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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
Much OF II May 3, Saved in tho
Dining Room,

TT is an old-time trick of over
worked housewives 10 keep the
table partly set from one meal
to the next and to remove the
tablecloth and various permanent
accessories OF meals-such as
sugar bowl, vinegar cruet. pepper
box md salt cellars only-when
clean tablecloth is TO be spread.
And in many a household this oc-
ours only two or three times a
week.
OF Course They're overworked.
And OF course most housewives
who do their work without help,
and look after a family OF children
are overworked. You cannot ex-
pect them TO miss any chance OF
saving steps and trouble that is
so apparent as this.
Still tho fastidious woman firm
ly disapproves of this trick Of
leaving the table set. II is synony-
nous to her with rusticity and bad
breeding, lack of taste and general
Carelessness.
The task OF setting and unsettlng
the table may he much simplifed
I II you have ample room in your
dining room IN which 10 keep table
equipment and IL you have an easy
way OF bringing the various Access
series OF the table IN from kitchen
or pantry when tho time comes.
Keeping the Cloth Fresh.
/ II you use attablecloth at all the
/ chances are that YOU use IL only for
dinner. With care a tableclOth may
be kept looking very we'll for three
or four dinners. especially II chill
dren are not permitted To dine with
their elders. You should have 81
drawer In your buffet or In your
pantry where you can keep the
tableoloth In use away from fresh
cloths and other accessories, In
one drawer you may put the rolled
up husher and the carefully folded
tsblecloth. You may prefer TO keep
these things on a shelf in your
pantry.
Though time Is saved In washing
II you use the same napkin for
several meals certainly much time
is saved In the tablesetting II fresh
napkins are used for every meal
II this is done then all napkins that
have been used are simply put into
the laundry hamper In the pantry
or kitchen and from the fresh sup
ply napkins are taken before every
meal There is no problem OF keep
ing them straight and no question
OF having to find suitable place
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25

should try and heed DIR. Odelfs ad-
vice 10 study and nj themselves to
seize the opportunities that offer
themselves to the trained man. This
is the very best advice that could be
given To any one and is timely.
1922 dues are over due now ana the
circulation manager of the American
Legion Weekly has commenced TO
take tho names OF those who are III
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
PRESENTS PLAfLET.
Queen Esther Circle of Grace NJ. f.
Good Actors.

The Queen Esther Circle of Grace
NJ. +. Church last night presented the
playlet Queen Esther's Choice under
the direction Of Mrs John II. Dorrbar
There was learge attendance.
Those taking part were: Pleasure,
Miss Esther wilson attendants, Misses
LYDIA Todd, Hazel Chapman, Margaret
Middleton: Service. Miss Marjorie
Guthrie; Girl OF Today, Miss Ada +
Withrow; Queen Esther, Mrs. Mildred
Walker Queen Maidens, Misses Dorothy
Ellison, Blanche Hobbs, Elva Jester,
Esther France, Nellie Maroney, Jean
nette Shallcross, Van Siddelle; The
Church, Miss Anna Negendank.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
Apricot Dainties

- RENCH cooks go In rather more
,or apricots than do American
q books In French pastries dis
PLAYED in a tray al a restaurant
there is almost always an apricot
tart--a quite delectsble bit OF sweet
nes. that makes one wonder why
we don't give more thought 20 april
cots ourselves.
Either canned or dried apricots
can he used successfully TO make
the various desserts calling for april
cot flavor. And just 20 vary your
winter dietary you may be inter-
ested in using this fruit now and
then.
Apricot Toast
Apricots butter. sugar. bread.
Iialve the apricots and remove the
stones Place each half. with the
inner side uppermost. upon thin
square OF bread without crust. Lay
them In a fire. proof dish. Put a
piece OF butter or each; sprinkle
with sugar. Bake ten minutes in a
moderate oven. When done. ar
range neatly on a glass dish with a
piece Of the bread under each piece
OF apricot. Pour over tho syrup
made In cooking. and serve cold.
with rich cream.
Apricot Pic
Line q pietin with pastry, MI
with apricots. and plenty OF sugar.
dot with butter. cover with crust.
and bake Canned or soaked dried
apricots may be used.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
American Legion
ny ". J u. Ressn

