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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
GOVERNMENT AID IS
ASKED BY CITIZENS
OF WAR TIME TOWN
Scion Appeals to Congress to
Tighten Burdens of CradOck
Residents.

WASHINGTON. June H. Resi-
dents OF the bull, town
of Cradock. Va. have appealed 20
congress 10 tighten their draiciaI
burden
Started during war times % house
people who went 20 the aid Of the
government az the Portsmouth navy
ward the town originally planEtd 10
house 1925 families. had facilities 10
accommodate 800 families when the
armisJice was signed and the govern
ment stopped construction WORK.
Uncle sam through his United
States Housing corporation. desig-
mated the town as Project Number
1904" lie laid ou- streets. Installed
lights. provided school facilities and
went to work building homes. Then
came the end % the war. He stopped
further construction work anc sold
the houses already erected to the
people living On them. But d. is de-
ciared in their behalf 10y Rep. Deal.
q Virginia democrat that ne sold
them based or war rentals and war
wages
Now according 20 Deal. ia, Jctiv-
lilies n the Portsmouth navy yar5 are
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
London Con Men Ready to Reap
Harvest as Yank Travellers Come
Amer Have Come Thrill; Big Cotere of British Guides
Shop Keepers and Sharpers- Gambling Dens Vie
for Trade of European Sghtseers

LONDON. June 1.-THE Aaseri-
cans have comet London drilled
20 This news FIVE years ago when the
first regiment OF American troops
marched down Horse Guards nara de
Today London is thrilled once gain
10 the news that the Amrr.ca cans
have come This time il is O ad-
vance army OF American tourists that
is causing JOY 70 the Londoners
American is synonymous with
money in London. and the way has
been paved for the spending
American and particularly f. the
American '-Nn = not too Wise There
are many Londoners who are hope
ful that in.N wiz 80, tse.r ears
living expenses out OF this sursmer's
American tourist nood
The reputable hotels. such a. the
Savoy. the Cecil. the Carlton. the
Berkley. the Ritz. Claridges and
others. are preparing TO treet the
American visitor like a human be-
ing and are asking OF him only what
Is fair. They crave the patronage
OF the Americans and know that the
best way to get Il is 10 treat the
visitor with all fairness and co :rtesy.
There are others. howeve~. who
haven't the good business judgment
that is displayed by the big hotels.
They are ont 70 get the American
money now and have no thought for
the future For the most par these
are sharpers, gentlemen of conf
dence, the ever-vOlunteering guides,
and small cafe and shop keepers.
One London newspaper has made
an investigation and declare that
London gambling houses have agents
on all transatlantic lines WHO are
sporting good prospective gam
blers and are arranging for the cap
ture OF these gullible Americans in
the gambling net. This newspaper
even alleges that certain British
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

she is Dorothy's mother. She says
her child was placed in an i2stitu-
tiol in Montreal and later given 10
the Ormsbees-
The coincidence is that Mrs Orms-
bees child was born in Montr, al in
the same apartment house in which
Miss Towner lived. But Mrs. Orms-
bee insists she was never in the in
stitutiOn named in her life.
Fearing for the safety OF Dorothy
and herSlf, Mrs. Ormsbee has just
applied TO the courts for the APP
pointment of commission TO inquire
into Miss TOWners sanity.
Il feel sorry for her" Mrs. Orms-
bee said. She has a baby craving.
born no doubt of love for a child
that died in infancy. Records In the
Montreal institution show that her
baby died when three weeks old.
Why should she claim my Child?
Why should she wait all these Years 3?
I never saw her and never even heard
Of her until she tried 10 commit sui
eide last month"
Doubt About Recognition
Atty. Sunson says Miss Tcwner
claimed she knew Mrs Ormsbee an
that she saw her with Baby Dorothy
in a Boston theAer last February.
Mrs. Ormsbee produced hotel bills 10
show she was in cities other than
Boston al that time. AS a climax 10
this debate Mrs. Ormsbee called at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

