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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
WOMEN'S AFFAIRS

butter and mix thoroughly. Add
eggs we'll beaten. Mix and silt
flour and baking powder Dis
solve soda In sour milk and Il
to first mixture. stir In flour and
beat two minutes. Turn into but
tered muffin pans and bake %
minutes In a moderate oven.
saunsh Tea Cakes.
One cup squash, IL cup but
ter, i-2 cup sugar. ? eggs. 2 table
spoons milk. I 30 ? cups flour ito
rolll. 2 teaspoons baking powder.
l teaspoon salt, | teaspoon CHINA
mon, l-2 teaspoon cloves. i-2 cup
seeded raisins.
Cream butter and sugar. SIT In
one-qunricr cup flour. MIX we'll
and add eggs wei beaten with
milk. Add squash. Mix and sift
one cup flour with shit and huk-
Ing powder. Add to first mixture
and before stirring u In add tho
raislns. MAX well
Add spiccs and enough flour 10
roll The dough should be vnry
moist. flour the board and rolling
pin well. Roll about one-hnlf
] inch thick and cut with n sman
cookie cutter. Bake 10 minutes
In n moderate oven.
or course there arc squash pies
and puddings Amy good pumpkin
pic rule can be used for squash
pie
squash Pudding.
one and one-hnlf cups squash.
10 cup sugar, , eggs ? table
spoons flour. 1 tablespoon butter.
4 tablespoons milk. i-2 teaspoon
ginger. Ia teaspoon cinnamon. ia
teaspoon salt. 6 tablespoons pnfF-
1ered sugar.
Heat yoiks we'll Add squaA.
flour. sugar, butter. milk and
spices. Cook over a slow fire till
thick. Stir constantly to prevent
burning. Turn into n pudding dish.
When cool with the whites
OF the eggs beaten TN stiff and
dry with tho powdered sugar.
Put In a hot oven for eight min
utes TO cook and brown the
moringue.
squash Soup.
Threc-qunricrs cup site
squash. 2 cups milk. I tablespoon
minced nlon. ? tablespoons minced
celery leaves. . tablespoons butter,
tablespoons flour. teaspoon
salt. - teaspoon pepper, few
graiings nutmeg.
Heat milk. squa~h. onion and
celery In double boiler. Let cool,
hair an hour. Strain Melt hut
ter. stir In flour and slowly add
milk mixture. Cook five minutes
stirring constantly. Add salt. pep
per and nutmeg and serve
Copyright. 1929, NEA service)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Can Spring Be Far Behind?'

sair took OF his battered hat.
MARSH Ersiinc DONE gone. Miss
Barhary. hc said brokenly. He
done gone two days
The giri said nothing ald thcre
the oil EsuHrHi found i.r stlll mo-
tluule---t hc torn hit Of hcr note
and tho torn bits Vt Er-lluo 81
Crawling decd fc uto.cl about her
feet.
ON %, summit ~ Cumberland
Gap Et.i.iro ualr faced FirUny
ol.t and looked his last on the
forests that swept unhrokCn back
Co the river James.
That winter H. made his clcar-
iur on the land thut Dave iandell
had picked cu' for him and IN tho
ocut,r OF o. threw nap "a rude log
hut in which To- house his mother.
for his remembrance Of her made
him t,i.cyo tha' she would prctr
Co live alone
IN the early spring. when he
brought his mother home, she said
that SLACK Wolf had escaped aud
gone farther into the wilderness
that Early Morn had gone with
him
Erskiuc. not knowing thst Bar.
hufr "a ON acr way g. find him.
started uu o. bunting trip. In "a
fcW DAYS Barbara arrived and
found the mother unable 90 l,tt"
hcg lud. and Lydia Noe sitting be-
side her
barbara wau dismaycd by Ers-
kline 81 absence and hi1 mother y
look ut suffering and extreme
weakness. and thc touch Of hrr
cold fingers.
There was no way OF reaching
usr son. size said ne did not SNOW
Of her Illness. Barbara told hel
Of Ersklno'f giving her his inherit
ance. and that she had come to re-
turn g.
Meanwhile Er-kino. haunted by
his muthcr's sad face. had turned
horneward TO his hcwildcrment.
ho found barbara az his mother
hcdFdc q glance 20 their faces
lold him that death was near
Ilis mother held uui her hnud O.
him while still holding barbara =
As in O. dream De hcut over 90 KRIS
her. and with 70 last effort she
| Joined both their hands, clusptnE
both.
\ great peace transformed her
face as she slowly looked az Hnr.
bara and thtn mn 90 Eratine with
"a sigh her head SINK lower, and
her lovely dlmmlug eyes passed
into the final dark.
Two days later they were mar
| ricd.
In the silence that fcll. Ersklne
| spoke 90 the nfc before them. OF lts
hardships and dangers and then of
The safety ana comfort 81 Virginia
! Barbara SMILED;
'You choose the wilderness, and
your choicc Be- mine. We win leave
The rame choice She flushed
suddenly and bent hcr hCnd.
ITO those who come after us,
finished Erskiuc.
THE END
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
DON'T MISS IT