bishop Cook 81 the Episcopal /
Diocese % Wilmington gave very
interesting talk ~ tho meeting Of
Laurence Roberts Post ~. on Mon /
dag night Tho bishop served over
seas a. Y. NJ G. A secretary and he
had many very interesting tales 20
toll. HIS talk was enjoyed immensely
bv the members Of the post who were
present.
The woman's Auxiliary Ct Post !.
are now taking orders for the daisies
,the lcrion's official flower that will
be worn on Memorial Day. The
proceeds viii hc spent on local In
tcr,sts.
So Far Employment Week is meet
iug with fair success. but mt enough
mon are trying to put the thing
across The question 81 the uncmploy-
cd ex-serNice man at the present
time is "A vital one and unless all put
forth an honest effort to help his
buddy get n Job then we can not
look FOR the success that We should
have. " viewer. as far as the week
has gone the results have been pleas
ing To- the committee IN charge of
the local American Legions employ
ment drive and officials ~ the VIII
mIuEton posts are pleased.
The Woman's Auxiliary ~ Laurence
Roberts Post No. o. had A ven. sue
cessful meeting on Tuesday night a,
American Red Cr So headquarters.
L TR.f
National Commander Hanford Mac
NidVr has issued call for all Legion
aires 60 try and get "a job for your
buddy and let Us hope that on
April 20. when the drive il done that
there will he far less ex- service men
out 81 work than there are now. The
Wilmington newspa pers have helped
cut wonderfully we'll ia the drive SO
Tar by giving space for all situations
wanted advertisements. but as
whole the man cut of work il not
taking advantage 81 the generous
,ner as they should de-.
on Monday and Tuesday evenings
April - and 20. the John J.. Fisher
naval Post U.s. viii give recital
a. the New Century club. Co-opcrat-
iug with the National society Tor
Broader Education. The artists O.
appear are Charlotte Peege. contralto
Siguor Philip SeNosta. harpist and
Florence Brinkman. pianist Tickets
are now on sale through the city al
Sl2' Tor single admission and 81 per
couple.
Post No. ] has appointed IN. fol-
lowing committee Go help in the ar
rangements Of the Memorial Day
celebration. charles exc. Horace
Wilkinson. and J.. T. Beri.
Norman -. Scott Post vii
hold an important meeting AZ m,
Settlement House. Seventh
and Walnut streets. ON next Wed
nesday evening. and the Post com
lnandcr invites au colored veteran.
OF the World War to be present II
they are members u the American
Legion or not
The drive az the local Posts fui
new members Is coming along wei
and each post is Increasing its mem
bcrship although posts ! and Is an,
still a long way from the goal Of 1
thousand members. that each post Ia.
set Tor Itself. The only way that ear
he done viii be- by personal contact
Most veterans are favorable Of IA,
Legion but seem 10 expect the Legion
90 DO Tor them what they won't a.,
o. help d. FOR themselves
III. slpgaa nov IS good H.1rr tng
k~es. can you give u1y buddy joE"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
Apricot Pic

The posts hereabcuts do not in my
estimation, foster athletics enough
There Is one interest that would hold
the attention Of the younger vet"
and would help To keep him in con-
dit.on and in the post. Maybe the
city committee can help in this mat
ter.
I'll Monday last as a fitting start
-. the unemployment drive. Dr. Jo-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25

L you telephone your al. ask about
The discount you can get on the prie
quoted yOu.---idv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25

pay part Of your 1922 dues and keep
your standing In your post?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25

IN. slogaa nov Is good Hlarr ing.
svea. can you give u1y buddy JoJf"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
Ways With
= FLOWERS

