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Indiana daily times., 1922-01-17
{ PRIMARY RACE
TO GET UNDER
WAY NEXT WEEK
ce-President Coolidge Will
Address Republican Edi-
torial Body.
DEMOCRATS WARM UP

The primary campaign will be on in
earnest in Indiana within another week
Already things are boiling in the Re
publican camp and Democratic activities
are expected to start soon.
The Republican campaign will be Of.
fcially opened with the meeting of the
Republican State Editorial Association
and the meeting Of the Republican State
committee Jan. 26 and q. Vice Presi-
dent Calvin Coolidge will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the editorial meeting.
At the present time the senatorial cam
paign is overshadowing all else in the
Republican ranks The New headquar-
ters is preparing Ior the arrival of Sena-
tor Harry s. New Friday and he wli
Immediately take up a speaking cam
paign.. Meanwhile letters are being sent
broadcast throughout the State urging
support for Senator New Another de
velopment in the New campaign is the
appearance of what is apparently New
publicity emanating from Washington
and widely distributed over the State.
The articles are not labeled publicity,
but the name Of Senator New appears
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-17
BEYERIDGE CLUB
PLANS DEVELOP.

The Beveridge activities in IndianapO-
lis are centering around the Beveridge-
for Senator Clrb which is getting un-
der way. Th Tub has not been fully
organized, bu IS expected TO be com
pleted next Tn rsday night. when officers
viii be elected Meanwhile admirers OF
Mr.. Beyeridge are awaiting an announce
ment that he viii be a candidate. In
some sources, however, It Is said Mr
Be7eridge may not make a formal an
nouncement, preferring TO leave the en-
tire matter 10 Spontaneous" demand Of
the voters. This could accomplished
It Is pointed out, by the fling Of petit
lions with The Secretary Of State. It
would not be necessary for Mr. Beveridge
to declare his candidacy in order for his
name to appear on the ticket. The sig
nature Of 500 Republican voters would
be sufficient.
All the Indiana members Of Congress
will be candidates for denomination, but
contests are anticipated in some Of the
districts This Is particularly true Of
the Sixth and Seventh districts. IN the
Seventh district Gndianapons) Merrill
Moorcs VIII be a candidate TO succeed
himself His only avowed opponent at
this time is franklin McCray. former
state Senator, but there are indications
fhara will be o, hnr o4plf1urpg
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-17

Development has been a little slower
on the Democratic side, but there are
signs Of activity. The program for the
State Editorial Association meeting Feb.
1G and II is expected to be announced
within a few days. Cordeu Hun national
chairman. VIII be the principal speaker.
Speculation as to who win be the Dem
ocrattc candidates for the senatorial nom
in0tion overshadows nil else In the Dem
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-17
FARMER ASKS
EXPLANATION.

THE farmer wants no apology; he
wants an explanation. He wants to know
why he does not have prosperity The
farmer wants to know why he is getting
S1.10 for a bushel of wheat now as
against a minimum Of $3.50 under the
Wilson Administration The farmer
wants to know why utility com
panies are burning corn for fuel
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-17
MARTIN MENTIONED
As CANDIDATE.

Among the other possibilities men
toned in this district are Clarence r.
Martin. who IS now one Of the leaders
Of the BeyeridEe- for Senator movement.
and Judge Arthur K. Robinson, of the
Superior Court. Judge Robinson has been
more frequently talked Of as q possible
candidate for the Senate but the state
ment was made today that he might seek
the congressional nomination instead.
Frederick e. Schortemeier secretary Of
the Republican State Committee, who
frequently has been talked Of as pos
sible candidate for Congress, emphaticai-
" denied he has any such intention.
In the Sixth District there are three
candidates in the field. Represents tive
Richard ~ Elliott, Charles o. Williams
Of Richmond aud Ralph Test of New
castle Mr.. Williams has been active in
educational work for many years, having
been superintendent Of the Wayne County
schools and a member OF the State board
Of education. Mr.. Test is Henry County
agent and a former service man
Reports from the Fourth District in
dicate there viii be opposition 10 Repre-
sentative John S. Benha m, but no formal
announcement have been made. The same
situation prevails IN the Firth District
where Everett Sanders is the present
incumoent and In the Eleventh District
whore Representative Milton Kraus Is
seeking denomination
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-17
yATT, sTREFT COsSIp BY MONITOR.
pecial to Indiana Daily Times
n Philadelphia Public Ledger.
y BY MONITOR.

