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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
THOUSAND KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR TO MARCH


'""''h"e" FROM FIRST FaG")
m"ud '"nimaudcry viii act a. escort
Tor IN" other virginia ORGANIZATIONS
Ncca Temple hand viii head the
Richmond cummnnd.ry. which forms
AZ i'"lEidcr" and Franklin. ,tho High
school Rhuh VIII head the Peters
"Hr- Sir knights, forming at l.au .cl
ana franklin. Donahoc's Band viii
lead tn" Gricc Ccmmandory. Of Nor
folk. forming AZ %hafer and Frank
lin streets. ana ih.. Grotto Rand utIl
hea! the Commardcrv Of :. Andrew
forming u, Bowl and FrankI,n
Streets The. bands ar. we'll dis
trIhu'.d. So that there may he no
lock If marching time for the Sir
knights
Sir Knight William Nick Evars
chief marshal orders thai All com
mhnlcrrs taking part in tho uar,d..
report To- him cor his aid at ? o'clock
SHARP. and {" take the formation nrd
position designated In general ar
d"rs h"rrtofor" issued. Preceding
tho knights T"mplar. and heading nj
viii be- squad Of mounted polic.
While motorcycle officers wil cIn.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

Newberry. When Tom Watson died an
o'her vote was prospectively added to the
ahti-Ncwborry total. "Assuming SAYS the
Springfield Republican. that Bevcridgc
would vote for Newborry. which is not Ger
tain. the lineup on the January basis would
De 40 Tor Nowborry. to As against. aside
from changes that may result from next
month elections. \ not change of ono
additional Senator from the pro Ncwbcrry
TIC tn" anti-Ncwbcrry column would produce
tie net change OF two would send him
out OF tho Senate
In tn" changes that are likely to be made
as IN" outcome OF the Novcmbcr elections
aS hh"ctinE the issue OF Ncwbcrryism the
chances are decidedly unfavorahlc to the
Michigan Senator. Tho Democrats are like
~ to capture Republican senatorial seats
from both New Jersey and Maryland and
maybe from New York. That would mean a
certain majority against Ncwhcrry--thc op-
portunity for which Borah is waiting to
make the fight for the Senatos honor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
News Of Fifty Years Ago

(From the Richmond Dixpa;ch oct oG 1872
The Imperial Library of St Petersburg
adds 100000 worth 81 hooks yearly
Rev Moses T. Unrc II f. will conduct
exercises in connection with N. ordinate,
Of elders and deacons a, Tho second ,,resbv
,,-ian church sunday morning nv r. r.
I,shicll viii conduct services q, tho CIV
,nshousc SUNDAY afternoon
,, . ,,, e,. ,,,
'"".''" OF w. sn"',"N S'n""' penn gain ,
VIZ
''N' I,'''' 7''''''' .. ~, ''"' a. - ".'" ~. d
VI 'E'''' runner VI I'll" S''""'' VIII ""hNeF
an address
AZ meeting Of TIA" C"nscrvativ" citizens
Of Richmond held last night at ia" city Han.
Cartain Il u. Ward in IN" chair Charles T..
williams was unanimously and by acclama-
ton nominated t" fill tn" vacancy in Coun-
ell "ccasi"n'd by the death az j. 6 Davis
The following hay" boon named as press
C"mmitt"" t" r'c"iN" visiting newsnar"r men
during fair week: w. j. ch"s'"rman. John
Gra"m". NJ !. Handy. E Daniels. W. ~ Wade.
!. katt"rl'in.
Strrri,tcndcnt rayutcr was engaged yes
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AnllIscncnts
Ne" Keith stars a, Lyric.

We" Keith stars at Lyric.
'hi' "i IN" liv"li"s. shows az thu
Nau!"vill" season t. booked for IN.
Wee end ~ IN" Lyric. commencing
WITH 'h" mntiuoo performance today.
several E"w E"ith stars VIII hr
S""n Tor tho FIRST tim" IN Richmond
ana 'hiS Section nf tho country.
N"ith!" among th,sc is N.Il M,Kiu.
Icy IN" variety rh"outnur Rid quaint
comedian. who has been "a hie
'Hthing MI Ga tho mciropou-
TAN hous"s of tho Kolth Cir.ui, Nc.
kinney t. ~ The uow school - tuu-
stars developed In IA" last season
"r iwu. II" is unique in the ma
'"rs'l he o0ors and his odd way ~
rr"s"utir. IT. IN" eccentric come
dlnn comes h"ralhcd as one Of tho
h"St bets ~ the current season
Another t'HtUr" extraordinary ut
'h' new bill ir the musical ia-npucn.
AnuhH"!le. III" musical frohc Is
Ii"S'n'"d IN ihr"" scenes with . com
r'uN "i versatile variety artists. in
''EdiuE Day" Lloyd ana Harry
SHARPE. principal comedians. ana a
quartet ~ singing and dancing come
dian" NHby and B-tiic Ncviu,. Kath-
"'in- Powers and Alice Manning
opening the uow show wil b.
Francis and Wilson. versatile va
"''g dAo who have a singing. ,ala-
.us "nd damcInr >p-cial,y. Like AN
of me other artists on this bil! they
are now 10 l;.chinpui.
IN" kci.nnS- Sue and pcr;-h,y,
Jolly round 81 music. comedy ana
hHr"ns Edward Francisco accom-
wr."S GA" K"l'"us ON the piano.
CLOSING III" show viii com. TIA.
'I.5,, ,lN.u i.IDtn.rs s,,s.,,i,,,.,f
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turEOn to NirgininnS

