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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-21
KONSERVATIVCI ZiSKALI VOLBOU.

Dublin 20. cervna. AGko to jest6 vice = Z,
nez bude podrobne znam vysedek rskch voleb jest N
re stoupenc Svobodneho Irskeho Satu im zi u
Sam sce zrati nekter ma jez opanovali neodvisl
hem vsak meme nez rpubkanka frakce De Valerova Pre-
kvapenm voby by vey po6et has odevzdanych pro d6n
cke kandidaty. Dese techo bylo zvoeno jsou
pfiznivi smlouve prvnho sta cend noveho parlamen
chz zvolen jest nespoe sedmdest jest ch pro smlouvn
tTicet prot smouve.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-21
ZELEZNICNf MELODY.

Leadville, 20. cervna Ctyr dvacet osob byo pora-
memo dty vazn6 dnes kdv7 6yri Pulmanovy kary deni
VIZ draze Denver Rio Frande pfekotiy dive mile
vchod cd Tennessee Pas Wax by pny enG zednafskeho
bratrsva racejicich jejich vyrocniho sjezdu San
Francsku
Macon, Ga 20 tervna. = Sest uristu edoucfch Fort
Lauderdale, Fla do Nichoasve Ky bylo zabto dnes
zd6 vecer kyz osobni vlak drhy Georgia Central az
kiizovace do jejch automobile.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-21
VLASTENCI PROTI KOMU.
NISTUM.

Berlin, 20. cervna. Sto dva-
Get devet osob bylo poraneno,
nektere z Mich vazne, v boii
mezi cleny vlasteneckeho sdru
zeni a tlupou komunistd v Sa-
ske Kamenici V sobotu, die
zpl av obdrzenych u zdejsich
novin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-21
UTOK MA PREMIERA ULSTERU.

Belfast 90 cervna. Dnes vecer zsteno re 1tok pod
nknuty domov premierdv byl vaznes, nez
to melo Nekolk el zasahlo budovu niz Sir Craig eho
chot spali Rany byy vypaeny sousedstvi zamku Sor
ktery zakoupen by userskou vadou Tedni resi-
denci Sa Jamese Craiga enz svo manzekou vcera
tam pfstehoval
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-21
OHEN v UNIVERSITNf BUDOVE.

Berkeley, Cal, 90 cervna Hearst Hall, dar zesnule
p Phoebe Hearsove universite California,
menech dnes casne vecera pane maou vyhlldkou
chran6ni kterko cas budovy Budova byla pouzvana
teocvcnu pro dvky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-21
ULTIMATUM BELGIE NEMECKU.

Brusel, 20. cervna Premier Theunis belgcky dial
mecke delegac zde ctycet hodn prje
nj nvrhu nahrazen 5000 900 marek jez N6mci vyda
behem vaky vymenou belgicke penize Oznam re zda
Nemci nerozhodnou pznve Belge okamzite IL
kvidacl nemeckeho sekvestrovaneho majetku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-21

manifest, v nemz svoji karie-
ru jakozto hlava vlady nazyva
svoji "jednorocnf dovolenou".
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29
@efdbrIi6er &eaIis.

@efdDrIider &eaIis'
mus. Ser beritbmte Mime Gum
Iegilieur): DSomobl, !Serr &e8il-
ieltr, id] muB oarui beitcbcn, ooB bel
ser 8onfettl5cne wirflid)es Glen Ter
piert miro"
Scr &egiiieur: nSebr i60n, tpenn
Sic oaralif belteben, merOe id 81
men ober alt in Der Ster6ci3ene
ipirflides Silt geben."
Grud cbIer. Sic Sdiibcn
trafen penig unO iAleAt; eInige
SDien purOen iGmmcrli6 5er'
iGoIien.
@emiitIi6. Sic gabcn alto
Dem Sepp cine S1ricige, mas tat
err"
9ta5: napropos, bat er oeiagt nno
Gat mir alld) cine gcge6en.
Gespegen. nSbr Geidaft
fat fi6 bod 10 geboben, buB Sic
S6re MISUNDERSTANDING faltm nod
iel6It oronen f0nnen. Sin SGrer
SteQe b1tte id mir lGnglt einen
&oliierer genommen; glauben sic
mir: Elm gutter GoIiierer matt lid)
Ielbit be5ablt!"
.n@ben oestpegen nebme ih mir
feinenl"
5eIbiterfenntnis. -
G6ef: Ser Geiien0e oon Ser 8irma
Sdipinoel & So. bat ms iG0n bin.
eingclcgt nit Der @orel Ser ber-
Ttcbt gu i6minOelnl @as ioaen mir
un?"
&ompognon: nGngagieren mir
i6n!"
geim Seirotsnermit t.
fer. y0enfen sic tpoDl, 0ie NIT
Den $4,000 mag mid, nofScm if
10 obi1ellli6 feline gugen bobe?"
80, mcnn sic sic ieben, meroen
lie idon grSBerl"
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

