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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29
= Natural Sundiat -- Primitive
Mans First Timepieee

"IMERECORDING has I'M
dergone It's first revolu-
iionary advance In over six
centuries. with the lnyen-
lion OF clock that does not run
down An American is the inventor
= the first American to contribute
anything fundamental to the science
OF telling time"
Time Is miraculous thing
something elemental. banning. The
springs or weights OF N ordinary
clock We're never worthy OF its dig
nifty. Now another banning element
has been made to run In the same
harness. Electricity, imprisoned In
q clock. will mark time
There had been until now. rough
", four classes of timepieces, the
sundial, the clepsydra. the candle
clock and the mechanical clock Of
springs Or weights. The sand rlass
was but I modified clepsydra, ana
the burning rope or punk Of the
Chinese but another typs Of candls
clock.
The electric clock y something
new under the sun. 3 81
What Time 10 its
History does not record Ewes
nrst remark to Adam-prosumabIv
Eve spoke drst-but It Is probable
tnaf sne said, "what time il mr.
People have been asking Il ever
aimee. 4 y the most popular and
important question II the world
even now.
No sooner had man appeared on !
the earth than time l.egan ID h. su-
portant to him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29

rsecrdias times Hisht operates o.
. small battery. Il has asithss
weights NOR spriass and rsas
without winding.
had been built, bat these were slm-
tpiy old fashioned clocks which were
wound up at intervals by batterieA
Tifany's clock Is actually run BY
a battery-a small dry cell such as
are used In flashlights.
The Clock That Is Never Weund
The circuit through an electro.
magnet Is alternately closed and
broken BY a contact needle on
torsional pendulum. With the clos
ing Of the circuit. and the conss-
Quent energizing OF the magnet, an
armature Is attracted and lifted
into contact with the magnet. The
breaking Of the circuit allows tho
armature to drop, under gravity.
and this drop revolves Z ratchet
wheel which Is connected with tho
hands Of the clock. short distance.
The pendulum does no mechanical
work. acting only as a regulator,
and Is kept 10 motion by the open
ing and closing OF the circuit. The
current consumption Il from one
and half to one and three guar.
tiers amDere hours year. One of
these clocks has run two and d hair
years on one battery. A clock ia
Mr. Tifany's home has kept perfect
time since 1909.
The first crude clock built by
Mr.. Tiffany in 1902 is still In er-
istence. II Is likely that II viii
some time have a place IN the
Smithsonian Institute. along with
Howe's sewing machine. Whitney's
cotton gin and Langley's airplane.
a. another evolutionary product
Of American inventive esnius. :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29

eient Greece and lIllIDllllllllBnII|
Rome. was used to b
time the speeches Of -
/ orators. Water dripping -
iato funnel (1) p3ssed =
to cylinder CD slowly
hllins the cylinder and
raising fioat. Rising with
Hoat . rod with teeth (3)
turned the hand Of the
clock.
Then came the trouble over the
frst date"
This early chap-call him Tar
zan or Ahaz or anything you Will
probably wanted to meet Miss Mat
sic Nutmeg at the corner OF Mas
todon avenue and Dinosaur street
on the following morning. to 20 on
. saber-tooth gathering expedition.
Meet me here" he said cave
mannishly. when the sun Is three
hands high"
Tarzan Has I Huneh.
But" objected Aalsie-she was
. very Intelligent girl-"my hands
aren't - broad a. yours, and that
makes Z difference"
Tarxan scratched his bear>greas.
Cd pompadour uncertainty and
grunted. Then be had an important
idea.
'T'i tell you.- be said, ..meet me
when the shadow from the noun
tain Just touches the river"
History was made right there,
though Tarxan didn't know 1t. The
sundial was invented. II was only
smali step from the discovery
that shadows moved with the sun
TO the placing Of an upright pole
and the location OF marks around II
at Intervals Of space to measure
periods Of time.
That ancient Israel took its time
Evening star., 1922-05-14
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

