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, 1921-04-14
FOREIGN

Cnarie6 TO r~e-eStahlish himself as king
tof Hungary is ended.
Fire which swept the Asakusa dis
trict of Tokio destroyed 1000 buildings
and rendered a total of 5000 homeless.
a survey of the fire zone showed. The
fire was the biggest In Japan since
1913.
Measures are being taken by the
russian soviet government to allow
Foreign wner of manufactures in
RUSSIA to exploit their properties IN
der Il regime similar to thai est H.
lished for the mines, twas announced
iii Il wireless message from Nose "
sent out by the soviet governmer is
service.
Prince Andrcas of Greece, brotl er
of King Constantine, has died from
wounds received in fighting nVar
Brusa, says n Constantinople els
patch, quoting n Turkish announ e.
ment. The Turks also assert that Con
eral Vlachapoulos, who was in com
mand of the Greek attack against The
Turkish Nationalists on the Brusa
front. has been killed in action.
tNiblf'lpl hii 10
He has been notified that he may re-
main in Switzerland only long enough
to arrang asylum elsewhere. 1t is be-
lieved he will go to Spain. Carl was
met in Lucerne by the former EN-
press Zita. Her welcome was warm,
although attendants declared she was
greatly disappointed hat her hus-
bands venture had not gained him the
throne.
The "decaying civilization of soviet
Russia was depicted as the worst
tyranny in the world by DR.. Morris
Fucker, known as a leader and organ
izer of the Communist party in the
United States, and whose home is in
Brooklyn, n. Y, on his arrival in Reval,
Esthonia, from Moscow aSer nearly
five months in Russia. Conditions
steadily are becoming worse" he de-
clared.
The conflict between the Croatsl and
Italians around Carnizza, in the Pola
area, which had its inception in an at
tack by Croats on Italian Fascist
continues serious and is becoming
worse near the coal mines. which have
neen occupied by Croat worHinen Tor
several weeks. Inc anti-itallan propa-
gandist' Cilega' is declared to be en-
couraging the peasants to believe Istria
is about to pass from Italian sover-
eighty to that of the Jugo-Slavia.
Despite the new trade agreement be
tween Great Britain and soviet Russia,
the large portion OF the extremely
small amount Of entering Rus
Sla through hsihohla continues to be
OF American origin. one IN
lsevai has Just 100000 pairs
or American shoes and n quantity of
leather Tor shipment into Russia, while
another American steamer similarly
laden has lust arrived there.
, 1921-04-14

We feel sorry for a man who gets
what he really deserves.
, 1921-04-14
whsrs wizardrx E.II.

Knicker-Ts hat seer any good7
Bocker-No; she could tell my fos
tune, but not my income tax.
, 1921-04-14
THE WORLD IN
PARAGRAPHS
A BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR
EiGN COUNTRIES
IN LATE DISPATCHES
DoiNGS AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
OF THE AGE.
WESTERN

Western Newspaper Union New. ssriee }
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
Little Stories For Bedtime
 BY THORNTON w. BURGESS
JOHNNY CHUCK TELLS HIS
 TROUBLES
BY THORNTON w. BUT

Johnny Chuck sat on his doorstep with heavy heart. It was now two dayssA since he had seen Farmer Browh's boy carry, off one of his threes baby Chucks, the one who had been tlie biggest, strongest and the smartest and, alas! the one who hadn't minded. So Johnny .Chuck's s heart was heavy. He could think of nothing but that lost baby. You see. Johnny Chuck had been very proud, very proud indeed of him, and now he .didn't know what had become of him nor what dreadful thing might hays happened to him. Way down on the edge of the old orchard he caught just a glimpse of a bright blue coat Sammy Jay was down there. JoHpny's eyes snapped angrily.
 It's all his fault, every bit his fault" he muttered. If 1t hadn't been for him Farmer Browns boy wouldn't have known anything about my house. 1 hate Sammy Jay!'
 In his sorrow and trouble Johnny Chuck had quite forgotten how only a few days before Sammy Jay had given him warning that Farmer Browns boy was coming. There was no room in his heart for anything but anger when he thought of Sammy Jay. It is true that it really was Sammy Jays fault in part If Sammy Jay hadn't told Reddy Fox about Johnny Chuck's new house, Reddy
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

