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Arizona republican., 1922-03-11
Little Stories For Bedtime
HY THORNTON W. BURGESS
EVERYBODY HUNTS FOR HONEY
eY THORNTON w. BURGESS

Such funny time as there was in
the Green Forest that beautiful,
bright spring. All. or nearly all, the
little people who wear fur went about
with their heads up until you would
have thought that their necks would
have ached. Perhaps they did, but
no one seemed to care. Only Jimmy
Skunk and Prickly Porky the Por-
cupine went about their business Just
-as usual When they met their neigh
bors gazing up into tree tops they
would laugh and say to themselves,
How foolish."
What did it all mean? Why, Just
this: Everybody was hunting for the
storehouse OF Busy Bee. Yes, sir,
that is just what everybody but
Prickly Porky and Jimmy Skunk was
doing. And the funny part is that no
one wanted anyone else to know what
he was doing, yet everybody knew.
You see, it was this way: Buster
Bear, who had come to live in the
Green Forest, is very. very fond of
honey. Buster is so big and has such
great, cruel-looking claws. and such
long, sharp teeth, and such a deep,
fierce sounding growl, that nearly all
the little people who lived in the
Green Forest, or sometimes came up
from the Green Meadows to visit
there, were afraid, very much afraid
Of him. Jimmy Skunk wasn't. You
know, Jimmy isn't afraid OF anything
Or anybody. Prickly Porky wasn't.
He came from the same Great Woods
that Buster came from, and he had
long ago taught Buster to have very
great respect for the thousand little
spears he always carries with him.
Jumper the Hare wasn't afraid, be-
cause he also was once a neighbor to
Buster in the Great Woods, and he
knew that Buster knew that he
couldn't catch Jumper no matter how
ne tried. But everybody else was
afraid, very. very, very much afraid,
Now it happens that Buster Bear
had given Reddy Fox a terrible scare
when Reddy was trying to catch
Jumper the Hare. and Jumper had
wished that he could do something in
return for Buster. Buster had asked
Jumper to keep his eyes open for the
storehouse Of Busy Zee, for he was
very, very hungry for some honey.
and Jumper had glady promised that
he would. though he didn't think
there was much chance that he would
find II, because, you know, Busy Bee
usually chooses a hollow high up in
tree, and Jumper cannot climb
trees.
Sammy Jay had heard all this and
straightway Sammy and made up his
mind that he would find that honey
and tell Buster Bear and so make
Buster Bear his friend. Then he re-
membered- how terribly frightened
Reddy Fox had been when he met
Buster Bear. Sammy had made fun
of Reddy and called him bad names.
and so they were anything but
friends. But now that he had had
his fun at r. idy's expense, Sammy
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11
S1sfof1lafys K1tclfal

seconds. Drain on heavy brown pa
per and serve with stewed tomatoes.
Eggs With Tomato Sauce
Three tablespoons butter, slices
onion, / sprig parsley, tablespoons
flour. liz cups canned tomatoes, 4
eggs.
onion and parsley. Brown slightly.
Add flour and stir and cook until
frothy. Then add tomatoes and sur
and cook until the boiling point Is
reached. Strain. Put two table
spoons of sauce in buttered rami-
kins or custard cups, break ana egg
in each cup, being careful not 10
break the yolk, sprinkle the whlts
lightly with salt and pepper ano
bake in a moderate oven ABOUT ~
minutes. until the white is set. cover
with some OF the sauce, kept not TOT
purpose, and serve at once.
Eco TinbaIes
Six eggs, / cup milk, u teaspoon
salt, a teaspoon pepper.
Beat eggs until very light. Bear
in milk. salt and pepper. Pour into
buttered cups and bake half an hour
In a pan set in hot water.
sealIoped Onions and Celery
one dozen onions, ! head ceieryi
tablespoons butter. l tablespoon
flour, l cup milk, 70 teaspoon SAT-
4 teaspoon pepper. .;,
Dice and stew ceiery. boll orllUlls
Drain both celery and onions; fu'
a layer OF each in huttered pahlne
dish. Make a sauce with the quite.
flour and milk. Season Win sai'
and pepuer. Pour the sauce over the
celery and onions. cover with cosIs5e p
bread crumbs, dot with bits OF butter
and bake half an hour IN a ilouei ~''
oven.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11
LENTEN DISHES
Sister Mary Suggests Some That Are
Easy to Prepare