Milliners and Dressmakers Use
Thorn in New and Interesting
Manner,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25

The Womans Auxiliary Ct Post !.
are now taking orders for tho daisies
Uhc LcCions official flowerl that will
be worn on Memorial Day. The
proceeds VIII hc spent on local In
t,r,sts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25

~ ARTS has gone MAD about
dolls. Character dolls. they
are. but character dolls OF n
new sort.
TO begin with thcy are dolls for
srown-ups to own and enjoy. And
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25

Post No. J has appointed IN. fol-
lowing committee Co help in the ar
rangcments OF the Memorial Day
celebration. charles C.Nc. Horace
Wilkinson. and j.. T. Beri.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25

bishop Cook 81 the Episcopal
Diocese % Wilmington gave a very
interesting talk ~ tho meeting Of
] aurence Roberts Post q. on Mon
day night. The bishop served over
seas as y NJ G. A secretary and he
had many very interesting tales %
toll HIS talk was enjoyed immensely
bv The members Of the post who were
present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25

Norman y. Scott Post will
hold an important meeting AZ the
-tsarrett Settlement House. Seventh
and Walnut streets. ON next Wed
nesday evening. and the Post COM
mandcr invites oil Colored veterans
OF the World War to be present II
they are members II the American
Legion or not.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25

The Woman's Auxiliary % Laurence
Roberts Post No. q. had "A very sue
cessful meeting on Tuesday night a,
American Red Cr So headquarters
FL Delaware avenue.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-01-19

the life had lived and its earth.
wide, abysmal difference from the ex.
perience OF the past six weeks.
Silence for a time and then:
book-learnln' and good clothes and
eatin' with fiat fork r. all right,
Stannie, but they don't make the man
mr. the woman; there's got to be some
thin inside; somethin' heap bigger
than any o. them things"
Quite So" admitted.
Another silence and at the end of
II the old philosopher again:
You been sort o. sore about my
Jeanne, since yesterday She's
been eatin' your gran-paw's bread, like
me, and you thought. and l thought,
that she might at least we waited a
little spell afore she run OF with Char
ley Fullerton. Maybe we've been
Jumpln' at things too sudden, Stannie.
what made her ride way up yonder
to Greaser sldln' to catch that tralnl
And how come Charley Fullerton to
marry her one day and be up here
with his bunch o gunner by daybreak
the mex mornln'Y"
HAS JEANNE friends in Angels with
whom she could be staylng" l asked.
mot a single soul. He'd a-had to
leave her at the Chlnk's hotel; aud
that amt no place for woman, mar
ried r t'otherwise."
But supposlng they didn't go to
Angels?". a
There amt no other place they
could go and let him get back, as you
might say, In the same day"
Say II all, Daddy" prompted.
There amt much to say, Stannle,
boy, 'ceptin' what / said afore, that
maybe we'd been jumpln' at things
sort o. blind-like. Jeannies got heap
o sense-lf do say II as shouldn't
and the whole gee-ripittin' thing, as we
been putin II up, amt no more like
her than winters like dog-days."
Having run the subject into a cor
ner we were both speechless for lit
tie time and think II was almost with
a sense OF relief that we sprang alert
when the dog. hitherto sleeping quietly
at our feet, jumped up and ran to hold
his nose ut the threshold OF the door
opening upon the dump head.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-01-19