T great expense and with extraordinary eff
~ fort the Apollo club has secured Paul Ait
house, one Of the greatest tenors Of the age,
for a concert in High School auditorium to-
night. Securing Althouse for this concert was
an achievement on the part Of the Apollo club.
II was done in the spirit Of community service
and every man and woman who cares for big
music should take advantage Of the opportun-
ity thus afforded 10 hear one of the really
great singers of our time.
If we support this kind Of musical attrac-
ton it will make it possible for the Apollo
club to continue It's efforts in our behalf. They
are particularly worth while efforts. II We
fail TO back the club, when it takes the risk
and assumes the burden Of preparation. we
need not be surprised if its enthusiasm wanes.
Aside from all that, Althousc is a singer
whose art and position are established. Those
Of ns who permit this opportunity TO hear him
sing to pass us by will be the losers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

ed much since rohber harons were curbed and
absolute mouarchs passed away. Men have
been trying for several centuries to make exist
ing conditions in taxation and public cXpcndi-
lures conform to general principles, and with
but Indifferent success. II is absolutely right
10 affirm and fight for the principle of full
fair and uniform assessment of property. Ev-
cry state in the union has been struggling to.
ward it since its creation. Some have had more
success than others. None have succeeded. The
fact Of failure does not mean that the principle
cannot be achieved and maintained. but II is
wist to recognize IL as q slow process.
The Santa Fe railroad contends that il
should pay but half of its full-value taxes in
Curry county because farmers in that county
return their farm lands at only - an acre.
But if the farmers paid taxes ON more than ~
an acre some and perhaps many would have 20
quit farming those lands. and the community
and the transportation company would suffer
by that loss far more than through the fairly
obvious inequality in assessment between rail
road and private property. II need not be con
tended that the railroad is wrong in principle,
or that individual property owners in that
county are right in principle,-but where do
W. 90 from herel
Equally, il is sound principle 10 assert that
New Mexico shall issGa no bonds for public
purposes for two years to come. As AN abstract
proposition that Is undeniable. But there oc-
cars TO our minds the sewerage, water, school
and other municipal construction that this city
must carry out, in order TO continue as a ser
viceable going concern. Must these be set
aside for two years and would il be wise to do
so in order 10 conform to "A principle which in
the abstract is souud3 The drainage of the Rio
Grande valley can only be accomplished by
bond issues. Should they be delayed against
the time Of complete economic recovery in or
der 10 conform 20 an abstract rulef Would
complete economic recovery ever occur if we
lived rigidly up to this recipe for tax reduc-
tion' Is IT, in fact, a recipe for tax reduction,
or for community stagnationi
One Of the ingredients of the association 5
recipe can be accepted at any and all times.
That is a close serunity Of public expenditures.
BY constantly directing public attention to
these matters such scrunity may be- obtained,
although the wall Of popular Indifference is
high and strong. Nevertheless the effort OF
the taxpayers association TO so direct public
attention and keep il directed fully %justifies
the existence Of the organization aud the ef
fort that goes into il and entities il to support
and approval, no matter how much many o.
as may differ at times with the things it seek
70 do and the ways 1t undertakes for doinl
] them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
A RECIPE FOR TAX
REDUCTION

