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New Britain herald., 1922-06-17
HARVARD'S RUMPUS
Alumni Is Assured That Matter of
 Race Preiudices Will Be Satisfac- torily Settled.


 torily Settled.
 Boston. June 17.--Harvard univer- |sity alumni, gathered here from many parts of the country for the annual meeting Of the Associated Harvard clubs, were prepared to leave for their homes late today with the in- formation that President A. Lawrence Lowell was appointing committee of overseers to investigate the sub feet of racial proportions in the stu dent. body
 Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard, made the an nouncement in responding to the re- quest by Dr. Clarence Little, presi- dent Of the University of Maine, and a former secretary of the Harvard corporation, for an official retraction of reports that Harvard planned ra- cial discrimination.
 Dr. Eliot asserted that the faculty had adopted two measures of doubt full expediency, which later were re- scinded. This action he said. has been accepted by the overseers. He urged the alumni to leave the matter in the hands of the 'able and we'll appointed committee" which Presi- dent Lowell was naming.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17
TO ENTERTAIN COMMITTEE
Officials of Everyman's Bible Class To Be Guests of Methodist Minister and Wife Monday.

The executive committee of Every mans Bible class will be entertained by Rev. and Mrs. John l., Davis Mon day evening at the parsonage, AZ Cedar street It will be business meeting of the committee and con- siderable business of importance is on the docket.
 A nominating committee to bring in list of proposed officers for next year, a reorganization committee and other committees will be appointed.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17

school and weekday church school, in seven special cars, left at s:30 o'clock this morning for Lake Com bounce for their annual outing.
 The children were in charge of Frederic L. Fay. director of religious education, who was assisted by Wal ter L. Williams, Junior Achievement leader. Strip tickets including trans portation to the Lake and home. ice cream. lemonade and boat ride were dispensed to more than 800 children.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17
NEW PASTOR GREE7S FRIENDS OF CHURCH
Stanley Memorial Brotherhood Members Enjoy Social Function

What combined the first social func- ton by the new Brotherhood of Stan ley Memorial church and an informal get-aquainted reception to the new preacher, R. N Gilman, and his wile and the latters mother, Mrs. Perocin, took place in the church last evening
 The affair was in the nature of a strawberry festival and practically the entire membership of the church and Sunday school was present. Instead of being simply an occasion where the members went in, bought their straw berries and cream and went home, the affair much resembled gathering fn a country church. Men gathered in the lobby and discussed church and neighborhood affairs with the new minister, while women f1ocked about the pastors wife and her motAer md listened to their stories of the Near East relief work, in which both wom- en figured.
 Sunday school children gathered about the piano and such old fash toned songs as "Old Black Joe." etc. filled the little church with melody.
 Recovering From Fire.
 Stanley Memorial church has almost fully recovered from the disastrous fire which almost put it out of husi- ness last February. The pipe organ has been repaired and is working, the interior of the church is entirely fn- ished.
 Wore Aprons, Too.
 The Sunday sckool room in the basement has undergone considerable change and can be transferred easily into dining room. A modern kitch- en, where men of the Brotherhood in dustriousy washed dishes, cut cake or dished out ice cream last evening, has been installed.
 Rev. and Mrs. Gilman expect their furniture to arrive here next Tuesday, when they will go to light housekeep- ing at 43s Chestnut street.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17

1o;l5 a. m, prayer service. l0;4b a. m, morning worship. Rev. F K. Hawley will speak. 12i1b m, Sunday school, D. m, young peoples serV- Ice, D. m, evening service, Rev F. K Hawley will preach
 Thursday, 74b D. ma mid-week prayer service
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17
Emmanuel Gospel Church

Sunday 10 a. m. Prayer and praise service; 1O:45 a. n., preaching topic, The True Church." 12:15 D. m, Bible school: 5:45 p. m. young peo- ple's meeting; 6:30 p, m., open air meeting; p. m, preaching, topic, Looking Unto the Lord"
 Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, children's meeting and at 7:30 o'clock Bible study class.
 Thursday evening at 73o o'clock mid-week prayer meeting.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17
Rcformntion Lutheran Church.

