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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
Made Witt, Cheese

Deiigh fri Cheese D:sa. Toast a
sl.ce 81 white bread for each person
tie family and cul IN one-inch
strip lens hwise Put in huttered
san ana pour on layer Of grated
cheese fNew York cream cheese pre-
erred SEE son and so on till you haze
Sod all ef The toast Each layer
must cousis; of one piece of Toast cnt
n in.h strips Then take one egg
MI one cup Of milk. heat and pour
over lie toast and cheese. Put in
ncdium oven and bake twenty to
weniv- tive minutes
Cottage Cheese Pie-t0pe cup coz
age cheese. Two and oae-tllird cups
ug4r, two and ono-third cups Of milk,
wo egg yolks teaten. one tablespoon
melted fat salt. ne-quarter teaspoon
vanilla Mix the ingredients In the
order given Bake the pie in one
crust. Cool II slightly and cover it
with meringue made by adding two
al lespoons Of sugar and one-half tea
spoon of vanilla 10 The beaten white
of tMu eggs and brown IN SLOW
oven
Cooked Salad Dressing With Cot
tage Cheese One quarter tablespoon
mustard. one-qnarter tablespoon SAIL
NO tablespoons -four. one tablespoon
sugar, three quarters cup Sweet milk
me- ghth teaspoon caspnae pepper
faur al IL ICONS eaitaga cheese enc
"a xltf
al IL goons ildf5er ane-Aalf cup vine
-ar. lib together The DRY Ingredients
lm egg yelas slighslg eaten
Adj menfd huasr. cold milN and not
-inegGr III tho orler named. stirring
until perfectly smooth. Cook the mix
ture iii double loiler until thick
encd. To lie sliflv teaten whites Of
ggs add fur tablespoons OF coftafe
cheese which has first heea nentral-
rel With the soda. and fold this mir
ture into the cooked dresssns. SRI
the POW i5lsoit hosl If cold wafer and
eat until eo"l and smooth
Cottage Cheese Bal i. 0n''-lialf cup
thick Niile sauce. made f''en cae-
llaii tailk tsa tablespoons siaur
oaa naon fat salt ai3.l u apcr
vo cotfage clleese, two cnps
si.ss.is sa1,a.0se cre eEK. lea esi
3re.,t afalft A!e' nod Make white
,lee. Gradually lcat cottage cheese
nto il. Add masne Iesatoes. season.
ahe asa %oft talls roll in bread
rtlr t1eu II fsatea egg, taen il
'.re. rumis again IsrS IN kettle 81
,eVi fat until golden trown. These
heese balls are delicious served With
aafo sance
Ratcd Crackers With Cheese.
rste-.s.y large crackers. one and one
Aalf cups milk. one cuD grated cheese
one tablespoon -four, one-quar;er tea
1 spoon salt. one-half cup bread crumbs
Cut crackers into small pieces; pour
milk over them and drain off at once
then make sauce with the milk
-four cheese and salt.
Into buttered baking dish put lay
ers Of soaked crackers and cheese
sauce: cover with bread crumts ant
brown In the oven This Ii a fin,
meat substitute, and costs less than 2
cents.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
CITY AND LINTHICUM
GIRLS DIVIDE HoNoRs

The Girls Dodge Ball team Of the
Asnil'niis Grammar School played the
IRIS; gane u The season III Linflicun
Heights. sc teraay, under the super
Vision Of i9e Public .Mhletie League
u Baltia!o
Dnring ile fall Dodge Ball has been
the most lnlnlar game in hoth schools
aud Tire te3hl work OF 10th showed tile
results OF Practice The game wis
fast and very exciting and the teach
ors. girls aIsd boys OF Linlhieum were
ret l2ckins in cheers fer both teams.
The game consisted OF two innings and
ended with a score OF IL :. in favor
of Annapolis
A iwo-inning game of Long BAL
was also PLAYED. This resulted in i
score CT 4 10 3 In favor of Lnthieum
Both teams played exceedingly well
Those des rving special mention be-
Ing Doris Dove Marcia Elliott. Eliza
beth koch. Elizabeth Robbins ant
Hilda Lee. q Annapolis. ard Grayee
Dorsey Eiie Covingfon ana Carnelia
Burgess. u Lintlicum. The teams
were as follows
Annapolis Doris Dove. captain
Marcia Elliott. Elizabeth NOVEL;
Elizabeth White, Mary Lewis T. KING
G. Cadell. +. Koch f. Robbins. II
Lee. dbs flutes q Higrs ana y
Hill.
4 Linthicum Crave Dorsey. cap
tain Idnri Pardee. N I.intllicnm. G
/ kowalski, G. Burgess. F. Coyington
A Frank, Erdmann, Murray sn2der
4 Substitutes Cromwell and Neall
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
Dr.. w. C. Claude Improving