TILE New Mexico Taxpayers association has
issued to the newspapers a sort Of general
: formula for reducing taxes, which it rec
ommenils to individual taxpayers and organ
lied bodies formed to reduce taxes. Ii follows
]. All property shall be placed upon the
tax roll at full, fair. and uniform values.
2 The total budget for 1923 shall not
exceed the total budget for 1922.
3, The total tax rate based upon the
1922 tax roll shall not exceed the total tax
rate based upon the 1927 tax roll.
a Every item Of expenditure shall be
scrutinized and reduced 10 the lowest pos
sible minimum. IL not absolutely neces.
sary at the present time, it shall be elm
mated.
D. For at least two years no bond ISSUES
for public improvement shall be voted for
the reason that such bond issues absorb
capital that would otherwise 20 into pri-
waite enterprise. BOND issues for public
purposes. mean taxes for interest and prin.
eipal payments Such bonds are tax ex.
empt whereas money invested in industries
creates taxable values.
1t evidences the good sense Of the directo,
NJ the taxpayers association that he recognize,
me above ms general principles. II we could
regulate our lives. individul and community
upon the solid foundation Of accepted genera
principles, human woes would fade away am,
an economic millennium would occur. Genera
principles which should govern taxation an,
expenditure of public revenues haven't chang
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Sister Mary suggests somc Tasty
WuYs Ia lrpunrr Iltgtn.

Sister Mary Suggests some Tasty
Ways to Prepare Them.
Perhaps vou canucd quite a lot
81 squash last fall ~ acquired
many cans In a canned goods sale.
Here arc some nourishing and
maybe different ways Of using
IL up.
n does not pay To keep canned
vegetable over Into the next . a
son $50 usc them all up before
froth homegrown ones come Into
she market
unchron squash.
ore and one-half cups slfted
squash. . tablespoons grated
cheese. ? eggs. i-2 cup chopped
mute. ! "a cups milk. I teaspoon
snii. LIS teaspoon pepper. l table
spoon ruttor.
Mix sluarh. cheese. salt and
pepper. nuts and butter with
miik. Beat eggs well and add to
mlyturc. Turn Into a well-huttcr-
ed baking dish and bake half an
hour In a moderate oven.
squash Gems.
ono cup gifted sdunsh. I table,
spoons brown sugar. l - cups
sour milk 2 eggs, 2 tablespoons
lutier. ~ cups flour. ! teaspoon
salt. I teaspoon baking powder,
i-t teaspoon soda.
Mix squash. sugar and salt. Add
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