s SMALL HOUSES IN GOOD LOCATION. ON
wide alley with large front and back yard: !:
rent, $55 per month; price, $500. Apply Ola
Maryland ave. ne.
WANT PARTY TO FINANCE THE BUTfD-
Ing of public garage. 100-car capacity. l have
option to purchase site in exclusive section
where there 10 no competition and have neces-
sary sIgners. Ground and building viii cost
$4O, 600 and I will give lease at rate Of 12
per cent net on Investment. Replies confden-
tial. Address Box 210-S. star -office
9 ROOMS. BATH. STORE; ELECTRICITY;
$1,000; house vacant. Owner. Address Box
128-R, Star office.
TWO sIX-RO6M BRIOK HOUSES, G6OD
front and back yards; renting for S45 month
to white tenants. Price, $500.
Three Groom bricks; good st. s.w.: renting
for $45 month: price for all, $3.50. Two
splendid little bricks. excellent NV. section,
in fine condition, renting for $37 month; price,
$500, terms.
Nice apt. me-, four.family building, renting
for 1880 year; price, SIS, 600; separate h.-w.
plant in each apt; no janitOr or coal to fur
nish.
THOMAS P. BROWN. GIT Az st. s.v.
1902 HALE ST. Sc: sIX-ROOM BRICK.
renting for $3.50 month price, $3.50; $500
cash; terms. p. G. sAUER. 1916 ~ st. s.w.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
GROOM HOLLOW-TLE.
OWNER MUST SELL.
ONLY So. zoo.

Gwner. leaving Washington. must sell beau
t:.u home in Arlington county at once. This
is one Of the opportunities Of lifetime IN
pick up exceptionally attractive dwelling with
homelike surroundings. at rock bottom price
$500. is less than present owner actually has
put In house.
Where can you get a house Of this type At
anywhere near as low a figure?
Nine large rooms. bath. all modern improve
ments. i've bedrooms, large living room, spien-
did basement. instantaneous hot water heater
hollow-tile construction. freproof hollow-tile
garage; lot IL nicely graded and turf is in fne
condition. Only 25 minutes to center Of city
on frst-class trolley line.
Call at Lyon Park office todny-tomorrow at
the latest-and salesman will take you to see
house. Or call city office. Main 1145. for auto
to drive you out.
RUBY LEE MINAR,
Washington-412 Evans bldg. Main 1l45
virginiszLy1n Park office. Clarendon 2TS-J-l.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Special, act quick. 10 rooms. ami. close
to cars: fine location: new; large lot; we
fx terms TO suit buyer.
BEST BARGAIN IN WOODBRIDGE
Owner, being transferred. will sacrifice a
well built, rooms. slate roof; garage; chick
en- house; garden planted; only $3.50; terms
to suit.
Several bungalows in. Brookland On reason
able terms
Also choice lots for sale.
M. O. BULL,
200 r. I. ave. ne. Tel. n. ssli-J
Evening star., 1922-05-14

FOR RENT.
IN WHOLE OR IN PART.
THE FIVE-S TORY
BRICK BUILDING, 1923
L STREET NV, ELEC-
TRIO ELEVATOR;
STEAM HEAT; WIN
DOWS ON THREE
SIDES; RE N T AND
LEASE REASONABLE.
APPLY
]. LEO KOLB,
o23 NEW YORK AVENUE.
MAIN 5O27.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