Call money. which had opened and re
newed at 3l2 per cent, advanced to 8
per cent in the afternoon Loans We're
called on a larger scale than in recent
weeks Purchasers Of stocks during the
last week had attractive profits which
they sought to convert into cash on the
advance in the money rate. with the re-
suit that prices were reactionGry gen
eralIv in the late afternoon hile
per cent rate is not expected to be main
famed, the attitude of out -of-town banks
in withdrawing funds indicates to bank
ers that money will not be kept here at
a rate below per cent.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-17

Appointment Of receiver cor E. D.
Dier & Co and the suspension Of the
firm from the New York curt market as
socfation was not a surprise to the fnan-
fhn market Jndqp Julian Mack in itbo'
United States District Court named Mon
fred W. Ehrick receiver. It is reported
that liabilities are about $4,000 900
RAYMOND r Durham. president of the
Jewel Tea Company. is ahout Is retire
and will be succeeded by Vice President
John NJ Hancock. it was reported. I'm
der Mr. DUrham's administration the
comnany has transformed an opera ting
deficit into a moderate profit and out
standing notes have been reduced 50 r
300 900. leaving only 81 100000 outstond-
ing. This natures May 1-Copyright,
1922 by Public Ledger Company.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-17

SLEEPY WATER,
a natural. highly
radio active water,
y gallon bOtt l e s;
regular 15c
quality ....... .3SG
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-17

CRYSTAL WHITE
LAUNDRY s o AP
lease Of 100 bars,
$3.50, 10 bars
IOE 49, &0C
Fifth Floor.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-17

T o A : T f D AND
Is q I t Z X E d
WHEAT, a delicious
breakfast cereal, reg
uIar 1212c pack
aye .a.s..ss..-.LOC
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-17

G fl / l. G o n
CARNE, " al ker's
and l, X. l., regu-
larly 15c can. 1OC
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-17

National Enameling and Stamping was
heavy on a report that the annual state
ment probably viii show a deficit after
dividends Of about So 600 600. The st.
Louis Coke and Chemical Company. in
which the former company has a large
interest, recently passed its dividend. In
some quarters it is held that at the
meeting next month an annual disburse-
ment of IS per share win be authorized,
but the general impression is that no
dividend will declared.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-17

NON X A K I y G.
SUGAR. excellent for
desserts, tea, etc
8 pound package,
Csc quality 79C
2-pound package,
43c quality.....35 3 &
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-17

OUTING FLANNEL, 2s inches
wide. light cOlOrs, good heavy
assortment of neat. stripes ana
check designs; 2Oc quality, 1Eo
COTTON BATTING for comfort
filling, pure white, opens in one
sheet. 72X90, 3-pound IN
weight; special, roll...... OSc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
\ Iree Prescription Does n. WORK
Overnight Sou Can Prepare n
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New york; II ~ my own discovery
ind u takes Just one niEht &" Eri such
mlryclouH results. giys Mir Edna WI.
der. when beer friends nHk hrr about hei.
wonderful complexion aud the improved
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cen de- thr sime thing n yuu follow ms
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neck, hnnds md urms i'nul fuu nv u
you can form nn ldrn n thr marvellous
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ton To prescription winch Yuu can
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worth oI ordinary oatmeal aud Dom any
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.kIn thoroughly with good cleansing
cream u.iahl cold cream ! have found
Iu hr the hrri The first Application
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
Famous In A Day For Her
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does II

