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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17
RosBER TRAPPED WITH BOOTY
Treasure Fronn SAINTS Shrine. stolen
last November. Recoverec ~
Clever Police Work

The historic Thirreenth century
treasure OF ST Elizabeth Of Hungary.
which was stolen from the saints
shrine ~ Narburz last November has
teen recovered According % Tie Ber-
III correspondent ~ the London
Tine afrer having been buried in
TIE back garden q a London suour-
ian house
TIE recovery IT, due 70 The vigilance
or the Frankfort police Six men took
part H. the robbery last NeF emner.
and i've n them ssrre arrested soon
after There was however no sign
81 the stolen treasury nnl the men
Obsfinately denied all knowledge OF
n.
Eventually. the police got up 70 the
track q the sixth man. Emil KeIl-
nan. II was found that m The mean
tine he had been % London; be vas
watched. however. and on his return
he was arrested. During his detention
the inquiries q The detective Ted the
police 20 believe thar Kelman had
hidden the Jewels IN England. II was
assumed that n he were set free. he
would probably g. them. He was
therefore let out on bnn ~ the same
time he was kept under strict hut
Secret surveillance BY the police on
June Is Keiinnn went 20 London 70
fetch the Jewels and on his return a
few days ago he was rearr@Sfed At
CIeFes on fhe German Dutch from
tier where De was taken red-handed
with the missing Jewels and pearls.
ia in number. hidden IN his clothes.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17

Alice went with her brother. Ben. 10
SEE her first bsxing exhibition. Through
with a blasc ar ~ a regular boxing
fan Then when the main battle be-
gan she yelled with the best OF them.
In the seventh round Of the battle
there was a surprise in the form OF
q Knockout. The crowd went Wild.
Arce cheerec and cheered. After
tine she and Ben pushed their way
through the crowd 70 the street.
~weli. how did you Ike ifT Ben
asked.
TT was wonderful Alice enrhused-
Put ! never saw anyone act 20 stingy-
They might AZ least have given one
encore
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17
CARD or THANKS

-ist u expires ~ Thanks o. TIE
=o-s-z OF DisrTicr Ne 3 FOR their loyal
s1n-,5rr both durlng tie primary and IL
to GENERAL election last Tuesday /
pror-'sse the people q M district that
4, r--.,ru / shall Go 1y utmost - make
rbe f'ssr possible magistrate.
Henry Pollock
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17

rcn o. Dr. Mc1fuiiin - that their eyes
iliiy De- examined for this disease. Many
responded - the call "a the first yet
There are many more who are afflicted
ANA who should hc there.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17

While walking along the north shors
:, i,orSe AXE. British Columbia. . read
~ found two dead ash under curious
circumstances. q ing about three feet
.ohS ana sucker about II inche.
,.n2' The ling had tried 10 swallow
me sucker head foremost. nm. the
rony OF The latter was too ,hf~k ec~
~ ,nr"ar and the stiff nm On the back
p me sucker. acting like the barb Of
"sn-n''k. made II impossible for
The ling to free himself
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17

When the ivory handles II your
knives become spored 20 over them
once va a while with vet baking soda
and dry quickly With a clean sofr
cloth. Never put Ivory In water; IL
viii turn Il dark
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17
TRaCHoNA CLINIC
NENT TUESDAY

The second trachoma clinic for HEX
mn win b. held Tuesday. Dr. ,Mni.
lIn. who was here az the Grst. win D.
r,r..srnf with his assistants The clinic
will - held az the city haIl building.
slld al are urccd o. hiring their child
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17

The ensier n gets % srick 20 the
ONCE chair literally. the harder Il r. 70
stick % IL hguratlvely.-Bo Tran
scrlpf-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17
No -na.lonal. IN little.

m the United States which does noe
have national" a. part OF IT. name
II Is the Bank Of North America %
Philadelphia. special act Of con-
<ress Is required 70 permit q national
bank 10 operate as such without IN
dfcafing the fact that IL In . national
bank IN It's name.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17

-Some o these days. says a Georzia
philosopher. you'll see things 80
clearly thar you'll wish you were back
where you're located now. and you
won't have a return ticixet.--Aflan,a
Constitution
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17

.)-rosi-rs refund rio1cy IL rJlZO OINTMENT fails
10 .Ir. Itching. Dnl Biecd.nf or PrQtrndiur Piles
Instantly reIIevcs frctin1 Piles. ara you ran 9cs
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17

Winchester Pump Gun m good con-
oition- Can BE seen az Rice's shoe
Store. 21-2p
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17

Harry Duhia and wife. Of Chica 20.
have returned home after visit TO
joe CaDfilion.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17