Or W. Clement Claude. who has
heon indisposed at his residence on
st. John street for tile last two weeks.
Is now in an improved condition,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
SUPPER BY TRINITY
CHURCH SUCCESS \

The supper eiveg
cry ASsotul iy Reog
Al Society III Trii
very successful z hf
entertainment calisc
county and embraced lM
First Methodist Iiillrsa
IN Methodisls IL -
also we'll represent
Sas an exccllenl on
an ample abnnlanf' "a
The proceeds sill
ing for The lot rece}.is
the church on W.
ipon which ibere
$500 and which lise
of finishing before a
ference in March 1hr
and was purchased
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21

.aths llape occurred
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VARIETY IN
SPORTS CLOTHES

There is distinct fashion toward
the wearing of plain coats with plaid
skirts and newer still il the striped
unplaited skirt.
4 new style is to combine a plain
Tuxedo sweater of camers hair, in
beige. tan. or green. with a straight
unplaited skirt OF green and black
striped flannel. The skirt belt holds
In the sweater.
Smart sports hats this season are
OF contrasting shade or. never still,
fashion themselves. of the same. or
a similar material TO the suit, in some
becoming country shape
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
hits az III M0;i

my wife il SnHerns Stress sasi :
shock. Impossible 81
Al breakfast todas she sr.I
that had seen better dlA
Express
.'G0ns ii Tor poli,es hHn 4
Want 10 see what 81 13@
cnuntr; 2, 'Diess yea. 100 a
SEE what good the eaan ~
lae Syuney Bulletin
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21

As Wild as We are for disarmament
We hope nobody thinks We are fool
enough to lolieve that the world has
fought It's last war # tho treaty Of
Versailles hasn't left burden Of UNI
finished business behind. We are as
Llind as i Iriekhat Houston Post.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
TEN DAY RECESS FOR
APPELLATE GCl

The Conr Of Apr
hearing argument q
days assignment auai
until February ! aud lae
left the city for ,heir
scattered throughout 8
ly half OF the cass Oh
Tie January tern hdSs
Of. either by dYguflp =
lions taken BY Tie Coll
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-21
Poles Flee Coal Fields

NJ IAN TIE american Red
has leea asRed 10 ses.d clothing
ana incidence 70 1000 mea. women.
ana children from the Teschen coal
fs. vino have fed into Western
alaai.l. .,n epidemic Of dysentery has
soken ont among them and many
,..h.. l.,., 5,.4n,,~rnI
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KIDNEY and BLADDER
TROUBLES CONQUERED
OR Money BACK

For 40 years, said Dr. Carey, j
have been prescribing Marshfoot
for Kidney and bladder sickness
and aow that / have retired from
active practice l have made az.
rangements with leading druggists
10 dispense this wonderful presori1.
ton at a moderate price, On Inc
money back II dissatisfied plan.
Beware OF kidney dissaseLthou.
sands die Of It every year who
ought to be enjoying the blessitss
of life and health. watch the
symptoms. II you have specks
floating before the eyes, puffy eyes,
clamniy feet Or moist palms, back,
ache or sideache. you ought TO oct
a bottle OF DR., Carey's Matshr0oG
right away.
It has wonderfully benefited tens
Of thousands of cases Of kidney and
bladder troubles and Is the medi.
cine youScan always depend upon,
Results are guaranteed.
NoTE.-Dr. Daniel q. Carey was
'a practiclng physician for many
years and his great Presentation,
MarBhr0ot aided Thousands Of sufs
terefs from kidney and biadde.
troubles, Heteafbet YOU can ii.
ways get this effective Prescription
az Warrington agent Ingies Phaf.
macy, and al reliable phafnaa cisls
the country over. Keep. II mind th6
name Of CaFASsa Ma ~. ~ ~ : 49,
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a-a honeymoon in South Amer.
lea"
Copyright 1891 by the Mcclure
Newspaper syndicatel
SISTER MARY'S
4 KIFsGEN
tesayrlsht. 1eaa. y. .. a.
BY SISTER MARY