annere III Der @eOeSmeiler cas-
alerOummItc; pon mein 6cBs uiu
id gar nit reOe. IS bat lid ber-
ansgcitcut. OnB ScmanO en- Grid
al uns geipiclt bai I'm uns bat
glalne made icaer yPanu mar DER
alemmeniut. Ger 8eOespcilcr
Bat geiogt, er Debt iui5ig Gabler
Drum gerupc, pcnu er allsfinne
t0nnt, fper ibn 10 geiublt bat. SD
i'm owfper BOD irob, OaB i'd nit ge-
iublt lin noroe, biefabs id ben rel.
tepeg geuobtibt, OaB teller aunne
nit mein alter 6rcunO aIcmnIeniau
lein f0nnt. So Oumm lin i) Ocnn
sod nit, pomit iG Oerbleipe Sbne
Sbru licruer
8~btIipp Sauerompfer
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29
MnaiinIih. H@enn

80 Mn5i gIid. ~@enn id)
iemoIs beiratcn iontc, miiBte melne
Nrou in alien Stiiden OaS oirefte
@eqentcil BON mir iein." .Illol
8ir baben bier cine iold)c Wteitge
Idoner, geiitreider, liebelStuiiroioer
uno iunger Maoden!"
Gin Inter d)i ED.
.gnnus Nrautigam lit picl sart-
Iider als ou! @r neunt lie lcine
Ser5firi6e, icinen Slugapfel -"
Ser lit abcr i'm Sbit9eiddft
Sd bin Niidbdnoler!" +.
Mba! Satin: rgfun, nnO
no lit sic &agobertc?"
Sonnta0sidger: ~ylit Der trcffe
ih crit i'm @eridisionl mieSer 3it-
iammen!"
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

9epeis. Sunaer @am
gum onoern): Limo Geine iesiac
@erebrte lit Die mirflid 10 idon,
mie gu lie INNER ihiloerit?"
Ger nnoere: $50 nno Oh -.
Jest mar lie nit i6rer Mutter pier
@ohen in elmer Sommeririidle, Oa
6ot i6r BEL Der Mbreiie Der SeriGo.
ncrunasDercin Elm Stdnodcn ge-
brndt!"
- splitter. = Mler @nfang
lit idmcr! 9dber iuollen oie mel.
item gleid am @noe beginner.
Sdcr5frage. Cine ilnge
Grau miegt an ibrem Sod5eitstnac
1870 Yfltno. Mos pie9t fe rtab einem
Sabre?
CoulY i!9)
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29
Sin @eluit.

Son cinem i6pGbiiden 3a1nar8t
miro Ser foIgcnoe elders erjdblt:
8u mir III Sic Gprcd)Itun0c fonlmt
Gin bieocrer 9iirger n%nieres Sta0t-
deus mo erfltn0i9t iid) 3lulad)lt
nnh Dem &rciSunterid)ieo 5miid)cit
alter Metbooe ltnO neuer @ebono.
lung nifmer5los nit 9ofoin"
@nhGem ih i'm oorii6er bcletrt
bate, oaB ser llnteridicO ctpa eli
nen 3oGcr betroge, meint er nad)
elmer fitr3en ueberlegung:
81, loiic merS bel Or olte Wte,
tbooe! Sic Shmcr5e perOc elm
lit glei umbrin0eI 8 miro alls3ns
1alte iein!"
SD made i6nt mein compliment
tpeoen ieines MuteS.
81" mcbrt er bei6eiDen ob. ~'s
iidt ia lit fir mid, 0oB / 0'irogt
bob'. 9 ild]t ia bios fir mel 6raltl"
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