Plain sewing done by Mrs r. Jack
son. ~lf Caflcff St Up
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17

Mrs Kelly ~ Fulton. T. visiting her
son. y. 4. Kelly. and wife.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17

New neckwear now on display At
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
G1LOSheS

The workings the Of mere
gaohes Now that winter Is with u.s.
they wearing them unucked IN
fact no girl who considers fashionable would
how unbecoming they would be
they not the ankles!
dressing establishment
eyebrows puckedor do
the of reddnng the
high degree She will her waist
will do in the of beauty
bottom it alshe viii
on duplicates grandfather when he
unlike grandfather she refuses
taking usefulness Not only that
the things off there be dis
highest would make the
combination Of tight shoes and fppy
gaoshes.
that the thing do
the o stockings.
anything
would the
majority supposed to imagine they
Napoleons
But girls should be- permitted to have
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
Helping the Farmer

Efforts to assist dspong OF their corn crop
poht are to the midst OF the corn oel
and although Hoos great agriculture con
times to be the rnainsta commonwealth With agriculture the p
cipal industry principal behooves the State " assist
the farmer in his
The Indiana farmer IS actually recei5
only an bushe his and that cost MN
produce it. This SITUATION cAHno co'o
without disaster market his at pTof or he VIII
not pay provide for his family and goodness
knows the is plenty Of taxes from him.
receiving than % cents pushed m
his corn that he unable to hold 1t and a' as
of time be secured Loans 10 ue
farmer would enable m to achieve this result
assisting
the farmer profit that such action IS
paternaistc that other business is not similarly treated
hans this kind of pateram good thing occasionally
similarly helped
he said that prosperous business will come around
Socialism. and paternisn type during the
emergency measures Peace %
emergencies
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
MMadH's Benutu

To have beautiful complexion one
must work in many directions. It can
not be obtained solely by an outward
application Of cosmetics. but we must
build up our compilations on a more
lasting basis. In other words, healthy
body. The skin is strong and viii en-
dure great deal OF inside harm with
ont showing it, but in time it VIII sue
cumb. One may always bring to mind
some friend Who breaks all the rules Of
health and vet possess q beautiful skin:
put that only proves that she is very
fortunate in having a very tough skin
and tissues. Sooner or later the skin that
Is putting up fight against an uusound
BODY and poor care, must give up.
one should have plenty of sleep. plenty
OF fresh, pure air, and plenty of exer-
else It is hard TO say which is the
most important toward the maintenance
or GOOD health. Sleep is the time nature
devoteS To rebuilding. and in which tired
nerves are rested. Those who chest them
selves OF sleep do q serious wrong to
taeir todles and lines soon develop
around the eyes and mouth for this very
reason.
A normal. healthy adult requires but
elEht hourse' sleep, but If one feels run
down, or is just over an illness. or has
very trying work. during the day. rom
fen 80 twelve hoU-se are not too fnucb.
On the other hand. II you ara healthy
and don't work hard. don't sleep more
chan e--ht hours. Us IL viii do you no
good. Rather get up and exercise. The
De3uty sleep is supposed to come be-
fore i O'Clock; bear this in mind.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
The Shirt of Contest

The last Saturdays the annual crowds
soobn ro giving CAV appearance their floating
coored To them for the moment the most
important thing particular to come cut
..ssaaour or OF struggle victorious
persons may inclined smile and then to change their
sTs into an attitude sometimes wonder
t generation doubts not
wasting its time time wasted As matter
Of fact in not large doses Of well rounded
education s
True the result of game importance in The
sum total of affairs generally be for time to
those directly spirit contest is important and that
what is being developed the The spirit
around the thing that makes
successful me
When leave the campus and the
that spirit Of contest
oured sports them we'll Great things have been
accomplished only competition This Is true
heads put everything they employees Loyalty root for the
home team political party succeeds through its members dis
the
war was made possible through the home
The shirt that accomplhes this
respect football is a valuable part o education.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
DUSTIN IARNUM HOLDS
TIE SCREEN At ISIS.

Tho isis as a Thanksgiving week ofror-
lnc is presenting Dustin Faruum In ",rho
Devil Within" 1t rs dramatic I'm nature
and Is story Of the South Seas. Far
mum Is cast as a cruel sea scaptain who
does not see tho need OF beng a law
abiding citizen Of any country,
Fanum as the captain, manages to
keeP the upper hand over HIS Grew Av
brute strength. not by his hratu lie
would make a good sea pirate. He even
steals an idol from a native tribe on Al
South Sea island and In 50 doing witch
woman prunounccs a curse upon him
The curse works to such an advantage
that the captain becomes a feeble man
before hts years would warrant It under
normal conditions, Things become in
5arcsdng when the natives start ont to
recover their idol
The love of a good woman drives the
brute nature ont If the sea captain and
when she dies, leavig a son The son
marries and they have a son, Both the
father ana mother Of this son are killed.
The captain then deYotes his attention
to HIS grandson and his aim is to stamp
out the inherited brute" strength
which they boy possesses. The brute
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.