First Sunday after Trinity. 9:8o a. m, Sunday school; 10:4b a. m, morn ing services.
 Monday evening, the Luther League will hold it's meetings at Traut's grove at 6,Sn o'clock
 Tuesday evening the church council will meet at & o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17
First Raptist Church.

lo;so, Childrens Day The serv- ice will be given over 10 the Bible school, and largely occupied by the exercises Of the children.
 Wednesday. 5:oo. the Womans Mis- sion Circle. Subject: The Mormon Menaces." Speaker. Mrs. J. G. Bar ney Hostess, Mrs. c. A. Ludvgson.
 Thursday, 7:45, mid week service.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17
Grace Memorial

6s West Main street. upper room. Full Gospel services Sunday p m. and 1;3o ?. m. This will be our last meeting in the hall, as we have de- cided to hold cottage meetings during the summer months every Friday at 7;So ?. m. and Sunday { p. m. in the homes of our Christian friends.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17
SeCond Advent Church.

Services on Sunday at 1o:45 8. m. and 7:15 D, m, preaching by Elder J. S. Mewshaws.
 Children's Day will be observed at 1915 by the Sunday school.
 Prayer meeting on Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17
"Dairy Surprise, for Sunday.

Place your order early for Dairy Surprise" the novel delicious frozen dessert which is a happy medley of wonderful f1avors. BOG pint. soc Quart New Haven Dairy dealers only.-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17
Film Swedish Baptist Church.

Sunday school at 945 a, m,. morn ing service at II o'clock. with sermon by the pastor. Evening service at o'clock,
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17
First Church of Christ Center Congregational

Morning service at II o'clock. ser mon by the pastor, Rev. Henry w Maier. Promotion day service of the church school at 12:15 p. m. Certifi- cates of promotion will be presented to pupils passing into higher depart ments
 Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock the Woman's Home missionary depart ment will have supper, followed by an address on Home Mission Work by Rev. William Beard, of New York.
 Wednesday at p. m., the English class for Armenian women will meet and at D. m., the missionary class for junior and intermediate pupils will meet.
 On Thursday al p. m., the Armen- ian women's bible class will meet.
 Communion will be observed next Sunday morning at which time those who desire to unite with the church are invited to do so.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17

Forged money recently discovered In Fyance had been buried in the ground for several weeks to give it . used, dirty look,
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17
Peoples Church of Christ.

partment at home to its friends. Tea served from 5;16 to 5:4h D. m.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17
"WHAT IS TRUTH?" TO
 BE LECTURE TOPIC
D. Fl. Copeland Will Give Public Ad- dress in Electric Hall To- | morrow Afternoon.
morrow Afternoon.

Truth?" is to be the subject of a lecture to be given by D. H. Copeland
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17

of Winnipeg, Canada, in Electric hall Sunday at 3 p. m.
 Mir. Copeland is said to be an in teresting speaker and answers this often asken question. The public is invited. The lecture is held under the auspices of The International Bible Students Association"
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17
Trinity NJ. D. Church.

Sunday 9:45 a. nn., church Sunday school; 1045 a. m.. sermon by the pastor, Are Difficulties Real Or Im- aginary?'; 1o:15 p. m., womens bible class, Philathea class; 6:3o p. m., Ep- worth league devotional service led by Richmond Colby. Subject: The Christian Adventure-IntoE Every Con dltlon." 130 p. n., moving picture, "A Maker of Men"
 Tuesday, 7:45 p. m. class meeting.
 Thursday. 7:45 p. m, prayer meet |irg.
 The Epworth League institute will be held at Middletown, July sth to 17th.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-17
St, Marks Church

First Sunday after Trinity. 7:so a. m., holy communion in the chanel of the new church; corporate com- munlon Of the Daughters of the King at T a. m; morning prayer and ser mon in assembly hall of new parish rooms.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09

considerably before it would ho $3.50
mereially possible to import coal Co'n Cu =
England even as ballast Pocabontaa
coal Goa is selling for s5.e5 at namnton
Roads, and the lowest possible ,., gon
Tor Welsh would he about S,e S. prlcG
carried as cargo, with a c' carr,...,l. pr u
ces.ge Of 81 as compared to n cb o,b'g.ng Sr
m Nan D0 y as ballast it would cost Stg : a
Amerjson Al rS 0FN. noa, 1t WAS pointed out t6at
basis with English and SontL tJL0",pafauvc
coal as was indicated bv tbo Efne'ICan
the steamer Robin Hood was S ctoI. I"e1 that
last las week to take cargo Of ~po1 poGr'd u.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09
No tI1c>rolet DiasoJu,;o,

od ;o,,,., ;"nnMINNIoN' Del MAY & At an
"o!oufn'd annual meeting Of the Chov-
'"'e5 Motor Company here to-day ,ho
stockholders voted not to dissolve the
CORPORATION. At a meeting Of tho ii.
lg1.oGS IN January, dissolution was s,'.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09
.MlO Tons of Welsh
roal Now on Way to US.
,,.,,;,v Of Consignees Not pi-
laed aes'Ised: Expected TO Cost
'"' .,, $40 in New York