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ness Wrnkl,H. and IN fact. every blom
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fiom ,Aposuno. Amply this combination
there and ihn Objectionable. defect viii
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ly harmless ana viii not produce a.
stimulate growth 1T hair fsnce short
slreyes are ln vogue IL II n-raSary 10
have beautiful hands and arms aud no
matter how rough and uBxainly the
hands aud arms. ~ what nbus"a they
have had through hard work AMI cNV,s.
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Thousands who are using II havs had
the same results I have had.
NOTE 10 get the best effect lo sure
10 follow the complete direct snr con.
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and II II pc simple that nnyori can une
II. and ~ inexpensive that any Eifi ~
woman cnn afford H. Department stores
and druggists guarantee that there VIII
be- Il nutlr,nblo Improvement after the
aspiration ~ they viii ivfund the
money II n sid In this city NJ ~ toilet
counters under u money ,rfund guar
anleo. Including The l.aralal and clti
Drug Cos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
MEMPHIS BAND GETS BIG HAND
ON every Side; WILL COMPETE
FOR $500 IN Cash MONEY TODAY

Z emo ui flr hHi lnuda or Wet Trsa.
and nnr uf ihp features ~ tho pln
|hludl' l'luH. CHAMBER az rummptrt
io"ny,nii"n n f'Hslou h'fe b. the 2O.
. pinor band inUu Naunhls under tho
b ftdersh'p ~ inm Inmrs v.il known
,ut,r GOO l'auh,udl. fui his work 80 a.
dI' 'ur which mt, NUMEROUS ,un.
.t's nu fhu Hfe,is yesterday ana ,n.
/ t'riIlued nilp crowd. iu ovoninE.
T The Nh1Wphls iAud won third pl H. at
/ ihr West Tpls chamber 0t Commerce
convention u raiuAirN ln the spring
Z i.uf defeated hf fhr iiruWuWond ttal.
mental lund aud iho stamford band
Memphis hts l llrru and enthusiastic
frlreliIon attending thr convention. tuu.
Headed hf secretary Df 90, Memphis
Chandler of Commerce. q. s Sal and
is president D. a Arnold ih, drlegl.
tun arrived bHru fDst,lity Ht nuon pu'h
! lue strong nr ZOO. Panhandle phus
Ch1mh,r fnd llln county with Ns uc.
irnHoiIs- NDWuhn Wr str,f Irp a.
rector ti iHr lhnIund.. organisation
and 4. pt, sidrnt OFF rHn M,uurs TlI.
/ Association
Th, NDuh. hlud played ut iha
il,ihui.s ,fu'u n.f u.rhf pII0r to thr
SPEAKING p,uru thr, uni tnrn epr
. r. ruHU.u u fbr AmnIIu iiufn. tbhf
a hrrr crowd mrNrI ibu luiIy and
crowded tHr WlIt Boo from. lHi heartily
I 1unludUd ihr musicians 90 tH. ,ud Ul
each election
Th, unI f rnur tu uuf Hp bli
+ ughi Don fhH rnnifHi indI fI ffsf
ImnDrN boz tHr 5000 rln lH iu lr
awarded tIsItrr bands hr fhr l'arl ~
Itb u.., iopW,ut
"Th" bows b'llou tbry', st thr best
I hand bore" u'i puD.iur lHul JONES'
lhsl night nui v,rr going after tho
I first uriy'
And u uuy other tneu hls 20 b'ttor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20