fresh scheme for getting rid Of us, was
to get bar and pry our two doors
open 20 that the breeze might blow
through and air the place out bit.
Closing and barring the doors after
the sulphur stencil had been reduced
to a mere matchbox odor, we estab-
lished our night-watch, Daddy Hiram
taking the first trick under n solemn
promise to call me at the end OF
couple Of hours. This time he behaved
better, rousing me little before mid
tight. He reported everything quiet,
and pointed TO the sleeping dog as evil
dence that there were no intruders
within smelling distance.
been that-away ever since you
turned In" he said. meaning. as l took
II, that the dog had been resting easy.
"You can Just keep an eye ON Barney.
II anything goes to stlrrln'. he'll know
II afore you WILL"
Nothing did stir; and after Daddy
had gone to wrap himself In his damp
blankets, / had my work cut out for
me keeping awake; In fact, I shouldn't
want TO swear that was fully awake
during all Of the one hundred and
twenty minutes that my sentry-go last
ell. No matter about that. Fullerton
didn't spring any more surprises on us
during my watch and when turned
the fortress over to Daddy at two
o'clock ] was able 20 pass the call
QUIET report back TO him and 20 10
the blankets with an cosy conscience.
! had just dropped asleep. as II
seemed TO me-though In reality had
dept like log for more thhn two
hours--when Daddy Hiram came to
shake me awake.
"sOmethin' doIn'," he announced
quietly, and when / sat up I saw that
the collie was moving uneasily from
one dosr to the other, stopping now
and then 20 stand motionIess with his
ears cooked and his head on one side:
Barney hears something" ven.
tured; and moment later Daddy
broke In:
Huh It's plain enough for my old
ears, now; It's a wagon comm across
the bench"
GRO DE coNTINUEDJ
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When he was forced TO make bolt
for the life-saving hole In the door, I
ran In again; thus got n couple OF the
floor planks loose and pried them out.
In the space beneath the open
cracked floor we found Bullerton's
chimney end; an old discarded boiler
hue, II seemed TO be. leading up from
the bench below. From unearthIng
the deadly thing to muzzllng II with
one Of our wet blankets was the
breathless work of only minute or
two; and with the gas-main thus shut
on, the air In the shafthouse soon be-
came bearable again, the hole we had
chopped through the floor serving as
ventilator through which the cool,
crisp night air came rushing In a re-
vivifying blast.
Our first care, after prolonged
silence led us 20 believe that the raid
ers had withdrawn TO study up some
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cuApTER xIV.-continued.

= WAS little after noon' while we
\ souattlng on the floor to eat
~ e. y meal warmed up over the chip
DO'" ,so, we found out the answer
~ ,he euesses and learned what
:" nocbanlcal noises. of the night
saronoon had been leading up to.
~ The left-overs from the work
~ .o,,od of the mine was n good-sized
force pump which, we took II,
's oDcp been Installed on one OF the
W. I'm mine levels and had been hoisted
:, the shaft ahead Of the advanc-
4 wster food and put under shelter
corner Of the boiler shed. AS
4 -. nassing my tin cup for more Of
,'days excellent coffee the rattle and
t,snt Of a pump began to make itself
t.s,d together with the coughing
|Au,.ehug of the steam exhaust there
sfcm. =,
abot's that low-level pumpP / ex-
s,.lmed "They must have connected
A % with the boil
whooshl that was just as far as /
Il In the middle midst Of the word
|soIlers" a two-inch jet Of muddy wa
4 CAME curvlng up through one of
M window openings to arch over and
I'M splash, all over us as we sat
HuuchIng our dinner. Everlastingly
|klued the dinner, put out the fire, up
N the coffee pot, and made drowned
an Of both Of us in less time than 1t
+ukes 10 tell lt-much less.
So much for that. OF course, we ran
nd ducked and lodged, like the
,owned rats l speak OF hunting for
! hole But now Bullerton's devilish
spgineering ingenuity came into play.
h some means as yet unknown to us,
N had contrived n movable nozzle to
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-01-19