Teinge allen. Suiaer
Gbemann: nIa, Gle 6aben mid
fhon 'reineeIegtl Gle iagten bod
mcin Sfapie9eruater bate
0elo mie Seil?!"
9eiratsocrmittler: nghu, bat CT
etno &eu2"
@ritif. r@ie bat S6ncn
mein 8iegcnlieS oefoaen?"
~r@ldn5eno, bin babel ein9c'
idlnfen.""
90 gebt's. Grit tub' id
qcbcirotct, ipcil mir Oas Gilen I'M
@oteI nibt mcbr poBte uno iucrrl
mir iett nal elm nn~itdnoi9es Glen
6abcn tpoaen, gcben mir ins $otcl!"
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

9eIeioigt. Gr: u6rdulein
Minno, tpenn sic miiBten, ME piele
Sabre lang mcin Ser5 idon S6ncn
ge6ort!" NJ
sic (ifnippiiA): 0So, mas glau-
ben Sic oenn eigeutli6, ME alt i6
1hon bin?"
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

@tooern. gu baIt einen
polniiden @Oligen ~gebeiratet? @ie
GeiBt oenn Ser auseriudblte Geines
@er3ens?"
na6, meiBt gu, che il ieinen Ga-
men meroe ousipredlen .fonncn. lino
mir mobl lGngit tpieoer ausein-
nnoerl"
- @on3 inns. u9aB
bod sic bei6en @oliseibnnOe fort
mabren6 o~nfeinanoer ~bciBen!"
.@S iilo bolt &oaegen!"
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

Sest, mo- iiberoa 9dnec lie9t,
lfrei6t sic 3eitung: o@eocnfct Der
goqel!" - Gs lit gut, ooB lie ms
6oron erinnert, Do fonnlt Oh ms
ia aleid, su morgcu mittag elm pnar
9rammetspogcl b%eiorgcl, nidt mnbr,
Warie?
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

Srommer 8un6. Die
fleine @nni ioa ibrer SdpilfrernOin
einen Gers ins Hoeiienlbum idrei,
ben. Sic i6reibt:
ySeute rot, mor9en tot"
,8ies tpiinl9t Sir Define Did
liebenoe @nniI"
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29
@e6Ote fir observation-disclosures.

2olle bid ME nit einem Gin
icnoer in elm reOaftioneaeS Sc
ipr1b Elm. @s fiibrt nllf ieoen SAN
5u lln5ntragli6feitcn Simmer bat
er Dor fllr3em etpaS 5uriifgefriegt.
annnIt on bid nod oaran e%rinnern,
frGgt er = marum!
ii.
Sizes ale @inienOungen init gro.
Der @ufmerfiamfeit. Salt Oh ifon
Jioutine, Damn fannIt on Dir err
lau5en - bel @eOiften bonn 5ebn-
ten ortbograpbiiden S1niber -
6ei Broiniahen bonn fi~nf5e6nten
Observation-Disclosures an = an Der
Site oes 8erfes gu 5weifeln.
Son @eidi6ten, Die on bon @n-
iang an ols mortli1 abgeidrieben
e~rfennIt, braufIt on rllr 5wei
9rittel 5u Ieien. Damn l6alte nad)
- Oh Der ShluB Itimmt.
Ill.
Sumoresfen bcurteile 10;
MuB Oeiiie 6rau oarii6er Iaden
iino iie alI ieidt; miiIien beine
ainoer barber ladelt iino lie
III noip. MuB Oeine 9o6in oorii.
Der laden = iino tie gu Iimpel.
WiuBt Oh oariiber laden - lino lie
III Itarf. MuB niemono barber
laden, oarn iinO es feline SUI
moresfen.
Nv. sani
60 beurteile @ise: sai
3ucrIt priife, oh Ser @ib nidlt
IT ii. SIT er nell, ~iiberlege, OBJ gr
JerIt1nolid lit. SIT er aud per-
tdnolid, Damn betrad)te, oh er gut
lit. Sit er aud nibt gut, 6ann
uinlm i'm licbcr bod nidt ocnll
Damn lit er pabri9einli6 bod cit.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

