'
Answer: ] think the kisses are a fin,
[ substitute for cake. To make then
beat the whites of eggs stiff. theI
beat IN * cup Of granulated sugar
str In 4 teaspoon vanilla and drol
/. by spoonfuls onto a battered paper OF
the inverted bottom OF a dripping par
/, Bake In very slow oven for l houi
: When they will stand gentle pressur
! with the finger without caving in, the
q are done. You can put two kisses to
y gether with a marshmallow filling,
!. you hke-simply melt the marshmal
lows in the top of double boiler owe
L fsimmerlng water, and color it red wit
- a little red jam.
@ Anonymous: please tell me how [
d can sweet potatoes
j. Answer: To Can Sweet Potatoes
i Wash in cold water. Place in a wir
d basket and dip the basket into boilin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25

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a,hl.s,a ,mn,up hack lium Mau'N
~ Aal ,hli,n down the drseum lead
lnv lNlh lhr chateau Alunr the town wan,
Hlh iHd ltii the town tulN u"'al.'
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la,AAtl lAlpe ltlulv W llul y. hhu nv
sll pAaAA the rlhee wher We 'eau'
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NiaA lalnu lhp, Whph this one Mr shau
nNl mptt ,hpnl' ! Npn un, 'io1wa'di
hut md nlalae, ealonlshcd and
l.au NNp, lNi iltlnu un lHHldr me- 'th,N
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muplAaN iia yuu wish thum Va take
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IA lhp lmfp IA q rnllup'
And hAtp lhpm utultAhr ua and lal
uN NNf uAffN
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dRnu
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tNn uN Whlph Nou bhuuld aah he t
hNtN tWi
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uUpHh Uahr ihpm lhMk Wp htr lfwhda
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h4tf hpl WNU
tl,o W.pN taHplN lunhpl in thrir arn'
AZ lhHt ualp. and they exchanged cun
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25

'haslnH Mr. Rabbit and they knew he
would ccme hack that way about the
time thcy planned 60 gct Mr.. Fox out
there
Mr, Dos was feeling rather down
tnFi horauHe Mr.. Rabbit had cscaps II
him. and when he caught sight Of Nh.
luk hc bounded toward him with
every intention ~ catching him n
rnsslhle 60 make up Tor losing Mr.
Nahhit
Mt IuN saw him Ia time 90 lear
ever a STONE wall and away they went
over lhe fields while tho little Coon
l9olhurs jumped un laughing from
hhind e. bic rock and ran toward MIR.
iuka home
Nuw why 90 WON suppose those mis-
thioNuuH little fellows had played this
tfltk uprn poor Mr, roN9 ] will tell
sou rhp Baceoon 8 a fisherman. and
sometimes be viii ho IN wait nj the
dgp ei pond or stream and with
his paw Clgvetlv hook out fish.
] happened that the Coon brothers
Wprc dOlng this very thlng one day
when Aluur vame Mr, Fox. bat al tha.
I minute Instead of CasChing a fsh one
Y Hillp Cunn brother had himself been
caught fur on the end Of one paw
when be- took ii out OF the water was
"a rrAh clinniur in no gentle manner
iiltle Cuon Brother wriggled an,
thuuh hia paw, but the crab clunf
hhrdrf than ever. and the other littl,
bfuihrr ran on as fast az he could
lflNhlehpd out Of his Wits
al ssF ~ n.
manhud laughed loudly and long.
iAtilu CuOn Brother managed 60 sc
700 uf q Va banging q against a tree
hul hp did not forgive Mr. Fox 10
lhurhlnr and thai is the reason tn
lDU0n brothers fooled Mir, Fox int
IWnnlnN uut one morning after a hel
ihat wasn't there 90 all and beinl
phnapd hy Mr, DOG.
n wHH quite late in the day whel
Ni luk hunnry and tired cut, cam
SLOWLY ihruurh the woods, bat IN
yuon brothers were waiting IN tire
nearby, and as ho passed under II the
lpulltd out. "CutsCut-ca- dah-cut, MI
luK. vutsput.oa -dah.eut."
Az. Fux looked up and saw who
Nah hut ho did not reply. lie wa
! luo tired lo DO anything but crawl in.
hod and SO 60 sleep but az he settle
into hla feather bed he said TO him
suli "a wouldn't have such disposI
lion ha those Coon folks for a goo
deal. very revonecful lot ! call them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25