ing leap nc vauited the hodge.
l.t-, maiden lao ,nc uutnc nuH-
aim h,tru tucly 81 nuu.r aca..at,
.t,r uut GatHty tuc sandy .D.i'.
AMI.
YORKTOWN uro.v he BRUSH
hvstr,, anu ptn,rai ilaic went nome
,u llOu DakE. ftr nru picCcA uus
,ut "a Story OF auu Era-
ninc o Dane utvy, ana w.u-ly
no toIu her iurst % Grey b uarN
~,restyucry. ana me g4Ii nssvi4c,i
w4tu uuirItitu silence.
nave never uuucratouG h.aui
myrca-suu nut nan. she saiu,
ana b uU "a Wlil.
uo, a.lu sac general gently.
aud uluulatanu you tugousn
n4g rI-tcr WHO wac 50 ike you, ar
came tltuCr was as Indignant "a.
Harry b. now. and 1 am tiy4u. .u
Nct coward you aa uuy tatuer u4u
coward her The giri pressed
ncr laps leo one OF mo nunus.
4 MINI Il better tell you thc
whole story nov Haiu Gcacrai
Daio. ana hc told "a Ersk.uc d
Intuur. u4a Wudnuar and ms wan
uorInEr. u.H uurTiaEc, and tne cap
lurt uI uta wac uuu tnc httie SON
~ tD" IudIana, at ol whlcn she
hncwi ana uuu g4rl wondered 80
du sn,ulu DEE ,e,linE ilvr again. IHe
general paused.
uu EuuN ErHkinos mother
was not Ellleu. a.. Iuund nee.
me Ann Ioot,u M MAGE Rnv IN.
credulous.
80. b.. went On the wuIt
woman whom lac found in the m
au,u VILLAGE WnH ms mother.
ratuof. sho huod nsr head
micLN. icnncd back with hands
asnt ln iron. ul her. unkea up into
~ 40. NOR own pftnt,sn.us an,
Linn ii. she tDaF "a, tnc run ',tra..
~ oi u li.r even droppcd.
rncn suc ai.a siawiS. ,nat
| indun HIrt-turt ui.
n-au-.sttr On. ~ u.,nt
pily ioodod Nor hsart ana ssu.
Nhy ar1n [ t.rskin. tnks t.,iu
n,.i| u,.uu a., tnu.un-
ffts nsotner wouldn't Ioay,
tl,ru. ,ud uarbAr. l-nu,rt.y..
.,or lnti.r Moor thinri
thlnK Erskino b going to trS
uoW
p,d you toll him to bring thcn
/ hcreY n, -,r,rsI hi, ne n.ua
"n b.r nesa
nnpca o. would say that.
I'D but ur fnook hls mead
Poor Irstlne! she -whisuer.d
snd mr. ,.ar. rum, flor nFnvi
isnn.I bnck and fnr uoit,ynl
800. h.. qyt
me- . morn, he sid nnatl,
nrrsklne mther Vns Inc cidosi
broLhrr- ard Nod uaEs-
IA, rfi aprnns Ia nrr feet. ago
,i,.o anne B,lonea tn r,rg.
"inc rne uulrIrn WIN Ter "a,
m mar hnudr. 40 pify m.. sin,
vht'n.tru dro.r NM from nl.
M nome
n, ,,td th, old general witl
a.ntto -tpil. IA. VIVA drivtu.
1bs hnrn doom tu socner or l,t.l
Al n,a 90 !, dunu.
TOOK n,r lie pulled an OF,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
THEIR DUES

President Philip r. Dodge. OF tho International
PAPER company said M n reception In New YORK;
Sentimental Socialism the doctrine OF bernard
Thaw and n. g., Wells. us'd TO be all the Eo, but We
don't think quite 80 much Of Sentimental Socialism
today, We have found that the under dog. after ais.
lent so very much better than the upper dog, and
when the under dog gctH ON top
Take the Bolsheviks FOR instance. Wouldn't YOU
mthcr be ruled over by President Harding or Lloyd
George than by Lonlun and TrotskyP
The Bolsheviks! a Bolshcvik sympathizcr was
hurHuguing from n SOAP box the other Aftcrnool
-" The Bolshcviks are our brothers. he yelled, 'Orr
brothers, our Russian brothers are starving. Who will
give thorn their mtAlsF'
" WAC interrupted a hccklcr. win give them their
desQrta9f"
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Continued from our last Issue
know more OF your career
than you think, Grey. You have
been q SPY as well as a traitor. And
now your are browning your m
fanny hy weaving some spell ovcr
my cousin, ! can hardly nope
thar you appreciate the honor !
am doing you,
The black boy ran down the
atcp- an presently Ephraim wns ln
the shadow Of the thickct.
Give one 20 Mr.. Grey, Ephralm
and the other 10 me.
Ephralm. warned ErsAIuo
take this pistol You may need
o.. Co protect yourself,
Indeed. yoa, returned Grny
and kindly instruct him not %
use 10 tu protect YOU For O.
Hwer Er-ltiue sprnng from ,ue
shadow -diEcarding formal couttc-
sieH.
En- garde!' he called sternly.
The two shining blades clashcd
lightly and qulvered against each
other in the moonlight.
Grey was cautious at first. tryins
out his opponent increase in
skill:
You have made marked im-
proyemcut.
Thank you. smiled Erskinn.
Your wrist is much stronger
Naturally. Grey leaped back
vicious thrust that was like "a Iur'
Of lightning.
An! a Frenchman taught yua
that
a Fronchman taught me all the
little / know.
Il wonder q he taught you how
To meet this.
lie did. answered Erak.uc.
| pnrrying easily and with an ua.
swcrlng thrust hat turned Grey
suddenly anxious Grey began 90
breathe heavily
think TOO. said Ersiluc.
that my wind is better than yours
would you like a short resting
| sppllf'
From the shadow EphruIm
fhucklc1 and Grey snapped;
Make that black devil
Keep ulict Ephraim, broke
In Ersklno strrnly.
Grey was getting angry now and
was beginning to pant.
Your wind iH short. raid FL
kline with mock compassion.
will give you e little brcathirs-
spell presently
Grey wss not wasting his p%rocluu|
breath now. and he made no au'
swer.
Now" said Ersltiuo sharply
and GTcys blade flew from hl.
hand and iHy like "a streak ~ tl.ri
on tho dcwy grass. Grey rushed
for n.
Damn you. ne ragged. and
4 uUI..N.a NsHw..aUNa~ r.aHH.w.. -
NOR and caution quite gone Iu
they fought now Ia deadly earnest
There wue ihr sound 90 voice
and D. was evident that tho game
had ended in 6 quarrel nad tnt
players were coming up the river.
hank toward them. Er.rIuf
heard, but II Grey did hc at lraI
gave no siru-he was too muri
concerned with the death Iha.
faced him. Suddenly Erskinc Hnrw
that Grey had heard. Tor the foai
m his face gave way 60 "a dlahulis
grin Of triumph and he ipshcd sud.
denly into dcfcnec-tf h. could PRO.
iect himself only 70 little l0u-rr'
Erskino had delayed the Gnishiu.
stroke too Ions ana he must inak,
Il now
Grey gave way step hv stem
parrying only The blades flaah,t
IKE uny hits ~ lightning. Ers.
kline q face grim and inexofahir
brought tho rick fear back trtf
IrGF'H and iratinc Jaw MS ehn
ms % lips open.
Ho iunsed then his blade vsul
true sank 10 tho HIT ann Crov
warped soul started on its way win
n craven cry for hplp. ErsLtn.
aprang back Into tho shadow an,
matched hlf pistol from Ephralm
hand.
Get oui Of the way now. Tel
them ! did %.
Once he looked hack. He env
narharn NJ the hall door with nli
NANNY behind her. With d run
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Some Yarns by Famous Men
siNsATIoNAIIsM