Gin 9osbofter. @af-
Hidden: SD modte germ nod eff
mas red)t llmfangreides bon &i.
dar0 @a9ner baben!"
Observation-Disclosures: sit Der &la.
pierieIiel nidt bod genug. fleines
Sraulein?"
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

SIN G1eater. @atte:
.Iergib nidt, BEL Ben iron50iiiden
@orten, Die Die Marquiie ipri6t,
lout ouf5ulnHen, ionit Oenfen Die
2eute nod, mir bitten iie nitt ocr-
ltnnoen!"
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

= 6aIia ousgeoriid t.. -
g.: sd babe gebort, oaB Geine
Sdmiegermutter gciabrlld frant
it'll"
g.: .aranf 1T fie mobl, bod ee-
fGbrlid lit iie nur, penu lie geinno
it'll"
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

NIl0 OCT BtUBV
SbenO bat iest
itnttgeiun0e. Wter
mare 10 ebaut adj
6eacrid, al iein
a~ufgeOreBt in Den
%gSc0esmeller iein
Geiningrubm;
mer ben ms
ldlon mt e padl
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29
Iltc AncfSotcn.

Gle 9eoenfIidfei Cine
Geieaj@aIt aus Der Sto0t, meld).
lid auf Dem 2onoe bcIuiti9te, tral
6eim Spo5icrcnge6en einen altflc-
i9oiicnen 8oiierniungcn an, mel
der oie GGufe biitetc. Gin jun.
ges miltteres 6rnlten5immer aus
Ocrielben moute iid nit oieiem Sun.
gen einen SpoB MAIDEN. Sic gieng
alio gu ibn, uno fragte ibn: ob CT
idon cine 6rnu babe? Gr ant.
mortete: 0ee. 0eito better, iagte
lie, i1 mag bid lciOen, tpenn on
mid baben miuIt, 10 min i'd bid
beiroten. Ser Sun9e pies Die
3dbne, ifiittelte oen &opf lsno ont,
portete: See. @iner aus Der @e-
leQlnaft Itcute i6m Dor, penn er
ole 9emoiIe1e n1bme, 10 betame
er cine Id0ne Srnu, fdne in Die
Staot, unO friegte ih0ne &leiOer
uno giltes @iien un0 Trinfen. @r
lndte i6olfboft un0 iagte: Sd mag
mid. @arum miait Oh mid aber
nibt bobcn? fragile 0as Srouen-
5immer. @D, periebte Ger Sun9e,
lperln id SSu n16ln, "a freeg id wobl
mebr TO boren, ais mpt allen mn.
l1en SGaaoen.
Ole befonOere~ SanO-
Gin Bauer, Der oas erite
DIAL in ieinem &eben na6 2onHon
gefommen mar, gitg in Der StoOt
6erum uno betpunoerte piele Ga.
den, Die er nod nie geieben. In.
ter anoeren blieb er bel einem Ipo.
tbeferlooen ItebeL uno betradltete
0eniel6en. @eil er MN oaielbit
nidts nls Slider, @iifien, irOene
G0pfe uro S6ublaoen faBe un0
nift begreifen fonnte, mas Oas fir
cine @rt &anolurg mar, 10 trut er
jl Dem Serrn in ben 2aoen unO
fragte: Mein SEER! @omit ban.
oelt man bier? Ser @potbefer ant-
lportete: W1ein SreunO, nit Gels
t0pfen. Ser Bauer oeriette orauf:
50 miiBt i6r po6l 5iemli6 piele
Gabon ableBen, neil ibr nur nod
einen ein3i9en iibrig babt.
Ole libel angebra6te
@rinnerung. Gin @r8biI6of,
Der 5tunr bon geringem @erfommerL
lber 0urh feline beionoern &eroien-
ite gu FOLDER boben @iiroe gelalt-
get NOR, geriet6 auf einem @ait-
ma0l mt eittem groBen @errn in
citen Streit. 9tcier marc emp
finolid, ooB Ser @rdlot i'm 10
oreiIt mioerlegte, uno iagte boiler
9eroruB gu ibm: Sic miirOen mo6I
Inn, tpent1 sic an Sbren ltriprung
geo1aten. Ser @r5biidof antpors
tcie, obne lid gu entriiIten: Sd err
lnnere mid oellen iebr mobl, unO
CLAUDE getpiB, onB sic, tpenn Sic elm
Sobn bon meinem &ater gepeIen
pdren, nod Die Sdweite bitten
Wiiroen.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