81
Many q hurry up salad can be
prepared with pears as a basis
When canning make distinction
between those canned for salads
and those for desserts. Can In
thin sirup for salad and label the
cans "tor salad" and can in thick
strip for dessert.
Canned pears make a delicious
winter dessert II sprinkled with
nuts and masked with whipped
cream.
Either the cold pack or the open
kettle method may be used. Pears
turn dark IL allowed TO stand after
peelins, so it's better to do one
quart at time.
Canned Pears Gold Pack)
Pare and cut in halves. Remove
core. DIP In boiling water for
minutes. Dip in cold water. Pack
in sterilized cans, pour over strip
to cover, half seal and put in hot
water bath. Process for 90 minutes
counting the time after the water
begins to bubble. Finish sealing
and cool.
Canned Pears (open kettle)
Pare and cut in halves. Remove
core. Make a strip as for peaches
put in the pears and cook until
they are tender but not mushy. Let
the strip. be heavy or thin. de.
pending on the purpose for which
the fruit Is canned. Pack fruit in
sterilized Jars, pour over strip to
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NJ More Gas Ia
StoIllacIlandRov

e you wish TO be permanentlt
sslieyed o. gat Sd stomach and
bowels take Baalmanh's GaS.Tab.
lete
Eaalnianfts Gss.Tablets are pre-.
psfed dlstlnttly ana especially for
stbniadh gas, and particularly for
ali tie bad effects coming from
sss presstife.
Titat empty, gone and gnawiag
telling a. the pit Of your stomach
viii disappear; that anxious and
nervous feeling With heart palpi.
taton VIII vanish, and yout viii
once n1otes be able TO take deep
breath 10 often prevented by gas
pressing against your heart and
lungs
Your limbs, arms and fingers
won't feel cold and 30 to sleep, DO,
cause BaaitnAntl's Gas Tablets ure.
vent gas Interfering with tho cir
cuiaticn intense dtowBiness and
sleepy ceiling after dinner viii
toon be rerIaced w q desire for
soma form III entertainment. Your,
dittonded stomach will reduce BY
inches hecans6 gas will not form
after using BtAlnaanti'B Gas Tab.
Iets.- Get the genuine III the yellow
rAol.age ffon1 amp telfahle druggist
or Mountain CITY Drug 90,
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LAUREL POM Il.