ROSEMONT.
Sc. .650-six splendid rooms and bath. If you
are employed and can raise 5000 in cash and
can pay So. 80 monthly for principal and in
terest, you can move Immediately into one
of our six-room homes. These are real homes.
Situated on a nice lot with all improvements
and close to car line with 15-minute service
and fare less than II cents.
We have only six left SO only six families
can be accommodated. We maintain m office
in North Rosemont station, or you can come
TO this Office where salesmen will give you
all information and drive you to see the prop
erty. Call us now.
F. @. GOODNow COMPANY.
10 18th ct, NV Main 3o7
Evening star., 1922-05-14

suitable for subdivision, in exchange for fne
country home; would add cash II necessary.
FULTON r. GORDON. Colorado bldg. M. 5231.
NOKTHWEsT OR CENTRAL NORTHWEsT-
Store or building suitable for remodeling: give
particulars. Address Box 32l- r.. Star office. ls'
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE OR FOR
rent with the UNION REALTY CORPORA
TION., 14l0 q NV. Main s415.
LET Us SELL OR RENT
YOUR PROPERTY.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD, INC.
lOl6 VERMONT AVE.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
FOE RENT-H0UsES

1901 18th ut. NV. rms, and bath. hot
air heat, electric light. $125 per month.
EDw. p. SCHWARTZ, INC, 734 18th NV.
WHY RENT. WHEN $3.50 CASH AND 500 A
month will buy my nearly new four.bedroom
heat, electric lights, attic: deep lot to paved
alley; immediate possession. Main S072. or
Clarendon 263y1.N Il.
9s5 o ST. N.w.-9 ROOMS AND BATH.
SIS month.
B. r. SAUL CO.,
1412 Eye at. NV. Main 210O
MOVING BY EXPERTS
Padded vans. Phone Main 600,
Merchants Transfer & Storage
Co
Evening star., 1922-05-14
Good Florida Farm Home, $780,.
10 Acres. With Horse. Poultry,

Cow, hogs, ETC., thrown in; big Opportunity
right at edge live railroad town and near
pretty lake: rich loan tillage for variety
crops; plenty Of wood. pasture. nicely located
$50. terms arranged. Details page 7s illus.
Catalog 100 Bargains. FREE. STR0UT
FARM AGENCY, 12l0 h. X. Graham bldg,
Evening star., 1922-05-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Unn U-rn~s< <fmrsRH


7th ST., 200 BLOCK-TWO PIECES OF
property, consisting of two stores with fats
above; large warehouse In rear. Price right
and good terms.
14th st.-FIne business property, 24OO block;
dats; easily converted into store: big lot to
an alley. Price. $13.b00. Good terms.
Three pieces of property on 18th ST.: good
for business or residence; exceptionally hne
buildings. between 21OO and 24OO blocks. Prices
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000. Reasonable
terms.
La. ave-. facing Supreme Court, with a
frontage OF 40 feet to an alley. Rents Tor
$500 per month. Price. $2l.o Very easy
S. BELOFF, Exclusive Agent,
o2I 18th ST., Room 2o2.
GEORGIA AVE, STORE AND APT, NEAR
18th st. cars; fne location for new business;
Will be completed in about two weeks. Price.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1407 New York ave. NV. Main Il69
DEAL with owner and save commission. On
14th ct: near U. Bargain. Store and apart
meut. $1s,5Oo. Easy terms. Owner, 500 r
FINE BUSINESS PROPOSITION : LARGE
rooming house. near the Capitol and Library,
on wide avenue. containing seventeen rooms,
six baths and hot-water heat; everything up to
date; garage; wide lot; Immediate possession
can Be given. J. q. WELDON e. CO.. Ill Is
ct. Sc. opposite Congressional Library. L: 4s
14th ST. NEAR ST., LOT 81. .b11O5. SD, 600
ST. AT 18th NV, 28.4s FRONT. $1,000
NEW YORK AVE NEAR 18th. NORTH
SIDE; 2S.3 FEET FRONT. 2,075 SO.
L ST. 90 FEET EAST OF 18th; RIPE ''''
FOR PROFITABLE REMODEEING.
GEO. Z. wooR:Ti!HaiiiN;G;ToN 4 son. -'''''
WOODWARD BLDG.
FOR RENT.
OVER 5000 SQUARE FEET ON ONE FLOOR
over large store in business center Of city; all
necessary facilities. Rent only 500 per
month; reasonable lease.
n. L. SANSBURY CO., mo,
Everything In Real Estate"
141S Eye st. NV.
Phones Main 50O3-4
NE. COR. 2lst AND STs. NV, / BLOCK
west OF Dupont Circle: second floor, consisting
Of very large rooms which have open fire.
places; lavatory and toilet This is a splendid
opportunity for a professional man. A long
lease at reasonable rental will be given.
Money REALTY CO., .
726 14th st. NV. Main $685.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
Strout.Farm Bargains
Pleasant Village Farm Home,
Lots of Fruit; Only $500 Needed