BOSTON. June 17-Seven-y year
old Dorothy Ormsby is hidden away
somewhere i'm New York state be-
cause two women claim motherhood
Of the little girl.
one is Mrs william w. Ormsbee.
former actress. The other is Miss
Emily p. TOwner
The strange thing about this fight
over a child is that the Mas..achu-
setts courts six years ago decreed
Mrs. Ormsbee the mother and that
only recently has Miss 1owner come
forward with her claim.
Nor is Dorothy's parenthood a sub
jet for court decision now. Miss
Towner's claim. failing to rece @ the
support Of the Massachusetts Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty z. Chill
dren. which in 1916 forced the
Ormsbees into court TO establish their
claim. took the dramatic method OF
reopening the case by drinking poi
son in a downtown office building.
The attempted suicide occurred
outside the office Of \. J.. SIN son,
attorney for Mrs Ormsbee. and inn
mediately focused attention upon the
case.
Wants Legal Hearing.
Miss Towner, pale and hasgard
from the effects of the poison, waits
i'm the home Of relatives i'm j. maica
Plains. hoping For a chance 20 obtain
a legal hearing of her assertion that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

Miss Towner's home in the guize Of a
friend of Mrs. Ormsbee and was not
recognized.
Miss Towner refuses TO say what
method she plans to use to obtain
custody of the child
But I'm going TO have my baby. -
she said.
Thomas a. Lothrop. secretary Of
the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Children. said he investi-
gated Miss Towner's charges in Mon
treal and that as a result he and
the district attorney in Boston came
TO the conclusion that the charges
were not substantiated
Mrs. Ormsbee's Fight.
The society first entered into the
case six years ago when D,rothy,
then an infant. was left by Mrs.
Ormsbee in the hands of a Boston
nurse. The society took the child
and when Mrs. OrmsDee reappeared
she had to carry her legal fight % the
Massachusetts, supreme court % OBJ
tain custody.
Mrs. Ormsbee has extremely
blonde hair and blue eyes. So has
Dorothy. Miss Towner is dari..
A Montreal man was the father OF
Miss TOwner's child. according 10 her
statements 10 Secy LothrOp. W. w.
Ormsbee. husband OF Mrs. Ormsbee,
supports the latter in the parerthOod
fight. A divorce suit is now pending
between the Ormsbees.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

WASHINGTO%. June 17.-Se nti-
ment is growing among those who
advocate that the government take
over all the whisky stocks nDw in
bond and sell illegally 10 those who
are entitled 10 buy Under the row.
sions of the dry laws.
officials of The treasury. vro SUI
pervise dry law administration. have
been oVerV helmed with appeals
from different parts OF the cCG1uN
for some kind of substitute for ,he
present chaotic method OF dIsuers-
ing whisky as medicine. The Vols, cad
law must be radically changed or
The government mus, take over CONF
plete control of the whisky supply
and distribute IL under methods that
will be fair "a all. say the ma GRITTY
or those who have sent In their pro-
tests against the present system
For the so-caIled exempt" class
es u1der the Nolstead law including
those who are entitled 90 buy liquor
for medicinal purposes. the q law
is admittedly working many hard
ships.
Whisky Prices Excessive.
People who actually need whisky
as a curative agent in Hines cam
not obtain il except at excessive cost
and untold Inconvenience.
No. AN druggists are mer.e.ary.
But there are many who ave.. as
thousands have testified from 5Npe-
Irience Many druggists have sousht
Ito impose upon the public iu selling
ntoNicantS This has given wise o.
an avalanche 81 complaints They
have reached Sec'y Of the Treasury
Mellon from all parts of The Tlited
States Commission Ba.r's ie>k is
piled high with such letters. They
demand modification OF pre- r. re-
strict.ve regulations
Scarcely Iay passes that does
NOT witness appeals to relax tho
I liquor regulations % allow more
/ freedom in obtaining whisky au0ns
those VINO are legally entitled 20
Z have IT, bur ind 10 difficult 81 not inn
7 possible because OF rigid rules now
! in force
A leading member of the 'an.ne,
( recently received a telegram from
! New York telling Of the crit I'D NJ
ness OF n relative and asking hr aid
( ia procuring whisi,y as a rcmecy. j,
was the case of az elderly woman.
! for whom stimulants were cor.lder-
/ ed specific ir this particulHr case.
Cabinet OniCcr IntcrCedcd.
/ The cabinet officer interccded
| prohibition officials 20 expedite deliv-
, cry 81 a modern portion ~ whisky
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