Luncheon dishes without meat are
sometimes hard to find. aside from
the fact that many persons use little
or no meat during Lent, elderly peo-
pie and persons with certain sorts
Of ailments" are often obliged TO
omit meat from their diet
These dishes are nourishing, eco
nomical and easy to prepare.
Luncheon Dish With Cheese and
Toast
One egg, cups milk. 70 pound OF
American cheese, left over toast.
Butter a shallow baking dlsh:
Break toast in coarse crumbs ana
put a layer in baking dish. cover
thickly with grated cheese, sprinkle
with salt and pepper and tiny plt
of mustard. Continue layer Tor layer
until all the cheese Is used.
The layers OF toast should be rather
thin. Beat egg we'll and add milk.
Pour slowly over cheese and TOAST
Cover and bake 20 minutes. Re-
move cover and brown top.
Luncheon Potatoes
Two cups hot riced potatoes, s
tablespoons butter, 2-3 cup grated
cheese, 2 egg yolks, teaspoon sait'
is teaspoon pepper, fine dried greao
crumbs, whites of eggs, frying fat.
Add butter TO hot potatoes: Beat
wen and add cheese, egg yolks, saiI
and pepper. Beat we'll and let cooi
slightly. Shape in balls, roll IN
crumbs, dip in egg whites sng MY tiS.
beaten. roll again in crumbs and Ity
in deen hot fat. The fat should oe
hot enough to brown a cube Of breao
from, the soft part OF loaf IN ~
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11
MARICOPA COUNTRY
CLUB PREPARES To
PRESENT CARNIVAL

A whole carnival will be staged to-
night at the Maricopa Country club
with all the noise and fun makers
that it is possible to assemble at one
point between eastern and western
cities. Horrs. whistles, serpentines,
balloons, confetti. crickets and all the
other novel noise makers that have
been manufactured for Mardi Gras
features.
Rodericks Novelty band has pre-
pared q special repertoire of music
that is exactly in keeping with the
spirit of the evenings festivities and
this will be one of the oldest and
strangest musical nights that this
wonder band has put over in its sue
cessful season at the Maricopa Coun-
try club.
This carnival that has been so
carefully prepared by the manage
ment of the Country club is fitting
party for the end OF the week and
will be the signal for the ushering
in of the coming set of spring dances
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11
Chapter xLVu.

Chapter XlNil.
Ruth had carried out her plans for
reaching the class of working girls
and women whose positions allowed
them to save a very small amount
each week. She had two lists. One
of girls and women by name, another
of offices in which women were en-
ployed.
In this way she was bound to
reach q very large proportion of
those she had in mind. The results
had exceeded, her hopes. The girls,
just as she had said they would, re-
acted to the psychology of owning a
bond eventually in place OF carrying
about Soiled bank book.
They enjoyed coming 10 her dainty
office-~one now fitted up especially
for them. Some or them never had
been educated TO the daintiness of
the dressing room-that also pro-
vided for their separate use as the
demand arose. Ruth had found that
the facilities first demanded were in
adequate for both types of clients, SO
she had again gone to Mr.. Carr and,
stating her needs in her usual sue
cinct manner, had been told TO go
ahead and order done whatever she
thought necessary.
It is not 10 be wondered at that
when she left the room glow OF
pride in her accomplishment should
run over her. Mr.. Carr, as she knew,
had at first been a doubling
Thomas" That he had long ago
capitulated she We'll knew. But 10
be given a free rein in that manner
was as welcome as it was un-
expected.
Ruth advised with Robert Turn
bull. Together they evolved an al
most ideal place for the separate use
OF the army of working girls who
were beginning TO place their small
savings with them until they should
have sufficient to buy bonds.
Some one asked Ruth why she did
not sell them the bonds on the in
stallment plan instead Of going to all
the work OF banking their savings
for them.
Il consider the installElent habit q
bad one from every point OF view,
she responded. In the first place
everybody buying on the installinent
plan will invariably buy something
more expensive than they can afford
or would buy for cash. Also. II often
happens that after few INSTALL
ments are paid they become weary
or haven't saved the money. or for
some reason become unable to CON-
tinue the installments. | believe u
would work exactly the same in
buying bonds as in buying furniture
or any other commodity. Naturally
they could not own the bond unul
it is paid for. but they come here &c
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11