Bishop Hosa. OF Nashville. was talking about
church scnsationallam.
'somc ministers" he said. give us moving pic
lures. Others give up plays. Others sim have them
selves NJ up with colored lights while preaching, na
on the STAKE.
This sort Of thing rs not wise. II reminds mo Of
itue Willie somehow.
Little whites father took him to sunday school
for the first time ono sunday, and on the way home,
IN order to np Dr. the youusatcr had learned any
thing, he asked.
Who was tt Killed GolathN
90 = dunno. said little Willie. ! was seitin Tn
. tack scat and couldn't see3"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

The peanut made n stiff bow I
pat down No one applauded
chopped hts hands because II
were an uusy trying To think Of
answer.
Tho little chocolate drop fail
came out nest IN white friily pc.
tpats OF plated paper and SAM
song win a chorus which ".
hEn this.
We're plain aa 20 feature.
We're dark as TO skin.
We ne tat and we re lumpy.
We ioug TO bo thin.
Bat rishi down inside US,
our hearts are all right,
They re- soft ana they spoilcss.
They re sweet ard thty'rs wi
Our frienda count In millionA
Prom north 10 the south.
And we III In quite nicely.
To anyone mouth
Nancy said u nude her huu
and Nick said please nos to NJ
tiou u.
hut there were more spsec-
to ho sald and Buskins aid Il :
had manners 20 talk even II Il "
compliments they were maxim
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
For Slender Lines
Nv MAIiIAN HALE

NEW YoRk. Feb. 2S.-Though
TO any fullucss, the bodies are
mug affairs which clevcrly bring
cut the slender lines when they
exist and create them whom ma
turc fails.
In this lovely black and laven-
der frock Claire hns w dared
10 ucceu tho curve a. the waist
line hy fastening over the hip a
soft lavender rose with polished
black foliage. The effect OF this
hip trimming Is quite lovely In
decd.
Tho neck Of the frock follows
the line 40 popular just now, close
up at tho front ana back and cut
quite away "a the sides. Very .ow
~ the ncw guwna have the once
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
bcrtOn BraleyS Daily Poem
One Kind of Writing