university where he received the de-
gree or Bachelor OF Science ID Elec-
tricsi Engineering
Or and AIRS W II Mikesch have
returned from motor trip 90 Iowa
where they were visiting Mrs.
Mlch's mother.
Alfred Aberuatay OF Cleveland.
ohio .g spending the weekend with
bis parents. MIR and Mrs r. r Aber-
rathy Marquette as.
Henry Heller and daughter. Mrs.
katneryn Chockeit have left for a
trip TO Europe 90 be gone several
months
Miss Minnie Johnson. 1921 Wood
ward ass. and Miss Lillian Cannon.
400 W Navarro 81. are leaving to
day for ara extended western trip.
which will include stops at Denver.
Los Angeles. san Francisco. Port
land Seattle. al which place they
VIII attend the convention OF the
National Nurses Association. and a
trip through the Canadian PocLies.
Mrs Willis Beal Of Long Beach.
CAL has arrived in the CITY TO re-
main with her mother. Mrs. Lydia
Knott during the absence OF Mrs.
James A. Jude. who with Mr. Jude
and their son. James Jude jr. will
sail this week for tour OF Europe.
AIRS ID. g. Cole. of Plymouth. Ind
who has been the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs $ y. Hay 1908 : Michigan II
has returned 70 her home.
Miss Ruth Hills OF San Francisco.
Cal who has been the guest Of Ir.
and Mrs. Charles POmmert. Edge
water Place. for two weeks. Will
leave Monday for New York city.
David McMurtrey. OF Indianapolis.
who has also been a guest OF the
I Pommert home has returned
Sidney e.. Morse has returned from
Purdue university to spend the sum
&er vacation with his parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. f. ". Morse. 1927 Califor-
mia av.
Miss Estelle Cover mas returned 10
I her home from Jacksonville. III
/ Miss Cover was graduated from the
/ Illinois Woman's College. receiving
/ the Bachelor Of Music degree June
I 9th She viii study this summer
b with Prof Leopold Auer. teacher OF
Y violin at the Chicago Musical col
lIegr
Miss Esther Diney Jf Berrier
/ Springs Mich is guest at the
i home OF her aunt, Mrs. A. " Dnley
\ 637 $ Eddy st.
Miss Deva Brickell and Miss Flor
\ ence Ireland. left yesterday for Vel
| lOwstone National Park. They will
visit ogden. Utah. Denver. Colorado
! Springs. Salina, Kans., and Kansas
city. Mo
Miss Ruth StouTer Flint. Mich.
is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. l.
J. Miller. 40 w. Navarro 81.
\ Mr.. and Mrs Elmer r. Mcdonald
I +. Dubail av. and AIR and Mrs o.
/ j. Brubaker. Harrison NV. have re-
/ turled nom a two weeks eastern
trip. which included Atlantic City
New York and Washington. -. c.
otto Tolman. of Chicago is the
week end guest OF Rev and Mrs
w. IT. Freshley 62s s. ST Joseph
ST.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. A r. Boeckling. 5O2
w. Colfax av. left Saturday for a
/ motor trip TO -. Louis. Mo. and via
stop enroute To visit over the wecb
end with Mr. and Mrs J. C.. Parker
I at Peoria. H.
Mr. and Mrs c. W Hyde. 26O-
& Lincoln way W. have as their house
guests Mrs Franklin Reed. Mis-
I Frances Reed and Henry McI.augh-
( lin. of Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Louise studebaker left FRI
I day for Cleveland. o.. TO attend the
wedding OF James Walter van der
T Bosch and Miss Elma van Dyne
! Cook. which took place Saturday
noon at the brides home at CIeve-
land
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
Matching Wrap
and GoWn