is investigating conditions and the
opening OF the hospital will depend
upon the report which she Will make
today. The hospital will be used only
for influenza cases.
County supervisors said yesterday
that il opened, the hospital would
serve only for Temporary relief and
would not be made a permanent In
stitution.
There are many cases OF infiuenza
in the city now" County Physician
G. S. Monical said yesterday. but
the epidemic seems to be in a less
severe form than In previous years.
Many poor people OF the city need
attention now and although limited
by finances the county is anxious to
relieve the situation as far as pos
siblei
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11
OPERA COMPANY IS
IN FIFTH WEEK OF
LOCAL ENGAGEMENT

The time Is drawing to a close
when the Phoenix music and amuse-
nent lovers will have an oppor-
tunity to hear the Dunbar opera
company. the best light opera or
sanitation in America, now IN theII
fifth week at the Elks theater. Eacn
ueek has seen the company get a ht-
tie stronger hold on the affections or
the local playgoers and there are
great many who are going 10 learn
with keen disappointment that tne
wonderful organization VIII De mere
only a short time more.
"The Chimes of Normandy when
ia considered the best offering 70
date. continues throughout the week
to saturday night with another pop
MAR matinee on saturday afternoon
ON sunday two of the former favo-
rites will be revived: The Mascot
on sunday afternoon and the Sreat-
est of them all, ''Robinhood' on sun
day night
The company Is so closely identi-
fled with "Robinhood" and there Is
such a swing and lilt to the InusIc
that there is strong demand ro[
another performance of this gem OF
the light operas.
on Monday and Tuesday nights
the company will go on thegoad again
returning Wednesday for the balance
of the week with big productlen Oh
"The Bohemian Girl.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11
|NCE Tells REASON
FORPRODUCT|ONOF
HAIL THE WOMAN

Apropos the engagement of "Hail
the Woman" which starts at the
Strand tomorrow. Richards and Mace
are in receipt OF very interesting
letter from Thomas II. Ince, through
those genius this great tribute to
American womanhood has been made
possible. letter which sets out in no
mistakable terms the spirit of Ince in
building the picture.
He dates his letter March s, and
writing from his studios at Culver
City, says:
From the reports which have
reached me from the individual pic
turegoers and exhibitors throughout
the United States, l feel justified in
congratulating you upon bringing
Hail the Woman" to your city. !
worked for many months on this pro-
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11

struck up between the singer and the
brother rapidly ripens into love.
II is when the girl learns his iden-
tity, learns his sister has adopted the
baby, when the lover learns ne mas
given his heart to woman VINO
would sacrifice mother love on the
altar of a career. it is then that the
dramatic impulse makes itself feit
in a series of the most vital sitna-
tons.
The added attractions on the pro-
gram are the comedies, and the cur
rent installment OF Miracles OF the
Jungle" This is the afternoon or
the kiddies matinee--and the regular
two cent price will prevail Tor the
Youngsters from / TO o'clock.
Tomorrow ushers in the engage
ment of Thomas II. Inces master
work. Hail the Woman" heralded
as the greatest woman story ever
told.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11
BUREAU PREPARES
REPORT ON GRAIN