advantages right at door; telephone service.
mail delivery; easily worked tillage, plenty Of
room for good poultry flock; pasture: home use
wood; 80 fruit trees; good 7-room house with
running spring water, beautiful maple shade;
outbuildings. Owner called away; 81 600;
only $500 cash. Details page II Strout's Cata-
log.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
VA. SUBURBAN HOMES.
TAKOMA PARK
BUNGALOWS and Houses.

Some are new, others under construction; all
are modern.
Bungalows rooms and bath. anil, 81. 900
cash; price, 81. 100. rooms and bath, ami;
81 600 cash; price. 81. 500. 8 rooms and bath.
Anil, garage: $1,000 cash: price, S. 600.
rooms and bath, ami, hardwood floors; So. 500.
8 large rooms and bath, h.-w.h.. good terms:
1000. rooms and bath, paved street, two
squares to cars; $500. rooms and bath.
h.-w.h., sleeping porch. near cars; $s,O0O
rooms and bath. hollow tile. paved street:
$500. rooms and hath, 2 stories, ami:
81 600 cash: price. $3.50. rooms and bath.
glass-inclosed sleeping porches: $500.
rooms and bath. h.-w.h.. hardwood floors:
$7,650. rooms and baths. h.-w.h.; 5000
cash; price. s., 500. Near Walter Reed.
rooms and bath. h.-w.h.. hardwood floors, ga
rage; very easy terms; price. $500. North
Takoma, large rooms. bath, very large lot:
on easy terms; priced at So. 600. 10 rooms and
bath. on paved street. large. shady lot: 81. .50J
cash; price. $1050o. others up to $4,000.
Several good lots.
c. w. Van Wagner, "a Cedar ST.,
TakOma Park ID e Col 1SSJ-W
Evening star., 1922-05-14

CLOSE TO 18th ST. NV,
Close to Clifton; 8 to room house: can nsv
81 500 to $4,000 cash and assume trusts il any:
balance monthly. Address Box 1888, Star
office.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
2OO-Aere River-front Farm,
Automobile, 800. Poultry, 8 Cattle

mules. horse, hogs. tools, crops thrown in;
live In the delightful atmosphere this health
full section, make money from wide variety
crops, enjoy all water sports; borders river u
mile; tillage fine for corn and potatoes; good
pasture, $50 peach trees; beautifully located
house. 120-ft. barn, poultry house, garage.
Owner retiring. 3, 500 gets all. part cash. De-
tails page 63 illus. Catalog 1,2O0 Bargains.
FREE. STROUT FARM AGENCY. 1922 N,
Land Title bldg, Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
ATTRACTIVE
BUNGALOW HOME.

208 Pine ST, Lyon Park, Va.
OF rooms and bath: 21z blocks from sta
t1on. Best materials, well built; all modern
improvements; Arcola heating plant; large fre-
place; artistic lighting fixtures. Gray wood
work; mahogany doors. Kitchen all In white
completely equipped with excellent gas range
refrigerator and cabinet Best quality OF
shades throughout. In fact, complete In every
ONLY $50 PER MONTH
In addition to the initial cash payment will
carry this house. To reach Lyon Park, take
car on Wash. and Va. r.r.. Falls Church
branch, 18th and Pa. ave, and get OF at
Lyon Park.
LOOK FOR THE KAY-ALGER AUTO
Agents on property Sunday from 1 to $50
KAY-ALGER CO., INC.
617 Bond Bldg. Main 3o15
Evening star., 1922-05-14

FOR RENT-WAREHOUSEs.
WAREHOUSE. BRICK. Foc SALE Oh RENT;
n 900 feet door space: electric elevator; 1910
lexington place ne, opposite B. & O. freight
yard. Apply Room sos. International bldg.
Nain COO.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
By Owner-Beautiful Home.