The newest fashion is to have
YOUR evening gown and evening
wrap made TO match of the same
material This is evidently just an
extension Of the three-p piece suit
idea.
For evening of course. the capes
are rot attached They are lined
with some brilliant contrasting color
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
Thousand Petition for Change of
Nations LaU on Medicinal Liquor
Gov eminent Control of Bonded Stocks Advocated by Many
Thousands as a Solution for the Present Chaotic
Condition in Dispensing Whisky.

for the patient. bur she died before
the liquid could DE provided
This and other instances have
brought forCefully 10 attenti1 "a the
need for substitute for the ~ sent
methods that Will be more beneficial
20 the public OF that part 81 il IN
whose interest certain liberal pro-
visions of the law were enaCtt d.
Congress VIII Ice asked to appro-
pirate enough money 10 conc trate
an OF the remaining whisky stocks
amounting 20 about 40.o00.OO0 gal
lons--u such ln agency as the pub
lie health service SuD.r, .siou
would be better IL is claimed and
the. public would witness improve
ment OVER the present system. with
It's many inadeQuacies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

persons Of title are ENGAGED IS the
business or Introducing visiting
Americans into gambling circits.
There are some polio. roIr- mag
.s-rates who have d Fceu ete ou-
for visiting Amerl an, also Irfor-
tuna-eIy some Americans upa. 8r-
rival sire unable 20 re-t-a. tls.- Go-
Sizes 90 investigate -as liquid ros--
oilities of I-o-5pn. anl rat. vela u-
in the toll, OF the .av
The pol,-c .a-iaf a--1ne events
are made mos csa1fnttaArc ro. .ne-n
Americas. arl ths Icsr't r t1at E,
generally costs the uafortrua.. se.-
eral dollars IN tips bctore Die reach
es court lie IS certain 20 b. ape
preached ny the officer VIII. arrest
ed him. who explains that he I'D t
as a matter of protection 20 save
the American from the clutches OF
thugs and bandits and The Ame~i-
can has 20 tip the bobby who
placed him in the "hooseEow.
When the unfortunate is ARA -ned
and faces the magistrate. If he pleads
guilty. he generally gets a fire of
% shillings. while the English Of
fender feels he is outraged If he is
fined more than eight shulingS The
London press never misses an oppor-
tunity 20 give publicity 20 the Amer
leans who become entangled ID the
tolls Of the law. and London alto
gether has a great time LAUGHING az
the thirsty Americans"
The Americans are spotted by the
English by their horu-rimmed glass
es and the cut OF their clothes. j is
impossible for an American tc pass
himself of as a native son. 7. can't
be done. and London thinks that is
why he is here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

greatly lessened. and wages have
been reduced about A. percent. As a
result many or the purchasers who
bought on a monthly payment plan
are behind in their installments.
Therefore. Deal has asked COZ gress
20 adopt a joint resolution he intro
duced authorizing the Housing cor
poration to adjust these financial
matters by eliminating the Interest
due and by reducing the monthly in
stallments
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
PePS Ts ais

Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ Auders. and
daughter Nellie. Of ieS y. ST. Louis
blvd. have returned from motor
"trip to Lafayette where they at
tended the Commencement exercises
20 Purdue university
Russell d. Auder~ son Of AIR. and
AIRS r.. ~. Audcr~ OF sos y. St Louis
blvd has returned from Purdue
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18