fun watching those three little Chucks learning their lessons in the funny little school in the old orchard that he didn't like think of harm coming to any of them He knew better than to go offer his sympathy to Johnny Chuck. So he flew down to his favorite hemlock tree in the Green Forest to try to think of some way to try to undo the mischief he had done
 Johnny Chuck wouldn't listen to me, but perhaps he would to Peter Rabbit He and Peter used to be great friends. Peter doesn't know where Johnny had been living since he moved off of the Green Meadows, and I believe I'll go tell him.
 To think Is to act with Sammy Jay, and away he flew to the dear old brier patch where Peter Rabbit lives. and this is how it happened that early that morning as he sat on his doorstep with heavy heart Johnny Chuck saw two long ears pop up out of the grass along the old stone wall, and then the smiling face of Peter Rabbit. Johnny Chuck was glad to see Peter once more. and he tried to smile, too, but it is hard to smile with l a heavy heart. Peter Rabbit saw | right away that something was the matter. He stopped smiling and hurried over to sit beside Johnny Chuck on the doorstep.
 Tell me all about it." said Peter Rabbit.
 l And Johnny Chuck did. He poured l out all his trouble while Peter lis-
 tened gravely.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

made it clear that we must get out of the place as soon as possible. Bob thrust a pencil and notebook into her hands-but she flung them upon the bed. I understood.
 "Hurry-hu1ry, That's what She wants," I explained. And I led the way back to the ladder under the trap door in the closet.
 At the foot of the ladder, Katherine and Daddy Lorimer awaited us.
 Daddy had improved even a very ferreted out the genuine .'Moet e Chandon." It was worth its weight in gold Daddy's pockets were crammed with bottles. Katherine had tied half dozen in her motor veil. and was carrying them as tenderly as one would carry child.
 At sight of Chrys, safe and sound, Daddy knocked off the head of one of the precious bottles. Chrys dashed ther before her toward the entrance to the cellars.
 Hurry" I said. for her.
 We moved cautiously back to the alcove below the fountain. Nobody needed to warn another to be quiet. We all realized that a danger men aced us.
 How Chrys had reached the upper floor of the old house we could not imagine, and she could not tell Somebody had bound her, and that person could imprison us all in the maze of cellars.
 I led the way through the labyrinth of passages~and was glad to feel thai Bob was close behind me. The other women followed, Daddy and Spence brought up the rear. When W, reached the tiny room below tn | fountain Bob and Spence would have rushed us girls to the safety of tht | outer world, but Daddy Lorimcr haC not forgotten why we were there
 He spoke to Spence who once nor, exhumed the little casket with it heavy treasure of royal jewels.
 The men covered the white velve box with an overcoat, and we passed through the sliding panel in the wall and breathed flesh air at last The hour was late, the alley de serted We walked without hast, along the Nigh wall which backet | that house of such dreadful memo | ries. 1 prayed the god of chanc never to let me look upon it again. We rounded the corner of the ale, and entered a side street where w had parked our car. It-and Etiennt the most faithful of chauffeurs-wer gonei The men conferred in grou about the casket of gems whic Spence carried in his arms.
 We women did not need to be tol that Etienne had been tricked-an that already we were being stake like hunted animals,
 Gro be continued)
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

Place the mixture in mould anc. pack in cracked ice and salt for three hours. This will serve six.
 Coffee Cake "Hotei Special"
 A coffee cake that is served in one of the coffee rooms of large hotel is made by mixing two cakes of yeast dissolved in half a cup of lukewarm milk with four cups oi flour and three beaten eggs; work this to medium stiff dough, cover with a cloth and stand in a warm place, free from draughts, and let rise until double in size. Beat to cream six tablespoons of butter with four tablespoons of sugar, a pinch of salt, a little nutmeg, the juice and rind of one lemon; add this to the dough with one and a half cups of chopped seeded raisins; place in a shallow. buttered baking sheet and allow to rise for about one hour. Brush with melted butter and sprinkle with sugar mixed with cinnamon. Bake in a medium over 40 minutes.
 pr. John Dill Robertson, health commissioner of the city of Chi
 oaso, at a meeting of caterers the
 other night said that we should serve more bran bread with rais- healthier. After the meeting, one
 of the stewards gave a recipe that | he is using at one of the big clubs and as it is very simple every housekeeper should make it at least once a week.
 Bran Bread With Raisins Mix one and a half cups of floul with two cups of wheat bran. half { teaspoon salt, one teaspoon soda, hal | a cup of molasses, half a cup o water and two cups of milk; mix wei and stir in one cup of chopped seed ed raisins. Spread on baking shee about one inch thick and bake in | slow oven.
 Halibut Italian
 Halibut as served at one of tn | Italian cafes is specially delicious | Place two inch and a half slices o halibut in a saucepan and cover wit cold water, add little salt and brin' to a boil skim and add one cup o milk and simmer for 20 minutes O until soft. Make a sauce of two ta blespoons of butter. two tablespoon of flour and two cups of fish stock cook ten minutes and strain. Add t the sauce four chopped hard boile eggs and season with salt and pepper Place the cooked halibut on buttere bakin dish. pour over the sauce sprinkle with grated cheese, dot wit . bits of butter and bake until brow in medium oven- Serve in tn same dish.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
A GARDEN OF YELLOW
 LIKE GLORIOUS BLAZE