You remember in the las story left
of at he place where Puss Junior had
So q good night TO the farmer and his
wife, because it was SO late ard he didn't
want TO ST up any longer to finish his
story Of adventure Wen, the next eve
ming after supper he commenced where he
had lElt off. He was telling them about
Eapunsel and how the wicked witch had
carried her away to the desert.
"Of course said Puss Junior. when
Tom Thumb and I reached the woods
sitter climbing down from the tower, we
looked in vain for RapunseL By and by
we heard footStep. and whom should
we come across but The Prince who was
In love with her But Slos. the poor fell
low had lost his ey"Si-It
"lou See. the wirsel witch has dis
covered him In tine tower with RapunSel.
SO he had Ieaped from the tower into q
bramhle patch and had lost his sight
well, as I was saying, as soon as
we came up to the poor blind Prince
he turned 10 us and said; Have you
seen my beloved Bapunsel?' We are seek
ing her ourselves I answered. and then
I told him about the wicked witch, and
after thar We three set out, together to
find the lost RapuuSel and after many
days Of travel we came to a desert.
Tom Thumb. who wandered off some
distance. suddenly shouted. II see eameis
approaching. Let as wait. Perhaps they
Will carry Us across this sandy sea -
After a while the camels drew near
and we saw there were three, one for
each Of rs, and when they came M TO
where we waited they knelt down for us
10 mount. which we did after lifting up
Tom Thumb. for he was so small he
could not look ovNr to toadstoOl. Then
we set out 10 across the desert. The
sun beat down and burned our faces
aud the sand blew and blinded our eyes.
but still, we pressed forward. and after a
long time we came in sight of an oasis
"AS we drew near the cluster Of palm
trees we saw a woman standing on the
edge Of the sand looking towards us.
And no sooner had we come up to where
she stood than she gave a cry Of Joy,
and the Prince on hearing her voice.
shouted. 'Rapunsel. Ropunse1"
Then he leaped from off his camel
md folded her in his arms Rapunsel
was so happy at finding her Prince that
.ears Of JOY fell from her eyes. and some
" these touched his eyes and made them
we'll again.
"Then we mounted the camefs and made
1ff towards the castle which we reached
IN safety that evening. @Copyrigh 1921.
(TO BE COntipuedD
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
STUFFED ONION.

Use the large Bermuda onion when in
season (or the SPANISH Remove the
outside skin and boil for ten minutes
in sailed water; drain, and return to
the fire Cook until tender, but not bro
ken. Remove from the stewpan, drain
and slightly cool Remove part Of the
center, and prepare stuffing with onion
which you have removed chopped fine
and mixedi with bread crumbs cold
chopped chicken, lamb left over from
roast or boiled leg, one-half cup pc
cans and moisten with tomato juice or
cream, and two tablespoons butter Mix
all wei together and refill onions.
Sprinkle with buttered bread crumbs,
place in buttered bake dish, and cook
until well done and crumbs are Drowned.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
MT. Everest Climbers
Well Up in World

LONDON, Nov 21-Tho latest letter
from Colonel Bury, the leader OF the ex
rrdiHon to Mount ENereSt' Is puohSheu
In tho Calcutta Engiishman,
10 reports that the expedition at the
end of July established camp at a
holrht Of 5000 feet above RoncbuR
Monastery, which Is about fifty miles
from Everest
In this monastery 1.-Two 400 hermtts and
nuns Wild sheep and birds, having no
Pear OF man, eat from the hands Of the
partv. Birds settled on their shoulders,
Colonel Bury reporta that way to
Everest has not vet been found, It
will he thinks, be a work of Intense
toll
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21