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SCUM h'he "'i'i'' '''
MTs horace T. FiteHe' NIs -.
Louis ku7ns Mrs. j. q. fitaseii ana
son. Joseph. MIS- L2ia DeIrees anu
MISS FTa't WI" ieaFT
Ne" oIN ''.f N-sl'l- ~ f'i '-''
m railinE me Hidhte "i Lne "e'h
Tor infee H"ntn loN' OF EURO =
They "HI Do met ODD No" oIA ny
aF ana VI James 2" Jnoie "nu
son james q. Juoir Ut. VINO VIII
a-F' '" mem oet' OH me parry
The marriage Of Miss Ruth Roth
"a t't or Air ana Mf~. jonn y.
Rom OF o"l'r. lho. ana IOWA. 81
Marcus ot betTo--. hicn- TOOK place
saturday mornirs ~ $50 o'clock al
roW'er. rev. 'haIles 80 ded oHlcidI
inE The Weddirf- march was play
Cd ~ Miss Narsaret isham MISS
Foda Roth. as the maid OF hohoI'
wore gown OF rose 'hiiion WIN
silver trimming and garden nav
~ similar mowers no niIde go" u
was - Beige sofEei.e beaded Win
ful steer beads WIN nai. gloves ana
snoes io match. iier corSas &c was OF
'p"ei-@ roses "a'ler 'iei''el'ls o.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

which also is used. IN the model
shown. 10 line the psnels OF the
skirts
other notes on evening wear arc
the waistlines have become hipless
and skirts are rapidly approaching
the floor. The newest Paris imports
show evening gowns with long
skirts whose bottoms are transpar-
ent lace It's an excellent cOmpro-
mise-reslly long. apparently shor..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

For good efficient dentistry at a
reasonable cost consult Drs. Carson
and Oren i'm their new location. 125
w Washington av Phone NJ SAG
145. 16O-ti
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
BIRTHS

Mr. and AIRS. Kenneth l.. Met
calf 22oN 5. Michigan St. daughter
June 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
Towels - Wash Cloths

There .lways quantities needed when
the whole family decides 70 go for a swim
when unexpected guests arrive
Extra heavy Turkish towels sizes 17x26. at
oriy f9c each.
Fine heavy fancy Turkish towels size 2Ox4O.
regular 75c quality at SOC each
1SN38 good heavy ribbed Turkish towels az
Soc each.
Fine 1Oc Wash Cloths at only SC each
All colors IN Cotton Poplin at sec and sec sd.
Some Of this seasons most stunning Sport
RI ocks are made Of plain or fancy Ratine.
50c 20 81 80 yd.
one hundred different pieces of Romper
cloth to choose from at 25c and sec yd
36-lnch tan colored Aeroplane Cloth. very de-
srable for mems summer Sport Shirts. special
.Oc yard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
Bed Spreads
SPECIAL!
SPECIAL!

Bed spread sets. extra large size. scauoped
ana cut corners. bolster TO match AZ only
6.25 the set
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

The cabinet officer inter-cded
prohibition officials 20 expedite deliv-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28
A Chapter on Cheese and HOW to
Make 1t DeHciOuSly Appetizing

i1 give n vor, doliroto flavor tp the
.fI pu ln tine potntoos and cover
uIfh q nd and cook slowly for soy.
..aI minutes before iirtipg tho lid.
Tho under slices should have
Drowned and top slices have a clear
uol. from the steam with kuito
ur pancake turner. bring th" bot
tom slices 20 the top and turn the
tuu ONES Iudor Keep this mp uu
iu oT tho potatoes havo hrowu"d
smmrID over some salt. ana grated
.u.,n and then stir wcll with tho
knife cor turner cover and u,u u
and cook Tor 40 or 10 miuutoF long
o. lf tho potatoes scom very crisp
lud brown. pour iu several Spoons
of milk or cream. then hold the lid
over vhil" they steam. This VIII
.uft.u the Grips parts ana give O.
fur flavor too
Remember when cooking puit-
tu,a This vu,. 10 takes q long time.
Iuupr than tu maHh or cook them
bon most amy Other way because lhN
must cook slowly and evenly Iiu"
over. ihry repay YOU well, hN ih"i
goodness when they are served
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