.,mor current in shipping SUISSE Ws,ss
4 r.myi esrso Of c,ooo tons Of ,ssasd Me.sd
s I'd 's started to this port " was so 'raSea ,rue
3ssn ye''es,.": az. c:onsisnees refused TO al
.s'ssasi1 sssir 1n1 names to he made }ox ZoSYS York
h hss s, rrire, here would have 10 e rise
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09
Iaundresses, Etc.

I.h1-NDRESS. expert; excellent ten years
reference $50556. G., Miss HofInayer' a
Agency, 10 East +5d ct, third floor. Tele-
phone :247 Murray Hul.
ANDRES. capable young; assist cook:
&55, exec ptional references. Miss Shea 3
Agency, East 41st st. Murray Hill s774.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09
Governesses, Etc.


French; chid over two years r, Miss
Hofnayer's Agency. 10 East 43d st. third
nogr. Telephone 834I Murray Hiu.
Nl-RsERY GOVERNEss-You pleasant
pe-sonality; thoroughly capable, reliable.
hignIy commended. Miss Halls Bureau.
II West 4tth St; Vanderbilt 65+0.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. Jewelry. Etc.
Furniture

WE PAY highes. prices for T1rnituEs.
pianos, antiques bric a hrac. books. ar,
etc Kingsley. SO University pl. stuyYeseEa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-22

tlove -" zpovidal Sc platyn-
kar.
"A, - a, - a, co rikala ?"
dychtive ptal sc Koralku de-
dek.
"Jeste Sc muslin primluvit -
"a vas," chytre prirekl Spicka
a placal dedkovi ma rameno.-
"jen Wy Sc pantato mic nesta-
rejte, ia jsem dal dohromady
neco parku!'
'Tak vas budu prosit -"
breptal d6dek honem lovil V
kozenkach rezavou tasku.
Platynkar zmercil, ale hrde
odmital: "Tohle pryc. Ma to
je dost casu, az 81 j pritiskne-
te k srdci. To pax poznate,
jak jsem to dobre navlikl. A
k Rantlove nechod'te, - vse-
cko sam zaridim."
Ia chvilku vracel sc dedek
Koralkd pekne kopce domu
a platynkar Spicka znovu sla-
pal do kopce k jakubske ka-
plicce a odtud rovnou k Ran
tlove.
A dedek Koralku zastavil sc
pod kopcem, zalibne naslouc-
hal kosimu zpevu a dedkovske
jeho srdce bylo plno slastnych
nadeji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-22
ROZDOUTNAL.