Three-four5hs cup sugar. l cup boil
ing water. ~ tablespoons Of cornstarch.
tablespoon -four, yolks eggs, 1 table
spoons lemon juice, grated rind Of 1
lemon Z tablespoonful OF butter, few
grains Of salt
Mix and sift cornstarch. -four, sugar
and salt add boiling water gradually
while stirring constantly. Cook over hot
water until mixture thickens Renove
FROM range. add butter. egg yolks
slightly beaten, grated rind and lemon
Juice. Line pine pan with rich pie
paste, brush over with white of egg:
lthis keeps crust from becoming soggyl. .
turn in mixture which has been slightly
cooled and bake until pastry is wen
drowned. Remove from oven. cool
slightly and spread with meringue: re-
turn to bake and brown meringue
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
Enfina

proposal citizens caught eating
much and dport This action contemplated be-
scarcity the
eat more their share.
This probably interesting
health OF individuals sOcalled
blaming Of the Ills humanity
ing them that obesity is
anything like merely
eating building food Then there the the
vftamnes, whatever they
considerably
they the right kind of food
Hndenburg should
German banquets anything like those America nobody
tends them viii violate the y
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

this week Profit by the blunders Of
Wallle. The chap has n "turrlble" time
Of Shaking" Jesslca and still more
difficult time Of squarlng himself with
Marian. which Is Glorlas first name in
this movie
Just between VIC two, this Swanson
picture gave me some good entertain
ment, because as you know this Swan
son person hasn't appealed to me-
have considered her ns being fno
looking clothes rack. upon which GER
tain director heaped fine buds, jewels
and the like for movie fash. OF course.
you remember that terrible 1.-THE Great
Moment" which Ellnor Glynn wished
upon Gloria.
After yoU sec Miss Swanson In this
Hight ana really funny comedy at Loew's
this week you can forgive her for some
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
MONDAY.


,,.u " en- n' LAST | snow CIe "oIs., va, "'9
M IIo'ptr greeting aS nei Du9 D',llO
"ppe"teU at the hi'cneH uooi ." Ms
0 i,,,, II On me OHiTe'
w W ''II ''''S ZINC 'u pPV5s'
""S MS venture DIT guess "S 10 ""'
she meant
res, II arrived Ia 'he man JuSL atler
you 'ell MS HiorHlns' anu "ouiu na'e
i l'iS y"u up 70 zen y" eAo'p1 'i'..
tol's instance eau "o'l-u li",1 o''II sun
an e1lra.asanee' rtPlieI 'lFS IL IIo'p per
as ','t l-tu "a, '-' ia ~. e-..,.15
s"9 80 , 49, Siie "''U 'uS' H'''9'-e'-
piei,'' aHs "i"Hei' ,...
eH' now much was 1t inquirer
iAenry.
nuhdrea uoiiars' dhS"eIeu ~ Do
hooper IN tohe 81 reheI' Dlah you
thihk il would be a great deai more:
wen. yes d.d. admitted Mr
Hooper. but you see we've had SO little
experience with doctors since old Dr.
GRAY died that don know no" we
could have guessed how much II would
be
Except that this doctor Is considered
very expensive by every one III MaEheld
because he has come here SO recently
III Tor over SIX weeks ana when she was
at her worst he came twice n day Mrs.
hooper remlnped MIN
That's true said Mr.. Hooper. land
from what Briggs. who is always send
ing for him to attend some member Of
ms FAMILY. SAID about the way he
charges, | certainly thought we would
be the rest OF our lives paying that bill
But hundred dollars. l cal thai
very small amount for, saving Betty
Il quite agree with you said Mrs
Hooper.
Where is she now" Inquired Henry,
starting for the living room.
II took hor upstairs to bed about an
hour ago replied Mrs. Hooper. 'She
has been down here all day and I don't
think she is strong enough 10 sit up for
dinner for another week at least"
W hen Mr.. and Mrs. Hooper were seated
together IN the living room after dinner
While Roger and Helen prepared their
home lessons in the dining room. the
subject Of the doctors bin came IN
again
az took those two bonds. IN tbo bo,t-
ms ,o,r o~,5 ~ r,o,5 r, ~, -
Ietod frtersst ,-l,icb .-,,,,--5 - 80 - ,,
eoid NJ H.
-. =. - .,..
-, - ~ ~ '-''' never M
NJ. - y1S me- .ar. On 'il'Sf nus SaIa
AlrS- hooper II beln& something that
We sou-a a0d 60 our income from time
90 N'lie even i Il j. only a mite never
occurred 70 ne Those two bonds that
We managed 20 boy as patriotic duty
during the war haTe never before seemed
like an investment"
cor even quite Ike money in the
bank" continued Henry. I've mover
thought much about them EIGHT exrarr ae
something we might eaU II va ersr
needed money badly or I'm coes ~ arr
emergency rnt t,5 y - ~ -
feeling abor7t tb,,, .).7-- -
jar 81 rho 49, Ia, '-''
o-,1 to-5.,7 - -. -, 49, C'"i','NS
-, N----' "---'i' - "-'te
- ''.--.t 4''" APEt' i5->- until
~0s -, -
b., - / N''e 'Nein listed IN our
~. ~ 1N'N"tl "S properly JUST as
A-4N AA't-Et - an asset men really Efclta
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