Suddenly, when the head of their long
SOMEWHAT struggling line had Just
tearhcd the junction, and Blaise was but
q short dstcanc from il. came from their
lvadcf Va ,hatrc's cqucrry, | think
he order 10 halt, and then the clear,
sharp cry.
who goes thcrc7"
Before could answer, familiar
voice ncar their leader cried out:
III IA hls company, La Tournoire's
l sweat vi know the big fellow at the
head
The voice was that of the foppish,
cowarlly rascal OF DE Berqmn's band
! now saw that the three fellows left by
hlniac at Maury were held NJ prisoners
hN the governors troops Poor jacques,
doubtless, thought TO get his freedom or
sumo reward for crying out our identity.
u shall wiring your neck yet, lap
dog foafcd Rlaise
Al chance ol passing under false colors
was nov gone. A battle with thrice our
iufve SEEMED imminent. What would
hcinl julie II they should hc too much
inr lis' The thought made me sick with
hoftot At that instant | remembered
something
Halt" | cried 20 the men. II shall
vlufn m q moment, sweetheart Mon
aieuf, the captain and | rode forward
towards the leader of the governors
iuOps, your informant speaks truly.
Permit me % introduce myself. | am
the Slcur de- In rournoirc, the person
named IN that order With which |
7 politely handed him the pass that
had forced from la Chatre, which | had
ior time forgotten.
was about three hours after mid
h and the moon was not Yet very
low The captain taken hy surprise in
81 respects, mechanically grasped
document and read t.
70 isa "a pnss he said, presently,
staring at Il and at me IN a hcwildercd
manner.
AS ynu see, for myself and all my
COMPANY, said |, signed 10y Nj. dc la
ChnlW
lcs u is his signature"
It's seal, nlso, YOU will observe"
do, Vet, Il Is strange. Certain
uplcr that ! have received. in fact,
orders to which | have Just been at
tending, make this very surprising. |
cannot understand ~"
u Is very simple While YOU were
attending 70 your orders, was making
d tvaly with NJ dc Ia Chatre. In ac-
rnfdance with u, ~ wrote the pass
lle viii, doubtless, relate the purport
ol our interview as soon ~ YOU return Ia
lhc chateau know that he is impatient
lot your coming. Therefore, since YOU
have seen the pass, shall not detain
Nuu longer
(ro hc Concmded)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25

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tsHN NNlNlH hNpW hs was there fm
iN hHA N NlW iuN aluhH EARLIER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
\. W. G. A. NEWS.

Members uf the pollyanna club
hatn MANNED hike FOR this after
nnun % mopt az the club rooms at
au u'rluph and 80 90 Miss Mary RAM
SAYS home. at Guycncourt Upon
ihpH arrival thp guests win have the
novelty ct cooking their supper out
Boo ihr uuun.
Al lhp meptlnr of the ~ L. G. club,
lhia pNunlnn, ukulelc class VIII be
formed.
Initiation uf now members win be
hfld nl thp meeting ~ the Joan OF
AlU tmh tomorrow evening. AZ the
lluHr uf ihpar oNprelaes there viii be-
anuNunn present lfum the Whining
lun Community service who viii tell
ihr story uf "Junn nf Are
1hr oflHlp and liIaWntha Corps viii
tulH Halloween party at the club
nHms sos MHfhol street. nest Friday
etHnluN ln addition iu the members
m ih0 NurHs boys have hoon invited
W pniUt ihp pfuninH On saturday
unNH uetuhm sa The Friendship
tWh Wlil aAp d Halloween -. M
uNnfg N ln gag llgnl-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
THE SANDMAN STORY

M Abby Phillips Walker
t,usb, psl he Mcmc Newspaper New York c,,J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25

cowrsN, sos es D. o rss GO. the rage CO.. Successor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
BY Laura A. kirl<man

water long enough to loosen skins
(about TO minutes): plunge into
cold water a minute, and skin. Then
pack the potatoeN into glass Jars which
have been boiled 10 minutes In clear
water (you may pack them whole, or
cut into slices) Add 1 teaspoon salt
TO each jar and fill tho jar with boil
ing water; adjust rubbers and covers.
particularly seal" (that is push the
top wire up over the glass cap but
do not press down the side one) and
boil the jar for 30 minutes under boil
ing water. Take out and put top
wire over cap, thus sealing completely
Tomorrow-Hallowe'en Cakes and
Candies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
Dyed Her silk
Stockings 10
Match Skirt

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25

A special rate is given for 6-days
and 3-days consecutive insertions
which gives a good saving 10 the
atlvertisers-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25

Hank Wiley, once wild an popular.
is livin' very simple in Kansas with
one wife an used car. Next L
findin' good cigar tn hardest thing
is locatin' a gypsy woman's waist
line.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-10
Lame, Painful Back

A lame back may be due to a strain but the vast
jority of people who complain Of pains IN the back
know very well that it not violent exercise or work
but the contrary lack Of physical effort that rendered
of Poisons in the blood. These have entaled an excess
of work the kidneys, they have made the kidneys
somewhat sluggish and the urine shows that the blood
is loaded with uric acid In most cases the lame back
is not alone in symptoms There is dizziness the sight
is dim or blurred the skin Is dry clammy, the legs
and feet SWELL there are ery feelings and cramps in
the legs and many other signs at first scarcely noticed
Try Kirns Kidney Tea if you experience any of these
troubles and you will note big difference in every
twenty-four hours The benefit Is simply wonderful
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-10
Just Like a River

The circulation of the body has all the elements to
purify itself provided left alone do has
been invaded by those certain diseases which hui
agency has yet been able with any degree
of certainty.
Like running river that purihes itself within Ger
tain limits the body will tend purify itself and all it
needs is help. That is why Kirns Kidney Tea is so
highly recommended and why nearly everyone needs
it and will greatly profit by its use
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-10
Don't Be Afraid

No matter how downCast you may be with variety
Of depressing sensations do be afraid of Kim Kid
ney Tea.
Notwithstanding It's prompt action and wonderful
eminative influence it is perfectly safe and harmless
for men, women and children. 1t Is not secret drug
mixture but an herbal compound just natural to the
system a medical sense as beef eggs bread and milk
are in food sense. The best doctors know there Is
nothing better for the purpose than the ingredients of
Kim Kidney Tea and if people used more generally
the work OF the doctors In treating types of dis
would be greatly assisted.