tynkarem Spickou.
w z dola dedek slime pfi-
hmuroval bledave, jako slun-
Gem vyzehle oci, pficlanel je
vyschlou, zlutavou rukou
chvilkou sc zastavil kdo ze Sc
to hrne cd jakubske kaplicky
uzlem ma zadech, ale platyn-
kare poznal teprve ma par kro-
XII, kdyz Spicka hlasmo po-
zdravoyal a ruku k staremu
Koralkovi natahoval.
"A kde Wy Sc tady "a sve-
tenn :berete?"' Vykricenym, Ja-
ko spatne vymastenym tenor
KEN vo1al platynkar a mezi
modrymi pysky smaly Sc mu
zlute zuby. -
Dedek Koralku zabodl hdl Sc
Spiel do zeme, hluboce yydechl
- utrel 81 s vrasciteho celia pot
a pomalu, rozvazlive, jak k'dyz
ulezenou homolku ukrajuje,
zahovofil: "A, tam "a lesy-
"a nejakou pricinou ="
Platynkar shodil rance Sc
zad a polozil no ma prikop, jen
RIDGE zarostly metlicovitou ira
YOU a krsecky Sedavoleskle
mochny.
V podrostu zpival kos ma
pasekach swiftly bile brizky
jak alabastrove sloupky vzdus
nych altanku.
Spicka mnul 81 ruce a hned
zacal obchodnicky: "A ia Ease
zrovna k yam, pantato, zrovna
k vam! Nesu neco obZvlaSt-
niho pro vasi mladou hospody-
nj - kanafasek jak prkno, a
pax herbabne satky. = w
jsem il dlouho sliboval neco
podstatneho ="
Dedek Koralku Sc zakabou-
sill, oci mu sourily a vrcel: =
"Aby ona nemusila mlti neco
ozvlastniho! A kdyz Sc k nam
privdala, mela cejchy jak riti-
ce jeden satek dvacetkrat Sc
prany ="
Platynkar chytre mrkl ma
dedka a hned ladil jinou: -
"Tak ona porad jeste vyva-
di?"
"Bolejt' by nevyvadela p
hucel koralek, "kdyz Sc tax
najednou stala panovnici a
vsechno j spadlo do kllna! To
Sc muj neboztik Honda nena-
dal, kde pax Ale jinak medal
- jen mi dejte tn cernookou,
to je me jedine poteseni. TAX
jsem mu poteseni povOlil a
chudak mel to! Ted je ma
krchove a cernooka vyvadi--"
''Bude. sc pref vdavat -"
t'ukal zkoumaye platynkar.
"To asi bude, cert vdove
provazek plete!" zlostne vrcel
dedek a vicka mu reZcilenim
krvavela, "je zrovna vztekla
20 muzskych svadl to ma sta
rost V hospodarstvi -.
"To budete miti, pantato,
hnr-" minil Spicka a drbal Sc
ia uchem, jako by Sc no to ma
ramne tykalo, ''to byste Y tom
mel ,.dtlat nejaky poradek-"
Dedek kOralku fycnleJl Ia
mrkal, odchrchlal 81 a patrave
premeril Spicku. Ze on, ku-
jon mazana, uz nekde neco Ia
slechl! Jde tax svetem a stfi-
ha usima po kazdem slove.
Platynkar zadival Sc ma pro-
zarene kopce, zamnul 81 netr-
pelive rukama a nizslm hla-
sem hovoril: "Pantato, jak
pride k vam novy hospodar,
dobrotu to delat nebude. Ona
je z jineho sekulum, nez Wy,
a mladeho 81 kolem prstu owl.
ne -.
"Ba prave, ba prave!" pre-.
myslel dedek mel tuze usta-
rany oblicej.
"Vy prece jste mohovity Gle
yek, mate krasny vejminek
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-22

no vam krasne vypovi, Prise
dne 81 k vam, do oci vam bude
koukat: ty mdj hospodaricku,
takhle a takhle, - tohle je
zas We vsi noveho, tohle udela-
me, - panecku, to je neco j.
neho, nez skuhrava baba ter
pentynovym flastrem ma hrbe-
|te-"
Dedek KoralkG sc zacinal
spetit, trochu u Sc vypial, pohla-
dill Sc po tvari, ale chtel vse-
chino gruntovne vedet.
"Ono Sc take povida, re je
trochu schranciva, za ma gros
naramne kouka =" Spell.
"A snad byste nechtel, pan
tato, nejakou strajdovnici, kite
ra 81 kupuje kvitkovane mezu-
lanky a strevice S maslemi?
Pravda, Rantlova zbytecne ha
lire nevyhodi, ale to je v dome
bozl pozehnani, kdyz je zen
ska hospodarnice! Wy 81 svou
sklenku vypijete, svdj tabacek
koupite, - kup 81 hospodaric-
ku, vsak ma to mas, a ia tt to
re srdicka preju, protoze jsi
me poteseni! TAX to bude, =
pantato, a uvidite, jak 81 bu-
dete libovat!"
Dedek roztaval. Vodove oci
mu hraly nejak touzebne mia
dicky: "Jen to mne della v
mozku komary, ably mi snad
po jinych nesilhala -" vyrekl
Sc zkoumavou obavou.
Platynkar nevrle rozhodil
ruce, hodil hlavou a kazal: =
"To, pantato, Rantlovou nezna
tie! Ona je krevnata zenska,
ma ,mastny oudelek, ale nikdo
il nesmi predhodit, re by Sc
nekdy okate zapomnela a me-
pamatovala ma pocestnost."
''No, ooslecnl jsem neco o
Sarapatkovi -" zarejdoval
dedek do nejbolavejsiho masa.
Platynkar nalapal dech, oci
mu lekave mzikaly, ale opa-
noval Sc: "Pantato!' srdce-
lomne naladil ten6rek: cid
ska pomluva - hotovy utrejch
= Sarapatka dolizal, pravda,
ia to vsechno vim, ale re by
no do staveni pustila, to ne!
On byl svobodny, ona svobod-
ma. Kdyz 81 svobodni zaspa-
suji, ma to neni kriminal."
''No, mluvila Sc neco o de-
'cku =" tiSe broukr dedek.
"Pantato, to by vas mohli
take fici, re jste me: "a svo-
bodna decko, - O kazdem to
mohOu rici - take 0 mne.-
Ale Rantlove Sc to rici ne
smi! To je panna panenska,
to je kvetina netejkana, ma to
ia zvednu tri prsty a zakleju
Sc = amstrdamskym kralov-
stvim."
! "A pax Sc neco hovorilo o
Sojkovic Josefu," sypal sve
obavy dedek Koralku.
ease lez, faraonska lez !
Pravda, Sojku Josef dolizal, t.
myslil 81, re je to zenska o sa-
mote, re uzije, - ale to Ran
tlova by Sc radeji obesila, nez
neco tax neradneho! A, - par
tato, to byste sc takhle nikda
neozenil, ona kazd zenska ma
n6jakou lidskou historku, 0
kazde Sc povida neco prirodni-
no mic tax, pantato, to ia
pro Rantlovou schystam jine-
no zenicha!'
Srazil nohy, zlute zuby uni
zely "a modrymi pysky, a oci
sc mu 1myslne stocily ma mo-
dry uzel.
; Dedek Koralkd podival Sc
zpytave ma platynkare a nejak
Sc zalekl.
''No, strejce,-- ne tax hur-
tenn - to ia Sc chci jen O vsem
ubezpecit. Je to ma cely zivot,
- ale reknu VAN. Ze Sc mi ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-22
StfepinkY
A I A
soudil rozsafne Spicka.
NAPSAL: j. JAHODA.