A report on the amount of grain
on farms in the Salt River valley has
been made by l. NJ. Harrison, chief
OF the local bureau of crop estimates
There were 143,S00 bushels OF corn
on farms, March /. 1922. or Is per
cent OF the 1921 crop, against 12S.000
bushels, or 20 per cent of the 1890
crops OH farm, March /, 1921.
The amount OF wheat on farms
March /, was about $4,000 bushels or
10 per cent of the 1921 crop. The
amount of oats on farms, March /,
was $4,000 bushels or Is per cent of
the 1921 crop. The amount OF barley
on farms, March \, was about $1,000
bushels or seven per cent OF the 1921
crop.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11

wanted to make up with Reddy. You
know, they are both scamps. and
usually 1t is best for scamps TO be
friends. Here was a chance to make
up with Reddy. lie would tell Reddy
how he could make Buster Bear his
friend by finding some honey for him,
and Reddy would be so grateful that
he would forget his quarrel with
Sammy.
1t all worked out as Sammy had
planned. Reddy was so much afraid
Of Buster Bear that he was willing to
do almost anything to make him his
friend, so when Sammy told him that
he knew a way, Reddy wanted to
know what it was. Sammy told him
and Reddy started off right away
with his head tipped back looking up
in the tree tops for signs of Busy
Bee. Sammy Jay chuckled, for Sam
my meant to find that honey himself,
and he knew that Reddy Fox, being
unable to climb, would have very
little chance to find it. But Reddy
is smart. Yes, sir he is smart. He
knew just as well as Sammy did
that he hadn't much chance for find
ing that store OF honey himself. so
he went to Happy Jack Squirrel and
to Chatterer the Red Squirrel, who
know all the hollow trees, and prom
ised them that if they would find the
one where Busy Bee was storing her
honey and would tell him, he would
promise not to try to catch them any
more. They wondered what Reddy
could want with honey. but, of course,
they agreed TO hunt for the hollow
tree with the honey. Then they dis
covered Jumper the Hare looking up
in the tree tops, and he told them
how he was hunting for honey for
Buster Bear. Right away they
guessed why Reddy wanted IL. and
made up their minds that they would
tell Buster themselves if they found
it, and so make him their friend. OF
course, news like that travels. and
pretty soon everybody who was afraid
Of Buster was hunting for honey.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11
RECEIVE BULLETIN
ON TRIP TOMEX|CO

The Phoenix chamber Of commerce
has received an information bulletin
from the headquarters of the Inter-
national Business conference which
Is arranging for an excursion OF
American business men down the
west coast OF Mexico. starting from
Nogales, April 5. Applications for
berths on the excursion train win be
received by f. ID. Wilkey. treasurer,
at the First National Bank Of No
gales until March 20.
The International business confer1
ence will hold it's second extraordi-
nary assembly OF the Confederated
Chambers of Commerce of the Re
public OF Mexico and American busi-
ness men, April 4. at Nogales, and
an elaborate program has been pre-
pared for the occasion. Hotel ac-
commodatlons will be arranged by
the Nogales chamber Of commerce II.
advised OF the definite time OF arri-A
val of visitors.
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Arizona republican., 1922-03-11

that are promised TO be the most
novel ever put over in TINS coH'-
munity. da dr.
Reservations have been MADE our-
ing the past week, but there are d
few choice ringside seats leIt Lor ors1s el,s
early birds today II thev can ~,
Wise Is always sufficient for the
natrons of the Maricopa Country
club.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11

Red, a very bright red oil cloth,
makes an unusually effective table
covering for a dark corner. Usually
the place for such material is in
the kitchen, but occasionally one sees
it in studios and sitting rooms and
in the dull light the effect is really
quite lovely.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11
"rhe Golden Gift" at Strand