Whine. whine, whine, whinei
whine about life as III only for swine
Dwell on the flesh ana deny the divine.
And one brand ~ critic will shout out, for sure.
That's literature
Crab. crab. crab crabi
Crab that there isn't a color bat drab.
Fnl up your pages with gloomiest CAB,
And one brand o. critics will cry. sure enough.
Marvellous stuff
SWIVEL SWIVEL. SWIVEL anigel.
Snivcl that faith hope and love are but drlvel.
Swivel that fate's been intensely unclvil.
And there ~ ono group which will say. from the start,
Gosh, but that's art!'
Wall, vail. wall, wall!
Wall that ali effort is certain to fail.
Wall about things that are droary and stale
Same little Rroup viii Just follow along
With GOSH Amt II strongi'
Wall, SWIVEL, crab, whine.
Chapter by chapter. and line by line:
Maybe thRt'h art AS some critics agree,
But somehow It's nothing but yellow 10 me,
yellow stuff set down hy quittorH who pine,
And wall.
SWIVEL.
crab.
whine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
IrARS 4 WORD EVERY nay.

To-day word is AiBbi'AIE.
It's pronounced ab-di-laie
with Ger OF tho first syllable.
n means-to give up power Ga
rolinquish. to quit. To dism0uni
from the throne. 90 cease bcing
king.
ne cofnoH from-l.Rtin 'ah,
down. away. and 'diCarc' ia pro.
claim.
Its used like this rh" kaiser
nhdicatod after ho had boon con-
qIcrcd ia the world war
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so much worn Y neck: they are
either round or collared
The sleeves are quite short. a.
summer sleeves are bound to be.
though this season seems TO he go-
ing all OF thoEe past one better in
cutting he sleeves of just below
the shoulder limo or forgetting
them entirely.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

NliilNtH 70 w w
champion u
day school Bocr
90 This state
In tho last II
years he q never
uuaaed "a sun
dav. raln OF
chine a. -
paul'a Reformed
sunday school
And smith has
20 walk 4 mile
20 get there. too
Smith la "a
now He start
ed his present
record when he
was only 10.
IN parents
taught m q I
fhoald
miss 8 u n Z a v
a good reason
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

Pimcnto butter is often wan'o
for sandwiches ana IL easily made
Cream wa tablespoons OF butte
with one canned rimento. presse.
through a sieve; blend well an.
add snlt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

Red. "A very bright rcd oilctnth
makes an unusually effective table
covering for "A dark corner. t'su
ally the place for such n material
Is In the Kitchen. but occasionally
one sees It In studios and sitting
rooms and In the dull Hight the cf
feet IL really quite lovely.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

Senator Harrison said In an after dinner address IN
Atlanta;
The race question goes 90 a good many people q
heads Thcy can't discuss II without getting a. con-
Ilsrd az Lush.
Lush drove home one might In n taNcah. and the
driver assisted him 70 his front door. Then after q
minute or two. tho driver said:
Ms roodnces. mister YOU can't open your front
door with that. That's your cigar 'pHar me-hic-
so o. is' said Lush. That means vc-hic-smoked
my latch key"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

when initiating handkerchief
haste the of four Of thct
together so they form a soll
square. Then the embroidor
rings "a be hut on them easily.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

A very tasty fresh fruit cocktail
can be made OF grapefruit. whit
grapes and pineapple.
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Rcnovs IL.

n the outer skin Is remove.
from the lamb chops they with no
have the strong taste some peOpl
object to.
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lemon juice.
Huy a quantity Of lemons when.
thoy are available ut medium
prices. Squeeze out the juice and
add suEar In proportion OF one
pound OF sugar TO one Dozen
lemons Heat the juice unfit the
sugar mel,s. Then put Il In fruit
Jars The juice will keep indefi-
nitclv and may he used just rs
the fresh fruit II used.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08
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Commander Holmes, who has charge of
President Harding's yacht, the MayAower.
gave many Washington children merry
Christmas, when he presented them with gifts
aboard the boat. Officers and crew were also
hosts at Christmas dinner for the youngsters.
International.