Ia, JehO oiAoCCSSn, LdlOU-
ne a smutne pritakal dedek.
"A tax bych nedbal ami lid
skych feci a ohlidl bych Sc po
n6jake rozumne zenskev ma
jednou vyhrkl platynkar vel
mi pozorne pozoroval Koralko-
WI tvaf.
Ten utichl, hlava mu vpadla
do ramen, oci mu rychle mr.
kaly a bylo videt, re by Sc rad
primal.
"Snad by to lide natahova-
H." smeleji sc odvazoval Spi-
cka, "ale kdyby do vseho vide
Ii, uznali by, re mic lepsiho ne
muzete podniknout."
"Aaano! Aaano!" zatesknil
dedecek a porad jeste jako by
Sc rozmyslel sverit svou dust
tady tomu cloveku.
"Prikladne," pomalu a opa-
trne zakusoval sc platynkar do
dedka, "prikladne tamhle v
Zahornici Rantlova, - no, je
to letita zenska, nevdala Sc ne
snad .proto, re j nikdo echtel,
to ne, poradny zivot vede,
shanciva je, ma peknou cha
lupu, = kravu jak malinu, -
jsou tn tfi korecky a kdo
vi, nema-li nejaky gros Ease
tfen -"
Dedek Koalku ami nedutal.
TAX on prece jen, kujon maza-
ma, Sc to dozvedel! Takovemu
svetobezniku ami mrknuti Okla
neujde!
"a, pantato, mic "a zle, -
ona by proti tomu nebyla!"
povysenejsim hlasem prorekl
Spicka a postoupil o krok bill
re. "Uz davno vas litovala,
hned jak vam syn umrel. Jen
rici slovo a "a mesic to dame
dohromady -"
Dedek Koralku pochopil, re
" platynkare mluvi tn samot
ma Rantlova a okurazil Sc.
"No, co bych, Spicko, zapi-
raj, - neco sc stat musi "a ia
zrovna sci do Zahornice ke ka-
maradu Caklovi, vime,-poze-
ptat sc -, pfiznaval dedek.
"A nae by Cakl, = on on
Cakl? - to ia mad deset Ca
XIII, = prece, pantato, vite, re
tn chodim ctyricet let vidim
kazde zenske az do strev. Co
vi Cakl, to uz ia davno zapo-
mnH a nez Sc Cakl neco dozvi,
to uz Ease ia vim desetkrat Vi
ce - horlive recnil platyn-
kar.
"a - CO Wy byste tax SOU
dil?" pomaloucku Sc chytai
dedek.
"Soudil bych, pantato, re by
to byla darda bejlou, ze by
ste 81 Rantlovou potesil du-
81, a byl nj jako v kaplicce.
To bych soudil! A krone to-
no take, ze byste ma vejmenku
uSel neprizni velijakemu sc
skorpeni. Rantlova je jeSte
zenska zapodobala, rozkynu-
ia, - vine, muzskeho 81 do
vede ocenit!'
"Toho sc bojim, vine, toho
Sc bojim!" breptal dedek. "Ja
uz petasedesat, a ona, Sc m!
zda, Ike ctyriceti -"
"a snad taky pres ctyricet,
ia to nevlm, - ale ,je uz
prece, vine, V druhe mlze!"
naruzive kazal platynkaf
hned vymlouval: "Lepe, kdyz
je mladsi, aspon je ella a sta.
reho cloveka obslouzi. Co, rex
meme, Sc starou babou? Ia
kove tece z oci, je samy neduh,
- takove abyste jeste sam va.
ril hermanek a do postele O.
hrival cihlu! Mic tax, panta.
to, kdyz zenskou, tax zenskou
pri sile, macatou!'
Gale doslechl jsem, ze jest
tuze vyrecna =" patral dedek
DJn%,,,,1,nE 90 rn0 ErCSi1 M,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-22