uncrwortetes Sc
1t Gnonis. geper6cr: nltno nun
nod ems 80, i1 babe SHuI9en!"
&oter Der @raut: ygta, lclbItuers
itGnolid). @er bate beut5ntage feline
|G6uIOcn, - ib bobe aud pcldel"
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

Srte 6 II: .Shuoe, ooB infer
Eapa niGt Gdorniteinfcger geuor-
ben it,"
&dt6den II: .8fui, 6riBl"
Srit1en: m@or nift pfui!
Damn hruuGte er nidt INNER 10
melt 3u rciien, menn er Die &rarel-
nit friegt, uno Mllttden bdttc oonn
mebr @elo gum &o6en."
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29
Cine Snoerei.

Cine So0erei. n8rall
Inno @ur5elberger, Sic iolcu
ma6rIngen, lit 0os ma6r?"
..O mel, &err Gidter, Dos Is
GoIt 10 a Sogereil SAB idJ rua9riag'
is id)on wabr, aber OoB es wobr is,
mas id mo6rio9', oas is net
uo6r!""
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

OnfeI W1otlib gu geud f%ommen0: r9fui mas iebe i'd, Sans, gu
mat 9eine Snppe n6t eHen mmo oerfedit ie nnRr's 8ettl Sas peroe t}
Der Wloma ingenl"
OerfGeine Sans: n@f, Inn @oHesniuen nidt! Sd TITS ia fir
ben Goter, Ser ans Nng1t Dor Der Nfamo 1nter's 8tt gefrodben lit no nihts
5u efan frngen ioa!"
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29
WErmFr sd)rttbebrtrf Nrs
4btltpp ~SGaFrampffr.
25s.

Iiebcr Serr S}eonttiondr:-
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

Sunge (ocr fir feline llngc5o-
genheit non ieitem Batter init 8on.
ne oitrdgepriigelt pirol: @eiBt,
Safer. man ion %anfboren, menn'S
cinem am beiten idmedtl .
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

= 9oS mi9tigite. Ser 2eb-
rer erldutcrt Die oe6n @ebote nno
frngt Damn, UNI @eod6tnis rno Iuf-
mcrfiamfeit Der Sdiiler 81 erpro'
ben: Limo pcr bon @itd fam mir
iest Elm @ebot nertncn, oas MIR bier
8orte bot?"
Sofort itrcdte iih ein Singer.
9ebrcr: n9tun2"
Schiller: r9etreten beg &aiens
bcr6oten!
@eue 9nifaiinng g.
Gorfuirtin: ~9u, bic 9erri9aTten
I'M GItraltii6crl miinidlen 6rndrteis'
mus IS ocnn 0as mieber2"
@irt: Gas? = Na, 0a leglt Q
poar Nepfel auf's Sis mn menus
g'irorcn ian, no .bringlt Gu'S
ibncn!"
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

Suber: so, @epp, mia idauit
oenn 0u aus 2
Sepp Omit geliebenem &od uno
3plinoer): SO, mas glaubit oenn,
in 8 Staot mnoB i fabr'n, II
@errn M~eoi3inaIrat 9ol'n!
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