You never grow tired of yellow fowers-they are like the sunshine whose glorious color they reflect. The following collections offer a wide range of shades in this cheerful color:
 CALENDULA-a hardy annual known and loved as Pot Marigold' D Germain's improved strain produces mammoth blossoms, often four inches in diameter Three l0e pack ets-Orange King, Lemon Yellow and Fine MMed-25e postpaid.
 AFRICAN MARIGOLD- bears profusion of immense ball-shaped flowers. It is not only most showy garden flower but is also highly prized for cutting. Two 15f packets Orange Ball and Lemon Queen 259 postpaid.
 Gai1lardias and Coreopsis-you'1l love them both. The Gaillardia for it's striking effect in yellow and brown, the Coreopsis for its beauti- ful blossoms with gracefully lanced petals. Three 10e packets-Gaillar- | dia in Grandif1ora Mixed and Double Mixed and Coreopsis Lanceolata- 25f postpaid.
 i Ger Germain's Garden Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

cups of chopped green peppers, one and a half cups chopped pineapple, one and a half cups chopped celery, half cup chopped canned sour gin ger and four tablespoons of oil and fry for two minutes; add the fried chicken and four tablespoons of orange juice and cook over a hot fire for five minutes: add two cups of the stock that the chicken was cooked in and simmer for 80 minutes. Add one tablespoon of lemon juice and one cup of white sauce made with chicken stock. Mix well and serve in border of cooked rice.
 Note-Water chestnuts and sour ginger can be purchased from any | Chinese grocer.
 Chinese" Chop Suey
 Every week l am asked how to make Chop Suey, and as the dish is unknown in China I have asked the l manager of one of the largest Chinese cafes in this city to give me the reel pc used by the cooks. The name means a variety of small pieces. Cut a small chicken into small pieces and | fry for five minutes. Place in a saucepan two cups of sliced water | chestnuts. two cups of sliced mush- | rooms, two cups bamboo shoots, two | cups diced celery, half cup of hot OH. ny TOT two minutes ana cover | with boiling water and cook for 15 I minutes: add the fried chicken and | one cup of cream sauce made with | chicken stock, one cup cf chicken | stock and cook for ten minutes Serve 1 very hot with boiled rice.
 California Hot Pudding
 One of the incest hot buildings is served at one of the downtown lunch rooms and is made with Califor mia | fruit. Cover one package of seeded raisins with cold water and let stand over night. in the morning place ir | double boiler with four tablespoons | of sugar and one tablespoon of lemor | juice and cook slowly for one hour; | remove from the fire and allow tc cool. Rub into three cups of floul | lifted with four teaspoons of baxins 1 powder five tablespoons of butter | add sufficient milk to make a smootf
 dough. Roll out the dough rather
 thin on a well floured board. brusf l with melted butter and spread ovei
 the cooked raisins; sprinkle witt ] susar mixed with little cinnamon
 and roll up like jelly roll. Pinch tn,
 ends together and place in butteret
 baking pan. Brush with melted but
 ter and when it has been in the over
 10 minutes haste with some Of tn,
 juice from the raisins mixed with
 little melted butter. When wei
 Drowned remove to a hot platter an,
 pour over a sauce made with tn
 raisin liquid thickened with corn
 starch and butter.
 California Parfait
 One of the specials made by larg
 ice cream company is called Califor
 mia parfait and has large sale. Mi,
 two cups of cooked, chopped seede
 raisins with the juice and grated rim
 of one orange, two cups of cream an, 1 12 finely chopped toasted almonds
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