another Minute There Wasn't q
single Dry Spot In the Shaft
. House.
sQulrt-gun, and In another minute
sle wasn't single dry spot left In
y, Mafthouse. venture to say that
suuy and | and the dog ran a full
~ uylng to get out Of range OF that
anOuiacai sozzle-machine, but there
ssat corner of the place that 1t
sunt' and didn't, reach.
uu'ing the night the scoundrels had
.u pipe line from the pump in the
.'' shed alongside OF our prison
usss this with an upright extern
va Inc business end of 1t. At the
" he sandpipe stem there was an
I, T." win a short joint OF pipe
WV. WV. INTO II to point our way; and
IVY end OF this nozzle there was a
'' ~ d rubber hose. Under the jerky
s'ses OF the pump strokes this fiex-
a'euslon Of the nozzle flopped
~u down and around and side
,.,1,. IKE the nose of a patent lawn
were. YOU "re--or there
~ S,0s'ill''o'Solomonw Daddy SMUT
", ~ we amt on the water wagon
snAa spank Inside Of i'll Are you re.
N so', Stannie, that they can keep
s sY'n,dum thing up frever? All in
s' su'ld they've got to do is to nut
MI pA Q wood on the fire now and
oID,.' gay son; they got us goIn' and
H. :. we can't eat, and we can't
. y. 10 more whatever!"
ravens ! own those boilers,
hts, -. could get stick of dynamite
o.. e, q, I'd fix the fellow that's FIR
|r,s sI j ] shlvered; and then the
! "a, "'ea was born. SAY, Daddy,
a 20 q. stop ltw yelled and lust
H., ss. wafer devil outside made an.
i ne, nsadish flop and got me s saun re-
ulun't drown the bright idea.
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CHAPTER XVI
Burnt Matches.

Following the dog TO the door, we
could neither see nor hear anything
going on outside, though Barney's
snifiings under the door and his low
growl warned US that something was
afoot, either on the dump head or In
the partly wrecked cabin beyond.
While we were still peeplng and peer
ing. each at his auger-hole and each
ready to take an offhand shot at any
thing that seemed suspicious, the ST.
lence Of the mountain night was ripped
and torn by the most hideOus clamor
Imaginable. arising, apparently. In the
cabin or perhaps from the growing OF
trees just behind II. The racket was
deafenlng; comparable 10 nothing that
I'd ever heard; magnihed orchestra
ton, so to speak, OF the pandemOnlum
made by crowd OF country boys
serenadlng newly married pair with
tin pans and spch-rike nOlse-malting
implements.
"What In the name o. J0sb I" slut
tered Daddy Hiram. Reckon them
gosh-dummed plrateers We gone plum
loonyr'
walt" / qualified. Rad l had 10
shout to make myself heard. "There'll
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GRO DE coNTINUED)


No less binding than the Hippo
cratic oath, taken by physicians on en-
tering their profession, promising
never to dlvulge any secrets obtained
through their practice as physicians,
Is the great unwritten law OF hospl-
tally that makes II obligatory on the
host or hostess or members OF tha
hosts household, 20 respect the per-
sonallty of all those who tarry within
their gates. Recountlng pecuiiari-
ties or petty faults of our nelghbors
and acqualntances is no best a mean
way OF dlyerting ourselves and our
frlends-though II Is something thst
we all do at some time or other-but
when the persons about whom we
gossip are our guests, or the infOr-
nation we have about them was de-
rived when they were our visitors, our
conduct Is beneath contempt
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be more 10 follow. This is only the
curtain-raiser'
But my guess appeared 10 be no
good. For quite some little time we
crouched, guns at the ready, prepared
10 repel the assault which we natural
ly supposed would be made under
cover Of the dlstracting racket But
there was no assault, though the mean
ingiess clamor kept up without abate-
ment.
by the time we were beginning TO
grow a trihe hardened 10 It the ciamor
stopped as abruptly as II had begun
and the silence which succeeded was
even more deafening than the noise
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CHAPTER XIV.
High Expios,v..

ne IA. high Explosives.
lve sns' a was one which ought 10
d steam ss s itself much sooner.
\ supply pipe for driving the
|'ns tArouagls als at the shaft-mouth
Il way y" !. the wall over our heads,
EsaI,y" was as. the sight Of this pipe
VI asu'. AVN on the outside OF It's
'''ng jacket of asbestos IN
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