9SccBtc nod, mic ma mol baocn
iegongcn lino
Sa, ia set is mir mciue
ibccnite Suger0-g riincruli0!~
Evening star., 1922-05-01
BY EDNA
KENT FORBES.
BEAUTY CHATS

polish with a, clean buffer free from
powder.
So much for the weekly manicure.
Every day the cuticle of the nails
should be pushed back with an or
ange-wood stick, and once o. twice
during the week the edge Of the nails
should be reshsped with an emery
board. Stains are easily removed VITA
lenro, juice.
Viola--Lemon juice in the rinse
water after a shampoo will not hurt
the hair, even though the water is
hard: however. there is no reason
for using hard water. as it can al
ways be softencd: or enough rain
water can be caught for this purpose.
Mrs. E. P.-The use Of complex
I ion brush is matter of personal
preference. There are some people
who enjoy the stimulation they can
get from scrubbing the skin. while
most people prefer to cleanse the skin
of the face and throat through gen
tier methods, such as creams or hot
and cold water. A brush that is used
on the face should never be as stiff
Betty-Toiiet waters are mildly as
trinSent, which makes them useful in
very hot weather for relieving the
tendency to perspire excessively.
Mrs. W. G.--When using the henna
paste for darkening the gray streaks.
1t should be applied while IL is very
hot and allowed to stay on the hair
from thirty minutes to two hours.
depending upon the shade you desire.
IL you are merely tinting the gray
hairs SO they will not be SO notice.
able, three to ten minutes will be
. long enough for the applica ton.
Evening star., 1922-05-01
The Weekly Manicure.

knew one woman who says she
always manicufes her nails when she
feels nervous, because manicuring Is
such a soothing occupation. This
sounds as IL the manicure times were
rather irregular. Most of US find our
nails must be done thoroughly once
week. with little attention be-
slowed upon them every day as we'll.
The nails need only be filed once a
We X. T. Ii. = ,e .s-ii
then and the nails should be made
just a little shorter than you like
them. The fingers should be kept
for ten minutes in a bowl of warm
soapy water to loosen the cuticle,
the bits of skin that grow over the
nails should be scraped off with a
cuticle knife. and II the cuticle must
be clipped 1t should be done then.
The two edges where nang nails col
lect should-be clipped with cuticle
scissors. Then a little cream should
be rubbed all around the nail If
there are any ridges they should be
filed smooth with a bit of pumice.
Then the cream should be wiped, but
not WaSfeH II. ana a. ia,!s Sl en- a
vigorous buffing with polishing pow
der.
Then the fingers should be washed
in soapy warm water with a small
stiff bristled brush. This will take
off all the cream and the powder.
The nails are wiped dry. cleaned, the
cuticle pressed back with an orange
wood stick and the nails given a final
Evening star., 1922-05-01
Apricots for Flavor.