By A. L. VIVIAN, CHEF
 We leave tomorrow for New York, so this week I will give some unusual recipes that I have made notes of while in Chicago. Some of these recipes are from the big hotel cafes and some from the Oriental restaE- rants.
 Chicken Chinois
 One of the most delicious chicken dishes that I have found was served at one of the many Chinese cafes. The Chinese name is Hung Yuen Guy Ding, which means almond chicken To make, fry one cup of blanched almonds in hot oil until they are a light brown. Place in saucepan one cup of chopped onions, one cup of water chestnuts cut in dice. one cup chopped mushrooms, and half a cup of chopped celery with half cup of olive oil; fry rapidly and keep nov ing so that each particle receives an equal amount of oil and heat. When colored. cover with water and sim mer for 15 minutes. Bone a pound and a half chicken, cut in pieces and fry for two minutes, cover with chicken stock and cook with cover on for 15 minutes. add one cup of creafn sauce. Place the chicken in the cen ter of a serving dish, place around and over the cooked vegetables and on top put the Drowned almonds
 Pineapple Chicken
 Another odd Chinese dish is called Bor Lord Guy or pineapple chicken For this dish beat two eggs with one tablespoon or cornstarch. Cut up 8 small boiled chicken, hip in the egg mixture and fry in deep hot oil Place in a saucepan one and a hali
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
THE IDEAL PLANT
 FOR SHADY PLACES

Of ali plants that bloom in late Spring and early Summer, there are none so colorfu1, so gorgeous in their display of bloom as Cinerarias. When fully matured plants are liter ally smothered in gigantic trusses of brilliantly colored flowers. It is not uncommon to see Cinerarias in Ger mains special strain carrying as many as 150 flowers to the plant, some of which measure three inches in diameter. Strong, healthy plants in 2-in. pots $2 dog. (Add 20c dog. for postage and packing.)
 Get GerMdtHS Gdrden Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
A FEW BIRD NEEDFULS

It's a joy to bathe in glass bath house-if you're gay young can- ary. The warmth and privacy is appreciated and the bath greatly en- joyed. White enamel bird baths with glass sides $1.
 Spratt's Food with Egg and Fruit is a splendid conditioner for canaries at this season. Package 25t.
 Baby birds develop more rapidly if fed Madam Shafer's Nesting Food Package 35e. (Add Sc to any of above for postage and packingl
 Get GermQin'S Gdrden Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
AsTERs FOR SHOW

Nothing is more showy than the aster-particularly if you plant Ger mains Giant Comet Branching strain. Petals are exquisitely curled and twisted, blossoms immense in size. Colors are the most delightful shades of crimson, flesh, lavender. purple, rose, shrimp pink, white and mixed. Entire collection of eight splendid varieties SIPS, or 25e single packet postpaid.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
Dorothy Dalton's Beauty Chat

Miss Dorothy Dalton. tho actress famous the world over for her beau tiful complexion. says Any girl or woman can have a beautiful rosy white complexion and smooth, un- wrfnkfed skin like mine if they will Hollow my advice and use Derwillo, simple toilet preparation. sit use it because it imparts instant beauty, Is easy to apply, absolutely harmless and has a marvellous effect upon the skin. T One application proves it.' Get Derwillo at any toilet counter and try it today; you will be de- Hghtfully surprised
 Kimball & Hu1ett and the Owl Drug Company.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
CONFESSIONS
 OF A BRIDE
A STRANGE SILENCE Jane's Book-Chapter 20

Jordan Spence handed the flash to me and rushed to Chrys' side.
 She is not deadi" he cried and he chaffed her hands while Bob cut the strips of pillow casing which tied his sister.
 Chrys satSup, tried to talk, made helpless gestures.
 She was dumb!
 Bob and I perceived imediately what had happened. Once before, Chrys had fallen into that queer state, and had remained in it for weeks.
 Spence questioner her. Bob ex- plained:
 'Hysterical paralysis, She has been terribly frightened"
 Chrys nodded. then by gestures
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
ARE YOU STARVING
 LAWN AND PLANTS?