MISS Louise christy ot Morgan
town Is spending some tIlna With
Miss Gail Brand.
James Coombs and wife Of Fair
mont spent Saturday night and
sunday with ". c. Fisher and
wife.
The festival given by the Sunday
schpoi Of the N. 3. church on Sat
lrday evening was well attended
but many were hindered from at
tending on account OF an approach
ing storm.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stevens Of
westoYer spent Saturday night
with George W. Snider and wife,
Will LeuhRrt and wife Of Nor,
gsntown were here for the testt
val.
Mrs. Stella Buckhannon Of Park
ersburg has been visiting with hel
parents Lawrence Cole and wife
for the past few days.
Mrs. 3. v, Hall died, at the home
OF her daughter Mrs. John LougfI
on Tuesday morning, August 2, aft,
er an illness extending over a pc
Rod Of several years. About two
years ago she went to Youngstown
Ohio, where she underwent a Sc
we're operation and for time
seemed to gain but for the past
year she had been gradually goinr
down. Last November she gave ur
her home and accompanied BY her
husband spent the winter with her
children in Youngstown, Ohio, and
Pennsylvania, not being able to re
turn to her home here until about
the 1st OF June. on the IL Of June
she left to visit her daughter and
never felt well enough to return
home. Mrs. Hall was in her 6stt
year Her maiden name was Pot
tor, being a daughter Of the late
Henry and Susan Potter. lshe war
the mother Of 10 children, one Of
whom died In infancy, and one sor
Willie died some IS years ago Of
typhoid fever. Her husband and
the following survive her: Mrh
Peal Knowlson, Lloyd Hall, Mrs
May Martin, Henry Hall, Artit
Hall, Mrs. Rslla fIibhs, Mrs. Anna
Lough and Mrs. Beatrice Wells
She Joined them. 3. church wher
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was a tsyorite with her father.
She stopped when she saw a new
interest light in campbell's face.
but certainly am engaged 70
Miss Beth Mills at this address
he said, a faint smile on his face.
HE seems to take the tlisap
pointment rather lightly" was her
suggestion TO herself; then she
said aloud Please sit down and
perhaps we can unravel the mys.
terry"
He obeyed willingly enough and
in the frank way of men who live
brayely and openly and have moth.
ing to conceal he told the story he
had. 10 tell. AS he went on, his
grave steady eyes upon her. she
felt a stirring within her such as
no man had ever caused before.
After all he was her breed-the
man Of the open, battling with
great obstacles, clean-lived. open.
souled, and "a honeymoon in South
America" was the phrase that
came to her mind.
1T looks as II somebody had
put something over on me- he
said without trace OF bitterness.
you see, my work Is with things
that play fair, and some men and
women don't"
She nodded again. my father
was a mining engineer, too"
He looked at her with eyes bit
wistful. Then you understand"
She nodded once more, II think
] understand and I think I know
the explanation and"
Never mind; ! was going to
keep my word with her-the one
] met; but this releases me- he
said quietly, relief in his tone. He
rose to his feet. But II would
like to see you again"
.Desp in her soul she smiled and
helped him out. II can talk mines
with the best OF them; and will
be glad to see you"
His strong hand folded around
hers and the gaze Of each was di.
rect-the blood Of the pioneer an.
swertng the blood Of the pioneer
in the old immortal way, without
frills, Without bluff, without fear.
As soon as he had gone she hur.
risd upstairs, swung open a door
and faced the pretty girl who turn.
ed from~her cosmetics to face her.
Grace ~MdAyer, when you were
at the shore last summer did you
engage yourself to man by the
name Of Campbell, and did you use
my name for your own and give
him my address?" Beth demanded.
The stunned girl rallied and
burst into explanation that col.
lapsed Into tears. at was for fun.
] didn't think he'd get serious: but
did he-has he-oh, Beth, I
didn't think! Was he simple enough
for that? hope he WORT"
mo, don't think he will; and
I'm not angry with you: for, we'll
you see, T-no you won't and YOU
never will-but like the idea OF
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TIE DAILY
ISHORT STORY

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~ qtitzicai eyes from the
sevirg - her lap and rspeated the
lxclted fentence Of her friend,
What % thilItl shah think
you or q geur mind u you don't
sslm dornls
''Weii yoii Win be out on your
nint v'liea tel You that there's
man solns ~ marry you,Y Edith
Beth tmIled moderate smile.
\ hope there tssnmewhere; ana
ri Sab him Il be meets specift-
no rsalli Beth Blue Eyes, j
man hss aiken out q license to
1aaryy Eohit
M deafs the coil voice an.
svered you are demented The
nan Whotfis IN
"Hut I'm not crazy. His name ID
Msrdor etmpbell.''
4 never heard Of him-honcst
tntnni
Never y6u mind, he knows you
he has taken out q license, and II
gives yoiir name and address. You
knox the Star is printing the
names q those after . license; and
y must be you, your name and ad.
dresf SEER She thrust the news,
rapeF 81 front Of Beth.
Beth nut aside the needle and
calmly tnok the paper. There wal
name face and under It a brief
run offtype which said in effect
That Marden Campbell a young en-,
eineer who had invented a new
mining PROCESS was stopping II
tae city long enough to wed Mlst
Beth Mtlls etc, and that ,tiie hon,
synloop would be spent in South
Amsriea where he was to be en-.
ployed
'f5unssn . Honeymoon lnsouth
America and ! have always long.
n q Fpanti Yerily the gods under.
stood DAG used TO say I ought
% MARY viking or hobo.
wpader which he Isl Beth com.
nssnted
Fer staring friend burst out
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l,new rim never besr5 =, +; ~, :,
as me hr,sf snxysr a. +Sn.a,.
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Mr., and Mrs. John. Morgan and
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Fox who have
been visiting relatives here, are re.
turning. this week to their home
in Kokomo, Indiana.
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!lles nom sfcund this place attend.
90 the farmers rIinio af 1oillsin
GROVE Wedhesday The weather.
y 4. So So aEs syegy sHs ssposisa
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fill the ! RIO oyerflowing and seal
Pear Preserves