Alice Lake closes ner engagement
ar the strand with the final screen
ings today of THE Golden Gift" her
latest Metro picture, and incidentally
a production which presents an en-
tire new phase of this charraing girls
seemingly limitless versatility.
"The Golden Gift is story OK a
Young singer, whose marriage TO
worthless cad was to prove the turn
ing point in her career. The blrth OF
a child, and the consequent injury 70
her voice. rendered her services no
longer valuable to her employers, ana
the girls next blow was the discoY-
cry of the worthlessness of the man
she had married-the father Of her
child.
The mans departure found the girl
destitute, and she follows him TO the
Mexican border where he has entered
the oil country. An affair with a
young girl there, cost the man his
life. as the brother of the betrayed
lass meted out prompt Justice to the
cad The miserable wife arrives
just as this has happened. and leav-
ing her child with the padres at the
old mission she goes to work in a
Mexican cabaret" Among the tour
lists visiting the resort is an old
teacher OF the young singers, and
through his good offices she goes to
Italy to study and for voice culture.
The child is deserted. and oddly
enough, is adopted by the girl its
father had betrayed.
Five years elapse, and we find the
brother and sister and the adopted
baby living in New York. The singer
is favorite with the Metropolitan
Opera company and friendship
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11
pIMENrn RIIrrER

Pimento butter is often wanted for
sandwiches and is easily made.
Cream two tablespoons of butter
with one canned pimento, pressed
through q sieve: blend well and add
salt.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11
FOR INITIALS


when initiating handkerchiefs
baste the corners OF four of them
together so they form a solid square.
Then the embroidery rings can be
put on them easily.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11
MAY HAVE HOSPITAL
FOR EMERGENCY USE

Tentative plans have been made by
the county to open an emergency
hospital at POLL West Madison street
Mrs. Alice Campbell. county nurse.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11

Human brain contains 100000
nerve cells.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-11
RED COVER

Next story: "The News Reaches
Peter Rabbit"
Evening star., 1922-10-30

CHAUFFEURS-Fo For taxicab
service. Apply New Taxi Serv-
ice Co., II4O 2ISt st.
Evening star., 1922-10-30
POULTRY, PETS & LIVE STOCK

GOLDFISH-snaI. medium and large. Fan
tails, longtals. snals. tadpoies and aquaria
plant. At ATIIERTOS'S, 33s Indiana ave.
RABBIT DOG for sale. Call at 713 10th
Evening star., 1922-10-30

Statesmen 'tnreeI. selling experience" pre-
ferred but nor essential. to represent Eut-
rer,cE Company OF New York. Men meeting
nur reIuircfn.nfs get So tn :, day and SO. %
per week. Butterch, 20 Bond building, 1ith
and New York ave
Evening star., 1922-10-30

wASHsTAND, So; bed, SC. Apply 6l7 4th
NV. 3os
Evening star., 1922-10-30
SECURING
THE BETTER JOB

This is the title of a book
let that shows you how to go
after a job or how to get
better one.
THE STAR has secured
copies of the booklet, which
it IS distributing free.
Ask the clerk for your
copy at the business counter
on the first floor.
Evening star., 1922-10-30

ROOMING HOUSE, electricity; nicely fur
L SIZED; $3.50; terms. %: y. York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1922-10-30

FORDS. choice of tourings. 500 up; sedans.
S22J up: . coupes, 500 up; these are
priced SO low that you will lie able to use
then, until spring and realize almost as much
as tine price We now ask. Triangle Motor Com
n a
Evening star., 1922-10-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.

RESTAU RANT and tea room, in one of the
best northwest sections: must he sold inme-
d'at-ly. Address Box 52-N. star office
Evening star., 1922-10-30
NISCELLANEOJ;S.

TYPEWRITER Rental Service, o30l Isl st
NV North 1864. Underwood. l.. G. 8. Rem.
81 mo-; mos. IN adv, Sl0.50: G mos, SIS
Rebuilt Typewriters for sale Terms
Evening star., 1922-10-30

WOOD FOR SALE-Sawed any length, 81:
and s14 per cord. Phone West 25l2-W.
CoAT-Seai; size SO; excellent condition; SIS
Phone Adams $40 -
Evening star., 1922-10-30
WANTED-HELP.
NJ ALE.