Fresh fruits come and fresh fruits
go, but we can always get dried april
cots. And indeed they are a tremen-
dous addition to our dietary.
Stewed for breakfast they are deli
cious And stewed they may be used
as dinner dessert. Just place three
or four halves in a little glass dessert
dish, pour over them a little boiled
custard and top with a spoonful Of
whipped cream and q sprinkling of
nut meats. Or else add a spoonful Of
marshmallow to the custard instead
Of the cream.
For apricot fritters have ready
stewed apricots. drained of their juice,
and dip the halves into a batter made
Of cup of flour sifted with half a
teaspoon of baking powder and tea
spoonful of melted butter, one egg
well beaten and enough Of the apricot
juice to make a thin batter. Fry
brown in deep. hot fat. and serve with
sauce made from the juice of the
aprifots apr fe,,;sn or with sugaA sprinkied over
. Apricot Sauce for Meats. Two
pounds dried apricots. softened over
night and stewed slowly; eight large
oranges. one onion, chopped: two ta-
blespoons of mustard, one tablespoon
full Of grated ginger root. one-half
ScGueu TdlSfHS, Two
Of red peppers, one pound of brown
sugar. two lemons and one.half cup
full (scanD salt.
Drain the apricots. put into a sauce
pan with the grated rinds. pulp and
juices Of oranges and lemons. onion,
mustard, ginger root, raisins, etc.
Bring to boiling point and cook care
fully until thick. Take from FIRE and
rub through coarse sieve. Cool and
bottle. Serve with fish and cold meats.
Apricot Meringue Pie.-Two cups of
dried apricots. cooked and mashed.
sweeten to taste, add one tablespoon
of butter and heat in a double boiler.
Dissolve one tablespoon of corn
starch in one tablespoon of cold water
and add to the mixture; cook until
thick, then pour over the well beaten
yolks of two eggs and pour into q
baked pastry shell.
Beat whites Of two eggs until light,
add two tablespoons OF sugar, a few
drops of lemon flavoring: spread over
top of pie and brown in slow oven.
Evening star., 1922-05-01
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS for Material. etc.-Government
Printing Once. Washington, D: c.. April
At at this Office until iS O'clock am. @ Nay ss
1922. for furnishing leather. book, cloth, gold
leaf and other material for the public print
oiffee Oh during % the six months mo beginning July
and ending December 81. 1922. The right to
reject any and all bids and to waive defects
terials, etc, required. accompanied by blank
proposals, and giving the regulations with
which bidders must comply. nay r be obtained
Printer. my1&l5
COMMISSIONERS, D. C., washington. April
laminated woed floor Supported By steel beams
on the Calvert st. bridge over Rock Creek in
the District ct Columbia. will be received in
Room 500. District Building. until O'Clock
nsy ,s Room s lss e. psss Esf sG
A. RUDOLPH, JAMES F. OYSTER, CHARLES
KELLER. Commissioners. D. C. myl-8texsu
DEPARTMENT Of the Interior, United States
isas@seaied proposal. On qu.drupie.eeS ia I ps vii Iii
be received at this ONCE until o'clock pm,
Monday. May 8, 1922. and will be opened Inn
bidders as attend, for producing. during the
first half of the fiscal year ending June so.
1923. by the photolithographis or other process,
patents. to be assembled with the specifica.
tion. stitched. banded and numbered. etc; and
for the reproduction Of exhausted copies Of
e.
sembled, stitched, banded and numbered. Rids
will be received for the term Of six months
only. Contracts will be awarded for air
months only. from July. 1 to December 81,
in connection with the ability Of the bidder
proximately 800. 600 and 900 pages per dsy.
respectively: and. prior to the determination
of an award. such preliminary investiSa tion A
to the qualifications Of bidders and eficiency
of plant will be made as the department shall
deem necessary: low bid, unsupported by
evidence as to ability to perform
the work in agreement with the terms of the
proposals and contract to be awarded, viii be
rejected. All bids accepted and contracts
awarded subject to an appropriation BY Con-
cial standing on the part of the bidder or
inadequate facilities or plant with which to
perform the work specified will constitute good
and sufficient grounds for the rejection Of such
q bid. BIDDERS WHOSE WORK has BEEN
UNSATISFACTORY IN THE PAST NAY BE
FROM CONSIDERATION on
THAT GROUND. Specifications and speci-
mems, with forms of proposal, will be fur
nished on application to the chief clerk Of the
patent office. All bidders are invited to be
present at the opening. The right to reject
any and all bids. In whole or in part. is hereby
reserved. T. E. ROBERTSON, Commissioner.
sp07 snvl.2t
Evening star., 1922-05-01
STRAIGHT TO THE SMILING POOL
WENT FARMER BROWNS BOY.

Farmer Browns Boy as far as pos
sible.
Farmer Browns Boy watched him
out of sight Then he took Old Mr..
Toad from his pocket and looked him
over carefully. There were the
! marks OF Mr.. Blacksnake's email
teeth on Old Mr.. Toad, but otherwise
he seemed all right.
well, old fellow, happened along
just in time," said Farmer Browns
Boy. Il guess you never will have
q narrower escape than this one. I
am thankful / happened along Just
now. ! suppose you were on your
way to the Smiling Pool. SO I'll just
take you over there SO that nothing
more can happen to you"
Old Mr.. Toad and Farmer Browns
Boy are old friends. More than once
had CD Mr.. Toad been picked up by
Farmer Browns Boy, and SO he felt
no fear at being carried. The look
of terror left his beautiful golden
eyes, and one Of thankfulness took
it's place. He settled down content
edly in the hand Of Farmer Browns
Boy. u
Straight to the Smiling Pool went
Farmer Browns Boy and there gent
ly placed Old Mr.. Toad on the bank.
Old Mr.. Toad looked at him CRATE
fully. Then he hoped straight in
where the water of the Smiling Pool
was shallow. and with just his head
above the water began to swell out
his wonderful music bag.
Copyright. 1922. By T. W. Bursess.)