- DRAM. SBOR TYL "a
haji sezonu "a. zari prove.
denim rozkosne Stolbovv We
selohry "ZLOCIN V HOR-
SKE BOUDE". Zamluvte
ST listky u pi. Smrzove v &.
N. Sini.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26
THE MOVIE FANS LETTERBox
By HENRY NJ. NDNLY

reasonable, for Negri possesses much
the same assets as Nazimova-but she
builds for the future and not for the
grati6cation Of her ego. Which will
the tickle public remember longest in
the most transitory of all arts? think
Pola Negri; that, however, Is simply
a matter Of opinion.
"Perhaps the movies may have that
one thing in lifetime happen to them,
as 1t did happen to the speakies this
year with 'Liliom.' Such dream may
come true when that large school who
think Orphans Of the Storm and sim.
liar hokum art become educated up 70
the superb merits Dwell, let us say
Peter Ibbetson.' To digress, wasn't
Elsie Ferguson marvellous in that? Gone
was the polished, glittering society
woman Of yesteryear in her place was q
woman possessing. all the lingering
charm Of an exquisite story. had bet.
ter cease. I am, as all her other ad-
mirers, incoherent on the subject Of
Elsie Ferguson. Suffice It to say that
she Is just as beautiful, just as charm.
ing of the stage as on. think, per.
haps, that 10 the highest tribute one
can pay to a woman living constantly
amid the make believe emotions of q
make believe world, as Miss Ferguson
has to. Am I not right about her, Mr..
Nicely? ...r.. , .'..''
II have often wondered who put the
Great in Griffith. He seems to me to
possess all the pro9incialism and con-
ventionalities Of Main Street. besides
having the narrow and unsympathet
viewpoint Of man without ideals.
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Ms. wilson Varies
Corn onlhei Cob

MA N. A. WILSON

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A UNITE JUNE, the famous Eaststa
"a shore cook, has about q dostn
difIerent ways Of serving. corn, and I
know that you win enjoy many Of her
methods. H -
Auntis, Juns's Own Chils's 0mslstt
Select three nice, fresh ears Of corn
and scrape Of the corn into 'arsmall
saucepan, add "a, ~ sstt!.s
Three tablespoons Of creom,
Too td0lespo6ns OF 6wtter, ~ /.
Ome-hor teaspoon Of grated osSon.
Place on stove where It will cook very
slowly for i've minutes. Place In small
bowl the 'yo!ks Of Ave eggs and add
Thyee toblespoons Of orsam,
One teaspoon Of sdlt,
Ons-heV tsospcon Of .OAsts pepS~.
Beat well to blend and then fold into
the stimy beaten whites Of Ave eSsy.
Place four tablespoons Of butter IN
skillet and heat to smoking hot, turn
in the omelet and let stand over the
gas flame which has been turned down
part way, for two minutes, Now add
the prepared corn and gently stir the
when IL is in the pan. Place in hot
owen for fifteen minutes. Turn on hot
ldish and serve garnished with finely
minced parsley. a
Shirred Eges with Corn
Scrape the corn from three large ears,
place in small saucepan and add /
-Four tablespoons of cream,
Too ptwentoes rubbed through o fns
seios,
| One tsaspoow Of colt, /
One-hsH teospoon Of sohite pepper;
Too toblespooms Of finely nstnosd
parsley.
Stir well 70 blend and add one. quarter
Of q cup Of melted butter. Cook slowly