CEVER o1I ORICIS4L ,Crom a,tadaTio1s
IN applylng for employment. Zee CoPiEE.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR, special edition OK
special page experience; salary and sonus
must be clean. dignifsd, have references anu
re.i experience ADDRESS Box 26s-C, star
s.. JQs
Evening star., 1922-10-30

GROCERY and meat storc-Doing average OF
81 l,"0D per week; II Is is guaranteed. Address
r.. Y office
Evening star., 1922-10-30

ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN, under 20
~ partner; Part time sufficient: references re-
quircd: no investment. Address Fox l3s.',
Star nfflre Sl~
Evening star., 1922-10-30

GOLD WATCH, Set with forty genuine pearls
price. $40, and gold bracelet for young lady
With thirtyeiEht small genuine pearls; price
50 call Frank. Sns4 ], after G nm
Evening star., 1922-10-30

| ARMY OFFICER. leaving town. must sacrifice
! s75O AeOlian player, bench and rolls like new
1896 A. r. Arnold. Auctiopeer, 1923 q
Evening star., 1922-10-30

ambitious to work and willing TO make good:
We teach ard train yon In your spare or 1uii
time dguifed profession. Permanent posi-
tions, short hours and good pay. Fifth Ave:
Corset Co, 3u3-304 Barrister bldg, 80
Evening star., 1922-10-30
wANTED-HELP.
FEMALE-COutinued.

SALES REPRESENTATIVE for securities:
ciean-cut financial enterprise; reasonable com
missiops; IL experienced call Mr.. Voss. Main
y4s. between 10 and II. when appointments
may be arranged.
SHORTHAND In 9O days; touch typewritin:.
..1'he best for Less" start in today. Boyd
Business College. 1904 st. NV. Main 2sIG.
no16e
Evening star., 1922-10-30

AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO,
l431 East Capitol St. Rent, sell. repsir snt
buy all makes. Stands free. Open evenings
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
MOTOR CYCLES AND BICYCLES
Continued.

BICYCL4ES-C0mpelled to moye-seiling out.
All unca!led for repairs at cost. secondhand
s b. 6cycies, s16 and up; New $50 lvsr Johnsons:
SHOP, 24H7 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1922-10-30

IATROBES. two; one perfect. other needs
slight repairs; SIS for both. Lincoln 1853.
Evening star., 1922-10-30

RESPONSIBLE corset manufacturers want
man or woman to take entire charge of their
Was. ington corset shop and Office. Require
m.nts: Mnst possess executive ability and
able to manage salesforcc of women. $500
is necessary TO finance Yourself; excellent
opportunity is knocking at your door; If YOU
mean business call Main S4c3 for appoint
Evening star., 1922-10-30

Observation-Disclosures aIl-round man. Nd
,lress BOX l.0N. star office. ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continued.

CLOTHES WANTED-Hiahest prices paid
Every one seems pleased and tells another of
our cheerful way of paying for mems worn
clothing shoes, etc. Main 4l45. Justh's Old
stand. 6I9 D.
Evening star., 1922-10-30

YOTSG WOMAN with Initiative ana re-
sorrcefulness wanted for technical and re-
search work: unusual opportunity. fosi'iph
principally clerical. Stenographic experience
unessential Address Box 36-N, Star office,
giving teiepl one. age. experience. References
sal rfed .bV~
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sTESOI RAPIIER- -rYPiST civil service test
examination Tuesdays. pm IIarper's Steno-
graphic school, 1927 f NV. Stenosraphy.
court reporting taught. 800
TAILOR, white. wanted. Apply 700 Irving
Evening star., 1922-10-30

YOU'VE WOMEN-The Chesapeake and Poto-
mae Telephone Company is offering excellent
employment to limited number of alert. ener-
getic Young women. Apply Room 1, s22 18th
Evening star., 1922-10-30

Chickerins, s125; IKE new Knabe, sI7S Don't
miss these bargains. "A. f. Arnold, Auctioneer,
a,
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RADIO. Grebe c. X. .. 2-stages perfect con-
. dition; Slo0 cash. Phone Lincoln 1855. after
6 pm ls
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| iVICTROLAS and monographs all makes: at
| aif price, and used records. 519 Mass ave.
Evening star., 1922-10-30

VICTOR v1CTROLA. new; also records; bar
gain II taken at once 1418 Perry place NV.
Phone Cnl G2yH