hnd 500 wont ih,m tp Niu." declared
y rrify Nngr
firsn COMPOSING ihr Memphis hand
H, y 4 James director. Paul Ilues
D. alu clarinet ingh rehoul. INV"
uWutf uut sinlruri uaphiniHi liarfy
n.lunrf srnomi clarinet Insurance ".
a. MHYm fuin uuu,f iWuhrr Elbuf
kiiluf.r suin cnfnI merchant
llDlin.s MpNeaG nrt ooruci. llrh
nhnui, o. Dunbar Dr.. nIst ,Urnoi
ll'gh school. Hnrnin shepherd s,ound
urn.f liEh fshpi u a. nUrN. first
alta lupb1mnn J o. iiIrf .ruud alto
hlnkrr a. o.. stUIp FIRST trombone.
ltptr read. iuirr i.|hull SECOND
uuuhOUr luah ,h.Ul. H. Johnson
fH t.rsr YfyNisIr odhnr. W. ~.
uIiluu H..NHl TENOR mAlrhpnr mnr.
Cd IHl 4 D. Faro. uU.t rlphonium olac.
urUu 81 Tummpcd reoond
,uIhmWu rhuu.lu B a. shepherd
f.f u.s ro.Wusi,i o. q Nooi. r.c.
o.I lH llubu G.ri'd i.ommond.
.mrr duus lir, h'ol. Dat a. Fore.
Lss l.Wn HIig'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20

down closing In the ear and making Il
McafhfpruM
To'ia, M car will D, un the streets
~ vanious lmfis ~ the cltY This after.
nom The car win b. parked In front u
the Amarillo Hotel az . oclolk TO 70
i'lye % concert htadoastod IS Paul
james famous Memphis laud This
conr0f viii ~ course b, available 10
everybody in he Panhandle and u ~
sxpoei"i that hrw" number u sur
rnqnd.ng towns viii avail themselves ~
the opportunity 10 hear this excellent
concert ~ james is ALREADY we'll.
knQvn a. isoplc ~ tho Panhandle Coz
BIZ sur0"ss a. land leudri
Il l. ihD ,Hirnllon ~ the manaecment
~ Tho Daily .,"ns e, take the cnr io
fHiguald,nF f'wns va a the ueai Few
dafs and incahe Dlpcpiia hloadcafioI
- the SsNH tlaiisn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
TRAVELLING CONCERT GIVEN BY
NEWS RADIO On CAR; MEMPHIS
BAND TO give PROGRAM TODAY

A new departure in Radio IN tho
Panhandle was established Yesterday
when the ta,eiinT conotrt car OF the
Amarillo Daily News made lis app,ar.
ance on the streets ~ Amarillo TIL
car is q Dodge lirothsrf Commercial ear
furnlsscd by the Cullum Motor Com.
parry q Amarillo and h equipped with
an antenna stretched around The tip
inside thg car "A iaiio On Witch rtsis
the RECEIVING apparatus while On IA
fcor 81 the eht l,st the taTiota 10 fazo
laiierles and the Magna,ox the aAg
nayox 4 the instrument which ampl.,
fies the r'und a. resolved in the rs.
crlslng ST. There H. rooin be- tn ca
fee a chair, IN addlliun o. thr oinff
,qulwnvni with htaky iron screening
and ride ssslalns With ,au ~ dfawa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
W. HoLLIgGSWORTH DIES
At HOME IN AMARILLO

wllliam iililingssoiih. ~. died NJ
biz hon', soi han Buren, street ai :
g. ~ Tu'sday H. leaves three dauRh.
i'r. Nm Lena sisak ~ Bowie. Mfs.
Jor'ph Hogan ~ Ringing. Olln and
Mrs Jsuie lioiiingsw0rih Of this oliy.
.ont son Thomas Hollingsw0rib ~ Lub.
bfk and one brother Louis Hollngs.
worth ~ G'rUnOmo, OKLA. Funeral
F,Itlcrs yin b. held ~ the home. COZ
Van Buren, street At $50 .. N. Wednoa
day, conducted by llsy. ~. Thomson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20


all spiritual history prayer u vital aud
essential Ten.days ~ prayer produced
prniesoft ~ ~ Christ's earthly
movements were marked ly prayer. II
The Son 81 tiud pnyrd--how much
more ought We 10 pray Prayer Il the
saved soul Of a man ~ woman F"rkina
tho power 1T the sn,iuH. a." gateway u
communication with God iot NJ hgln
our revival with great lack ground
81 power and sny Lord. bet Il hosn
N mo- irmrml~f the change uf time
i1O D. m, and come nfInE r0in,ons
with luu' Heb 1895 'Noi fotsaklng tho
ascending of ourselves together ns tho
unnngf ~ somo ls. hut cAhortiug oug
anuihei sld ru inu'h more us sou 80
ihr daY nlmuirhlnr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
PRESENCE AT PRAYER
MEETING IS URGED