By Owner-Beautiful Home.
sewerage; most bautiful suburb near Washing
ton; Il miles from city: large lot, shade and
fruit trees. grapes, shrubbery. flowers; garden
planted; gardeners cottage; house perfect
condition, recently decorated. furnished with
rare and beautiful mahogany, oriental rugs,
etc. Bargain, S11 600 furnished. sell un-
furnished; terms. Address Box e4-S, Star Office
1es
VA. SUBURBAN HOMES.
Before buying It will be to your advantage
to consult our list Of properties for sale. Two
ofnces at your disposal. Service you will ap-
preciate. L. GARLAND KENDRICK. East
Falls Church, Va, and Cherrydale, Va. Call
Pals Church SO. for appointment.
m NnAG D D ~
Evening star., 1922-05-14

WEST CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Unusual home In the suburbs, 20 min. from
Treasury; q beautiful detached home. IL
rooms, 8 baths, real hreplaces, open stairs
es; 2-car -garage; all modern improvements;
1 acre Of lawn. garden, shade. shrubs and I'm
est fruit trees; high elevation and wonderful
call Cley. 115-W. 16s
WILL EXCHANGE $4,000 WORTH OF GILT
edge drst and second trust notes and pay cash
difference for apartment or other ineome-pro-
ducins properties. Address Boz lS2-R, Star
once. e.-sE. -
Evening star., 1922-05-14

EIGHT-RooM AND BATH DWELLING;
electric lights, gas, large porches, beautiiul
hedge fence all kinds of fruit, two poultry
houses, III acres garden land; sacrince' soooo'
$3.50 cash.
tricity, large lot, all kinds fruit, two-caf ga
rage, poultry house; sacrifice. $5,2o0.
Fourteen acre truck, poultry and fruit farm.
one mile Vienna, Va; eight-room house. pase-
ment barn. bearing fruit; reduced to S5:5oU
Twenty -four acres. five miles southwest
Rockville, Nd; very rolling. but fertile soil;
four-room house, outbuildings, 2h-acre or
chard, ten acres clover two acres oats. lot po-
ARTHUR NJ. CONNOR, Oxford building.
Room 222. 728 14th st. NV. Ph. Main 1tI6.
SUMMER COTTAGE. FOUR ROOMS: SCREEN
ed porch; suitable for all-year home; electric
range; running water; $S 600; terms. CaD,n ...n
John car line, between stops Z6-St. any 'iLhe
Sunday, after week days.
lot 40x1OO IT.; fn restricted neighborhood; price,
81, $50: 500 down, $s5 per month. Call Mr..
WINTERS. Franklin $685.
NEW FoUR-RooM BUNGALOW; LARGE LOT;
water; electricity; near trolley; price; S2'SSso;
$3.50 down; easy monthly terms. CaH MI.
WINTERS, Franklin S06.
INSIDE OF DISTRICT, 1900 so. FT.; SIX
rooms and bath: gas; hot-water heat; pr price
81, $50: terms. Call Mr.. WINTERS. Fr. S9S.
NEARBY MARYLAND: sIx-ROOM HOUSE;
III acres of land: SO fruit trees. grapes, straw
berries, etc.; electricity; water: on car lin line;
price. $3.50; terms. Mr.. WINTERS. Fr. S9S..
LOT IN SILVER SPRINI. MD--641i5o
feet. bargain on business street. Spiendm
for stores and public halls or apartments May
sslt In separats lots. Columbia 4so2. 10
Evening star., 1922-05-14