mott ana time for macaro1i 10 abb.
sorb the flavor.
For those who Ike the flavor. rub
the baking dish with freshly cut
garlic button. Just before greasing.
Thls viii give Il light glrltc flavor
to the macaroni. a cup or 20 Of
condensed canned tomato pup,
poured over the macarorl In the
baking dish ia place of all milk,
Is good too.
Cheese SOuflc.
This dish ~ u cheese cugtdrd ana
o. especially good at luncheon time
or when meal ls scryel Vithplt
meat This recipe shoii'd make a
pudding 10 serve from trrcr to five
persons.
tablespoons butter,
tablespoons flour.
le2 cup milk.
1-2 cup grated chcc.r.
1-2 teaspoon salt.
eggs
Heat tho milk over hu. watcr In
another pan. melt the butter. blend
In the flour. then add the hot milk,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

salt. cayenne and cheese. When veil
mixed add the yolks OF tho eggs
after they have been beaten until
Hight colored. Cool and fold In the
stiffly beaten whites Pour IN a but
tered baking pan and bake very
slowly until firm In the center.
Serve In the baking dish.
Cheese Omclct.
tScrNc thrccD
. eggs.
/ cup cheese (RratedD
2 tablespoons hot water.
IL teaspoon salt
Beat the yolk5 until Hight, thon
beat In the hot water and salt Beat
the whites stiff and dry then cut
and fold In the cheese. Mix the
two. tho yolks and whites. Put
butter in skillet and when hot
pour In the omelct mixture. Re
duce the fire and cook slowly. With
a knife raise the edges to see how
IL L. browning when brown on
tho under side. set In the oven TO
cook and set the TOP. with a knife
under the edge OF che omelet next
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

20 the handle OF the skillet, roll the
omelet then lift TO platter. Cut
in slices to serve. Lemon juice, to-
mato sauce or catsup Is very good
70 serve with a cheese omelet
Good Cheese Sandwich Filling.
cup sweet milk.
tablespoon flour
teaspoon salt.
i-2 pound cream cheese tgratod')
can pimentos.
Dash cayenne.
Blend flour and a little milk TO
make paste then Std In an the
other ingredients, except pimcnt"s.
Cook until thick. Then add the pl.
mentoR, cut in strips. When cola
spread between bread. Splendid. y
few chopped nuts may be added ait
er the mixture IL cooked.
Cheese Dreams.
Make sandwiches OF thin slices OF
bread with slices Of American cream
chee.. between Tut butter In n
skillet. and when 10 is hot, put IN
tho sandwich, cover and let IL brown
on that side. Turn and brown on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28
Nncnroni and Chccsc

cook macaroni In boiling water
until toNdcr. about 10 minutes.
drain. Grcnse = baking dish well
Put a layer of macaroni on the bot
tom. over this layer sprinkle %
thick layer of grated cheese. sOmu
salt. cayenne and little nutmeg Al
torupjo these layers until the dish
,H tull BE sure 10 stop with layer
Of the cheese, FOR the top layer. mix
'pmo bread or cracker srrmIs with
tho cheese. This Will make prot'
tlrr looking ton. Pour mix .u 70
dish until YOU can see o. ten sct
Ihu di'h Iu u moderate oven % bake
slowly for 30 minutes Don't hurry
This dish II IL hotter 10 cooked
slowly giving the cheese timo 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28
D. Foods What and Where hBuy-ow to Cook and Serve

the other side. with the lid in place
the cheese will have melted between
the bread and the sandwich will hold
together. This may he prepared In
a chafing dish, the same way. or
for the persons who do light house
keeping and have only an electric
grill. those sandwiches make. good
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

Sunday night suppers or lur,bso,
dishes at any time.
have eaten these snrdN.cho.
when they are cut I'm finpor sb,no.
with a strip OF bacon wrapped
around each. They wcr' Then
Drowned In the skillet, the bacon
fat used instead OF the bltf.r