Following ls "a communication urglns
attendance at No" First baptist Church
prni pr srrSlr. tonighg "Thn church t
fast approaching the revival which VIII
be- hold during Hiho batter part OF CO..
toh'r ia promote revival great en-.
phnsIr must hy placed upon prayer. In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
RHInEHART TO SPEAK
TO VETERANS TODAY

Arthur 8. Rhlnohafi ~ Dallas, state
adluinnt " IA. Amefi1an Legion aud
an officer ~ iho Sniiorh Veterans Bu.
rniL VIII lbe one ~ the speakers AZ the
Panhandle l'lainr Chamber Of Com
fnereo Convention iodny. ar. Ilhlnehaft
VIII speak iblH Afternoon probably at
The Baud ~ city Development roam.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
y. r. BROMER1, p. c.

Amarlios origmss chircvEsssos. ns.
tsblished five years. Complete x.RAy
service. Phone fo2e-eeeo. Nsw .ocs-
ton Western Building. across from the
court house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20

Peter Radk trainer ~ LIONS. began his
career D. Shaking hand. with his
Junale alJ,,t- This inst exchange 81
eonnd,ncr tnoh ph,, when l,idkc was
seven years old and occurred a' small
Euruggan animal show
what about The LIONS That "nrht
back" Who roar az their trainers wh,n
hcins par thruush their ulcksg Accord.
inE ~ iadkp they are hut friendly
onein.H' ard b, cites u parallel n the
rct dos vhn viii gruNl shows hls teeth
ard pr,'end- 60 bil" when buffctcd
ahuut by his masters nst There are
thriyfN' lions with tho great Ring.
ling iirnlhrrs and lhrnum A Bailey
show ~ lH-e Ten are presented in the
vast m,nHE,rio ior purely eNhlbltlonal
PURPOSES. Th" rest have l~rn wonder.
fullN trained by l,adke. burke phlla
dolphin and other wurlddnmuus animal
educators These. many trouprs II
other tralned animals .gOp performing
HORSES aud zoo men and women aerial,
g,ninasli'. and athletic stars VIII 10
sstu when the rircus exhibits here neat
Monday fur an afternoon performance
unly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-14

had used 1t the year before. and all
the way up from the Sunny South
| they had thought about 1t and planned
to get to housekeeping in 1t just
down and carried away almost broke
| their hearts.
Tommy Tit the chickadee arrived
from the Green Forest just in time
to see Farmer Browns Boy take
se f haa decided ss he to an set Mrs
housekeeping in. Dee. dee. dee. dee!"
cried Tommy Tit. flying about in great
excitement. Dee, dee. dee. dee! !
wouldn't have believed it of Farmer
isn't like him bit! wonder II he is
| trying to drive US out of the Old
| Orchard?"
! Winscme and Mrs. Bluebird w:iistlee
mournfuliy. Tommy Tit and Mrs.
| grinned as he went fright on taking
| down all the little Houses in the Old
Orchard. When he had disappeared
with the last one the Bluebirds
looking over of every tree in the Old
| Orchard. In only one tree was there
a hole. That one was in tree down
in the far corner and it was occu-
pied. Spooky Screech Owl and Mrs.
Spooky had their home there. Farmer
| Browns Boy had left that hole espe-
cjaIly for them when he and Farmer
Brown had filled all the other holes
or had cut of all the dead branches
in which there were holes. You see,
Now Winsome Bluebird and Tommy
Tit never make their homes in the
open. as most birds do. They nest in
holes in trees or posts, just as do
Drummer the Woodpecker and Yank
Yank the >Nuthatch and Skinner the
l
low Wing the Flicker and Cresty the
| Fly Catcher. All of these will nest in
houses put UP for them IL the houses
are of the right kind. Now there
Old Orchard.
| We'll have to go somewhere else
and hunt for a home" said Winsome
sadly. We've got to have home and
there is no place here in the Old Or
Of leaving the Old Orchard. but we
we feel Just the same way" said
Tommy Tit. MY. but won't Jenny
Wren be furious when she arrives.
mer the Swallow and cresty the Fly
Catcher are going to feel just as
badly. / can tell Farmer Browns
Boy one thing, and that is that the
Old Orchard Isn't going to be as well
cared for as II used to be. just can't
understand him at all"
| Tommy Tit and Winsome were still
| talking the matter over when Farm
er Browns BOY returned. With him
he. had half a dozen new houses.
These he at once began putting up in
the trees. placing each SO that the en-
trance would face away from the cold
wind. When he had placed the last
house he went back to the barn and
presently returned with more. BY the
time he had them all up there were
more houses in the Old Orchard than
there had been before.
Tommy Tit and Mrs. Chickadee be-
came even more excited than when
they had discovered Farmer Browns
Bow taking down the old houses.
They couldn't wait for him to leave
before beginning to inspect these new
houses.
copyright. 1922, by T. ". Burgess.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-14
Maple Nougats.