Beautiful Modern Bungalow.
acre "A lots) & rooms: pantry; cement
sewer: garage with lights. pit, work bench;
8 outbuiidings; plenty fruit; fare. 24c round
trip Berwyn, Nd. 5000. $500 cash. BALI
ance to suit; possession at once; by ownre
Gail after p.m.. 1904 N. Cspitoi d. -
Evening star., 1922-05-14

7th ST., 1900 BLOCK-TWO PIECES OF
property. consisting of two stores with mats
above: large warehouse In rear. Price right
and good terms.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

La. ave-, facing Supreme Court, with a
frontage Of 45 feet to an alley. Rents for
$500 per month. Price. SCI 900. Very easy
Evening star., 1922-05-14

TAKUMA PARk HUMHS.
A real home: large lot; hne shade: garage;
wide porcles; 10 rooms. 3 baths: hreplaces:
laundry; this week, s1o.7 $50; owner ordered
away; good terms Dandy new Broom bum
galow. $1,000; 81. 500 cash. Another, 81. 800.
Several Groom houses. 5000 to $500. Z
rooms. 2 baths: up-to-date; $500. 20-room
brick houses cheap. Tile dwelling. IL rooms,
best buy Of today. We show what we ad-
Evening star., 1922-05-14

BRADDOCK.
Seven rooms with every modern convenience;
large lot; splendid neighborhood; hne view.
right on Mt. Vernon boulevard. $500 win
buy this new home. Just completed. Very
reasonable cash payment will be accepted. See
us at once as this will not last
F. O. GOODNOW COMPANY,
S29 18th st. NV. Main BOT.
virginia office, North Rosemont Station.
aria
Evening star., 1922-05-14
IN LYON PARK.

We have Just finished the construction OF
four beautiful homes in Lyon Park. They
contain s rooms, bath, gas. electricity and
hot-water heating plant. Very large lots. We
Be perfect. Let us show you these perfect
homes which we can sell on very easy terms.
McCARTER & RULE,
Evening star., 1922-05-14
WOODBRIDGE, D.

WOODBRIDGE, D. {.
Beautiful new home Of granite-faced cement
blocks Contains rooms. reception hall. tile
bath pantry, large cement front porch, hard
wood trim and door. hot-water heat. gas, elec-
trfcity Near cars, stores and school,
Priced right. Reasonable terms.
SAMUEL +. COLE. 1406 g st. NV.
Main 224h.
To ;pspecf Sunday call North 5106 las
Evening star., 1922-05-14

FIvE-RooM BUNGALOW, $500 CASH; FINE
place; groom house, $500 cash; Groom house,
$500 cash, $50 month: 4-room bungalow. nearly
modern, u acre. high elevation. 5000; new
4-room bungalow. $500 cash, $45 month.
Apartment to rent. Near station, Sundays.
Phone Hyattsville 456-M.
L. w. Randolph. Mt. Rainier.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
FOR EXCHANGE

APARTMENT HOUSES, BUSINESS PROP
ERTIES AND SEVERAL NEW RESIDENCES.
OWNERS WILL ENTERTAIN PART EX-
CHANGE. GEO. 7. WORTHINGTON & SON.
WOODWARD BUILDING.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