Pear Preserves
Eight pounds pears, 6 pounds
sugar, SFlemohs, 2 inches ginger
root.
Pare and core pears and cut in
small pieces. Crate lemons and
squeeze out juice. Put a very little
water in preserving kettle, add
fruit, sugar, lemon rlnd and Juice
and ginger. Bring slowly to the
boiling point and cook gently until
the fruit Is transparent. Pour into
sterilized jars and seal &hile boil.
Ing, OF pour into Jelly glasses and
cover with pSratttn when cool.
Pears may he cooked with pine
apples and oranges, the whole
rubbed through a sieve and com.
blned with an equal amount Of
sugar TO make a delicious marina.
lA0e.
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Erom MonndsVllle

Mrs. Cora Hall and children o.
Moundsville are visiting her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Laughlin
here this week.
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From WaynsSbprs
9. A.SstnS o. Waynes6urs was
a caller here Tnesday.
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evening CAPS and apronn Of q
dissertations eciors md kindr Wi
Do on sale ALSO ice cream fnI
rAkel ceias ahd bring soas tisndi
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Entertalnn

Mrs. Willie Downs entertained
in delightful manner the Rebaka
lodge, at her homo near here Mon.
day evening. Everyone reported a
fine time. Refreshments were
served,
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PENNINGTON.


Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. whitlatch
and children, Matilda and Emma
Josephine have returned from a
visit With relatives at Rowlsburs.
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Howard Ryles has hohski
'thfaehtng fiaehino and ssfsN ~.
or and 4 now tlasae hins hil sssft
Get on his farm a Chat EhAi iill.
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( Attended Farms o Plerla
Several farmers and their fam.
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The oldest harp IA existencs
preserve Of the Louvre tltse
IN Paris.
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Come 70 the Social
Come to the cap and apron 90.
ctal 81 the Sunday school room Of
the y, D. South church Saturday
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CandIed Watermelon

SdHalsu WaNrtnelon
Take the heart OF the water
melon. Cut in a dish In sun to
dry. Make a strip as follows: Boil
two pounds OF sugar with enough
water to keep IT from burning. Boil
until It begins to thtcken or untn
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Twenty-Five Years Of Nervous Ills
I Quickly Banished By Eerv- Worth

trial. It helped me wonderfully. for
ny nervousness is all about gone, and
l nave no further trouble With my
stomech or gas. | am kaihing in
weight and strength right Along, /
can recommend Nery-Worth 10 any
1nerand feel that it viii heb them. =
Hy9ur nervous condition e bad. your
whole system will show the etfeefs 81
i. Don't drag along in a life AZ mis-.
eFy, but let this famous home remedy,
Merry. Worth, help you back to ia
paths Of good health. All good drug.
gists everywhere have It IL stock,
fnended by Cranes Drug Store. The
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-11
Washington MANS Remarkable Re.
coyery-Al Credit TO This
Famous Home Remedy.

'tFor % years was troubled with a
nervous condition. said q. Il. Riddle,
249 W. Spruce street. Washington,
Pa, and he continues. II lost weieht
and WIS troubled with gas after eat.
ing. ] tried various. remedies, but rot
no relief. Nerv-WoFth was recon-
mended TO mo by 90 many who had
used it that I thought I'd give It 4
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-11
RulIdlnn

Building
Jim Wise Is building a house on
his lot near the home q W. E.
Cooper.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-11

bottle sold by Cranes Drug store The
Fortney Drug Co.'S Two Stores d aSs;s IA y ~