Place in a kettle two cups of maple
sugar and one-half cup Of cream and
one.half cup of milk. Cook until it
forms q soft ball when dropped In
cold water. Then take from the fire
ard beat thoroughly, and add one
cup Of English walnut meats chopped
fne, pour into .buttered tins ana,
when cold. cut into squares. A white
nomrat ia made by placing in a kettle
two cups Of white sugar and one-haif
tsaspoon Of cream of tartar: Cook
until Il makes q hard ball when
dronped in cold water, add two cups
Of blanched almonds cut up into
small bits and Drowned IN the oven,
no,,r over the beaten whites OF two
ssss. heat up and turn into buttered
tins. when cold cut into squares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-14
Coffee Mousse.

Let come to 4 boil one and one-half
CUPS OF coffee, one cup OF sugar. three
siixhtly beaten egg yolks and one
Remove when sirupy and cool. When
~ whtnned cream and three beaten
exe whites. Pack in ice end salt and
leave for several hours or put out
doors over night. Will serve four
persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-14
Russian Sauce.

Take four tablespoons of grated
horsera6Ish, one teaspoon Of weak
mustard, one-half teaspoon OF sugar.
little salt, dash Of cayenne pepper
and two spoonful of vinegar. Mix
thoroughly and serve with cold meat.
when this Is to be served with fish
add to 1t two parts of melted butter
TO one part OF sauce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-14
Cream Of Spinach Soup.

wash one Quart OF spinach until
perfectly clean. Boil for half an hour
In Just enough water to prevent burn.
ins. Chop fine, add one tablespoon of
butter rubbed smooth with one ia
blespoon of flour. Season to taste
and add one cup OF cream. Il too
thick, thin with a little milk. When
hot add . sliced hard-boiled egg and
lerVe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-14
.LJ1ILLEGoRlES'
New Houses in the Old
Orchard.
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Lest Jour Judgment you would mend
Hold tilhyou see the end.

There was great excitement in the
Old Orchard among certain of the
feathered folks there. 1t had started
when Farmer Browns Boy appeared
early one morning and took down
tho birdhouses which he had had up
in tho trees for two or three yeas.
Winsome Bluebird and Mrs. Winsome
were the hrst ones to discover what
he was doing and they were so up
set they could hardly talk about 1t.
You see, they had counted on one Of
those houses for their home. They
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-14

EXPERIENCED monumental salesman is need
ed by well established concern in Washington:
man who has proven record, initiative and
energy only need apply; excellent opportunity:
replies confidential. Address Box Bile. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-14

A. FTER breakfast Kennedy tact
~ fully Withdrew from the fam
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-14
WANTED-HELP

DELIVERY MAN, colored, on
Ford delivery car; experience
and references required. Apply
ready for work. The Hoffman
Co ls3l Pa ave. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-14
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