FALLS CHURCH = BEAUTIFUL HOME OF
ten rooms. sleeping porch and bath; large re-
ception hall, double parlors with bay window,
paneled and beamed dining room. 14x1S; Sleep
ing porch and all downstairs double floor:
splendid hot-air furnace; 113-ft. well. with wa
ter system. entirely automatic; electric lights;
garage; servants quarters. 16x1S; house just
being painted and decorated both inside and
out; lot 9Ox21S; room for nice garden or two
tennis courts in rear; a fine home; 50 500;
Va Exclusive
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4 frock that would suit tho young
Rlrrs fancy and mothor's discern
mcut ls shown .n the accompanying
sketch. The popular Northa co.t0r,
or "Mud.HlN Piece aa % was known
in tho Umo OF queen Bertha after
whom 1t Wus rlghtfully named, has
even Invaded the very young girls
fashion domain This style would
be especially attractive for echooi
wear. IL made OF u scrvlcoable blue
serge and relieved by a Bertha col
lar as shown made OF sheer orRandie
or batistc. For sundays or best
wear u could be made Of velvet
or silk with a lace Bertha. and still
another possibility la TO- make the
entire frocb of % eiusle material II
the later suggestion were decided
upon, the completed garment would
cost about 3275 figuring a SILK and
cotton crepe at 81 yard
Tho pattern 80. 1870 cuts IN sizes
3. 10, ~ ana II years Size re-
quires 81 yards 36-inch material
Price Is cents, stamps or coin Ccoin
prcfrrrell
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
Practical HOusekeepmg
BY FLORENCE AUSTIN CHASE.

Moulded Chicken - wipe a
knuckle Of veal put in soup pot,
with two pounds lean veal ana one
pound lean pork, cover with cold
water and bring to boiling point,
then simmer until meat is tender
tdding the last hour Df cooking, two
teaspoons salt. Cut the head off
near the body and the feet below the
first Joint OF two good sized tender
fowl SINCE, split down back with
out separating, place In pot, cover
with boiling water and cook slowly
until meat is tender, adding the last
hour Of cooking two teaspoons salt,
one-half teaspoon paprika, three
tablespoons finely minced onion, and
one teaspoon lemon juice, two
sprigs parsley and one-half cup cell
cry cut in small pieces. Remove
chicken and put aside TO cool. when
It should be cut in thin slices. Put
the veal and pork meat through
meat chopper. using the fine knife (;
set aside TO cool. Let stock simmer
until reduced one-haif. strain, cool
and clear,
Decorate the bottom Of brick
shaped moulds with whites and yolks
OF hard boiled eggs. canned pimen-
tos, cut in fancy shapes. and pickles
cut in thin slices, add very little
cold stock by spoonfuls, lest the
decoration be dlsarranged Place
moulds in pans OF ice water. When
firm add alternate layers Of chicken,
stock and veal until all is used.
Cover top layer with buttered paper,
on this place pan and weight. Let
stand for several hours or overnight
in refrigerator Remove from
moulds to serving dish and garnish
with cress or crisp leaves OF lettuce.
Cider Sauce-Melt four table
spoons butter in saucepan, add four
tablespoons flour and cook slowly,
while constantly stirring, until nicely
Drowned (not scorChed), then pour
on gradually l-2 cups hot ham
liquor, bring TO the boiling point,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30

Kansas city wednesday morning 10
attend the reunion OF the members
of camp Eawajiwln, Cass Lake,
Mlnn The party viii consist ~ Mr..
and Mrs G. w. Kent and their three
children, Irene. Margaret and
Howard. Mrs. Lynn Banks and her
daughter Betty and Miss Virginia
Greet. These members Of the camp
VIII he entertained by Tulsa families
who were Mt the camp. The are
Mr. and Mrs r. *. Smith, Mr.. aud
Mrs j. A. NcaseY Mr. and Mrs. r..
VI. Young, Mr. and Mrs T. a. Ross
Mr.. and Mrs W. l.. Klster, Miss
Winnifrod Schurcman and MIR. and
Mrs. R. ". Adams
The camp banquet will be given
Friday evening Of the Country club.
A round Of goodtime 3 besides the
banquet win occupy the time Of the
guests while they are In Tulsa
Among those who viii entertain for
the campers and their parents are
Mr. and Mrs W X Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs 6. +. Noble, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Rarnee. Mr.. and Mrs. Faun
Freedom.