Don't forget yoAr soil works 12 months of the year in the Southwest. This depletes growing elements which must be supplied. Regular feedings of Nuvida Fertilizer will work wonders with your lawn and garden. It is far superior to animal fertilizers in that its does not con- tain weeds, has no objectionable odor and is clean enough to handle 100 lbs. $4; 50 lbs. $2.25; 25 lbs. SIPS | (Sent express collect.)
 Get GerDldin's Garden Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

While the now familiar horizon blue uniforms of the French army have been declared to be unsatisfac- tory by military experts, the war de- partment is to make another change in her military uniforms. Experi- ments are now being conducted with the object of finding a shade approxi- mating to that of gun gray
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

The Messenger" a midget air plane, the most recent adjunct to the United States air service, weighs only 5S1 pounds, and has a wingspread or 20 feet. The tiny plans develops a speed of 95 miles an hour and can climb 10000 feet in ten minutes. It makes 25 miles to the gallon of gaso- line.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

In Germany. widespread agitation has begun for a national day of mourning for those who fell in the World war. One of the proposals suggested to the reichstag is that the day of mourning be held on the day the peace treaty was signed.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
SOME TIMELY HINTS
 ON CARE OF CHICKS

Attach a Star Fount to an ord!- ,arv Mason jar and you have sanl- hary tary, x VISIBLE container for grit grain. s oyster shell, charcoal etc. order half dozen, l5f each. :. 0Re Remember, white diarrhoea IS vour deadliest foe-and Lees Rem .1- edv never fails to come to the re A few warm daysmand lice will sar;ng n ~ up by the millions to attack youl Nf DTst hens and nests with P%rG'. r ee's Lice Powder-30e and oof'
 1Add 5f to any of above items for poS'4G G5St Gerniain's Garden Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

you never dreamed of-luscious fruit else, entertainment and the joy o It isn't necessary to mention the pr It PAYS to grow your own on. ions. One and one-half pounds of sets will produce 70 pounds of on- ions. Selected Browns 25e ID. (Add 5e for postage and packlng.)
 Germain's Scarlet White Tip Radish adds zest to the meal. lOf packet, postpaid.
 Here's the largest lima ever prowp-Germain's Giant Podded Lima Bean. It's mighty good eating and asheavy producer. 15e packet.
 Germain's s Garden Guide is full oi helpful suggestions on planting.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
NEW STRAIN OF EMMA
 HAS QUILLED PETALS

Magnificent" is the word to de- scribe them-for they are gorgeous in coloring, mammoth in size and most artistic in effect. The beauti- fully pulled petals are often re- hexed, showing a different color on inside. There's a world of beauty in i 25c packet of mixed colors.
 All Seeds Are Postbdid
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

Mrs Calvin Coolidge, wife of Vice President Coolidge, has been made a life member of the Massachusetts So- ciety, Daughters of the Revolution.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
NEW TYPE SPRINKLER
 MAKES DECIDED HIT

It throws water all one way in wide spray. Ideal for sprinkling hedges, borders, etc. Made of dur able Brass-$1 (Add 5e for postage
 GTt GerDrain's Garden Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

Nine out of every ten prospective
 brides who have applied for a license
 to wed in Boston in recent years were past 30 years of age.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

What Is said to be the world s greatest radio plant is now under construction near Melun, France.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

might not have found it And if Reddy hadn't found it and hidden close by to try to catch Johnny Chuck, Sammy Jay wouldn't have had chance to call Bowser the Hound and Farmer Browns boy over there to give Reddy a scare. And if-well, if Sammy Jay hadn't been so fond of mischief there might not have been any trouble at all. That's the worst of mischief-no one knows where it is going to end. It may seem quite harmless in the be- ginning, and then bring some great trouble to some one. as it had in this case
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

That's the way with mischief. It is easy enough to start, but, oh, so hard tostop.
 Now, though Johnny Chuck would not have believed it if he had been told, Sammy Jay actually was sorry that the mischief he had started had brought all this trouble to Johnny. Usually Sammy Jay doesn't care how much trouble he makes. In fact, the more he makes the more he seems to enjoy life. But this time he was truly sorry. You see, he had so much
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

Start a ball to rolling down little
 hill, Tis vain to try to stop it from roll
 ing where it will.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
-Sthe Land O>Plentu

Plenty" It offers possibilities that
 succulent vegetables, healthful exer- comnuning with Mother Nature. KNOW a garden pays.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
WILL OPEN BANK.

Mexico City, Feb. Specification
Of a presidential decree ordering
the immediate opening Of the Ban
CO Macdonald, the funds OF which
were confiscated during the admin
istration Of President Carranza, and
which has not been functioning
since that time. is expected to be
issued this week. Reports that
such action was contemplated by
President Obregon have been heard
for several days, and Adolfo de La
Huerta, secretary OF the treasury
did not deny that such action was
pending.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
PRINTING

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tickets. envelopes. milk ttckets. sale
bills and all other printing. just phone
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
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