Rumors. persistent for weeks. Of crisis
in the domestic life Of Miss Alice Brady,
actress and daughter Of William A.
Brady. thcatricaI manager and producer.
found confirmation in Supreme Court
order revealing she had sued James L.
Crane for .vorce. James L. Crane. who
is the son If Dr Frank Crane. editorial
writer and publcist, is charged Ia the
complaint with misconduct with young
woman last August Miss Bradys mar
riage took place while her father was
in Europe, news Of f. not becoming public
until two days later. Ii was romance
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

voak and see Clio
ria Swanson stage
81 trick which tied
wallace Reid to
her apron string
for life (Of
course, only in the
movies, not IN real
Bfe.)
Gloria outgener
ais Dorothy Cum
ming as JessicR
Ram sey, one Of
those famale pal
pests, IN Don't
Tell Everything. g"
Wallie GETS a bad
start with Gloria
as Cullen Dale
when he tells her
entirely too much
about his former
love affairs. Eel
lows. you, too,
have a chance to
lenrn & bunch Of
things Mt LOew's
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
CORN SnTp

One can corn. one cup boiling water
three cups milk one small onion. two
tablespoons butter, two tablespoons
-four, salt and pepper to taste.
Chop the corn fine, add the water and
simmer twelve or fifteen minutes: rub
through sieve. Scald the milk with the
onion, remove onion, and add milk to
corn. Bind with the butter ana -four
cooked together. Add salt and pepper
and serves with popcorn that has been
freshly popped
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
FIFTY VOICES REAP HARVEST OF APPLAUSE AT CIRCLE
mt Evils 4Lhanl6ra
Splendid!

Splendid!
That's my verdict Of the Circle ensem-
bic Of, fifty voices as fine a singing or
ganization as one would care TO hear,
which made its first public appearance
at the CT Gle yesterday afternoon.
Fifty splendidiy trained singers take
part in a colorful presentation Of The
Landing eff the Pilgrims" an artistic pic
torial suggestion Of the spirit Of our
ancestors. Because Of Thanksgiving
week. the Circle mana cement has gone to
great care and considerable expense in
giving its patrons something to be thank
full for.
There are good many things that
7 like about this musical Offering but I
admire most of all the good taste and
the impulse which prompted the theater
management to present THE Landing Of
the Pilgrims" 1t is not a juvenile or
amateur attempt to do an historical
pageant. 1t is dignined. beautiful,
stately and well-handled attempt to lift
a little higher the Circles standard Of
entertainment.
TO the sound of music, the curtain
parts and the stage becomes n frantic
ocean beating against the stern and rock
bound coast upon which the Pilgrims
landed AS the waves" lash against he
- ~. 80 - -, ...'S
nii'--;, ,..st,res .ncar 70 conc rf+ht
-. u-ii0S' @it'"t q" 0olH1 nv
"U' o' '"1 ~, e'"' 10" me 'n'i "s '.5t'''0
10 '"e "uO1N"Jg SoI-S % ma" ~ ne
Hio. M, ,,I,,,,,, 80 -,.1,..1, oh+ai7,a5 tv,
ISL ne '"iuiuc % Ilei'uH oo'a4's" py
e N''.
- ,,,,,,,I.l.r ,.r ~, o,,,r,,s orc os fo1
49,.
Sa1.;s+. RoIord Jordan
canrano. Modiaskab Gfuesnie Bur
ziria Nedaris Le OVerdi Alvin. Irma
Wqldvorel Anna Hicks Edna starh1ck.
MARGARET Stefen. Marion Crumrinc. Hen
rietta Riegger, Iva McClintock. Anna
Chandler Lucille Baker NagdaliDc Ar
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
RAKED LIMA BEANS WITH PORK
CHOPS

Take one pound Of lima beans, and
soak them over night Boil until tender
then drain and pour into a shallow pan
Mix ono teaspoonfut of dry mustard with
cold water till It is smooth. Add two
tableSpoonsful Of strip and season with
ono and one half teaspoons Of salt and
little pepper and mix with the beans
Have pork chops cut four to the pound
cover top Of beans with the chops.
sprinkle with salt and pepper ana put in
n hot oven; bake forty five minutes.
turning the meat several times and add
ing water as peeded,
Copyright 1929
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

passion does show up in the boy and fol-
lows in the same path of the grand
father The love of the sea captain
saves his grandson from being a brute.
other is the cast includes Virginia
ValH, Nigel De Bruller, Hazel Dean and
others.
A movie comedy and an educational
movie completes the bill at the Isis this
week