g lNCE the foreign policy OF the British
~ Empire will continue under the Bonar
Law government 10 be administered by
Marquis Curzon. an interesting light on how
he feels about the opportunities of the
Anglo Saxon peoples is afforded by reading
one OF his speeches Tho occasion was Il
Virginia affair presentation by the dele
cation from this State OF tho copy of the
lloudon statue OF Washington TO Great
britain in Trafalgar Square. London last
year. Comment upon these words would be
supertiuous:
,nn nay" alw"ys ,homeht i a moving thing
or his death was borne across the waters. the
kritish ;l"ct lying at anchor lowered their
flags /" hh!f-mast in honor Of the iius,rious
Westminster. finds himself IN Trafalgar
SGunr" ALONGSIDE Tia" fiery Napier. the nohlo-
minded Iinvcl"ck. ia" heroic Gordon. and tn.
tl"ri"us N"lSon looks down upon the wonder
iui gathering If tn" spirits Of tn" depart
'l could rcviviry and rcimhuc the bronze or
me marhl" "ihIl"s' II in tn" stiffness Of the
postum th"r" would be! Three gave their
ives for th"tr country, ono added province
:" great "mrr". th" ether added rr"at
empire to IN" world. of zach II could hc said
mat 'h" handspring "f his If" and action vas
their lives "nrtch"d the records Of nankimd
~ IS marx "f thu fact that tn" two
branches Of ia" great ENGLISH Speaking race
ar" nov and h:mceforth indissoiuhly one It
j. nov NOR" 'han hundred years since
AS' f"NShi. and that conflict is On" "f which
n"nr OF us Is proud aud Of which som" OF Va
ar" very much ashamed. We can never light
never ,Hnnrr"l again "" ouGh, never t."
BODY got np ON a pnbliC platform and ut
t"~"d II In this country he would ho booted
rom IN" nlhc' believe and hop" ihst IN"
sam" sentiments prevail In your country. Rut
NOT merely can Your nation and min. engage
d grca, Ga, /" prey"n, other ' na,.ons rom ;iii
iEuNnS, That | submit is tn" main fuuc-
II Is hy thn >nIn,i. ', ~ ~ 'h' tm,ury;
sn.' Irr's mat "" hay" endured aud nrc pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
h. K. SMITH, RETIRED
TOBACC0N|ST, IS DEAD
Former Nicc-Prcsi,lcnl of p.
Lorillard Go. Succumbs
at Rapidan.

Robert kennon Smith. &C. former
VICE" president and director of tho T..
l.uriliard Company. retired multi
miliionair" tobac"onist, and proml-
m"nt hGur" in the industry. died n,
ilapidan. near orange, VA. Tuesday.
II" Viii 70" buried this afternoon at
Milton. Casw"ll County. y e.
~" was horn at Sonora. S. g.. and
entered the tobacco business
az Milton whom young man.
He later h"cam" identified with
I'll" American Tobacco Com.
bany. and for n number ~ years was
m"'ae"r OF IA" leaf department IN
IA" New York Offices Of tho company.
~ the time OF rho dissolution OF III.
N'neri"nn Tobacco Company. in 1912.
MI smith was elected virc-pros,-
".n' and director of tho =. LpriIiard
oihpany. ANA remained In that pos!-
non HhtiI his retirement In the sum-
i""r oi 100 He was Il lifelong
'fl"nh OF TIA" Duke family. ,ohaccou
'NS. "ud Was closely associated with
James II. huk" uuil tho dissolution
"i ~" American Tobacco ,'n,uunpv
\ nephew. Frank Smith. associated
Win IN" American Tobacco Com.
p'hy VII" formerly mnd. his HON.
IN lN'hn"ud at present res!L,s IN
Durham. y. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

here invoked though doubtless lacking the
approval OF any substantial number OF citi-
cons. is the law none tho less Anomalous
and absurd AS it must appear to be. ii
holds place in tho Code of Virginia TN
popularity will mean little so long as i, re-
mains there. Interference with such com
mendablc agencies as the Church liill Attn
l"tic Association will continue or be repeat
cd just rs often as official hands are forced
by complaint The ono and only remedy
lies in the repeal of.a law that is obnoxious
and totally without reason
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
Lookinc Hack ,ynrd.

From the standpoint of tho fellow who owns
it'll" place in the country. life is real. life
is earnest
1t approacheth IN" season when the lure OF
10 hing ana fishing and gardening begins 10
ihd". when one looks back on the many happy
occasions. tn" great food Of company the
scores who CONT" :" sit and cat and ENJOY. and
went away filed with happiness.
Truly. it has been {, wonderful season
Heaven hc thanked that we have SD many
trU" friends. We wont '"m again until
carly NEXT summer. but wc had EN- jus; the
same Aul for that are grateful. as We
SIT In Silent retrospect, thinking over and
over Of tn" fun "" had. and idly sorting The
unpaid bills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
Accept Temple Drawing.

Clinton l.. Williams. chairman OF
the Acca Temple building commit
tee. announced yesterday that the
revised drawing OF the new struc-
turc 10 house Acca Temple. Mobiles
Of tn" Mystic shrine. at Main and
Laurel streets. had been accepted.
Tn" structure Will cost approximately
Sl"60.noo. The auditorium Will have
"a seating capacity OF 5000 persons.
ana other features viii lie Il roof
garden, mczzaninc floor and base
mcnt of large dimensions. AS no
work Will be started until so per
cent of the 100000 subscribed by
members is paid In. II is said that
construction Will not begin until
early next spring. The plans were
drawn by MarCclius IL. Wright and
Charles NJ. Robinson, architects, OF
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
menr GLASS Case Next Month.

The November term OF the City
Circuit Court will be convened on
Monday. November G. at which time
n large docket VIII be placed before
Judge II. Carter scott. on that date
cases Will he set for hearing. Among
the cases OF interest Is one by Soma
tor carter Glass against state Vet
erinarihn Ferneyhough. designed TO
secure protection for two calves now
in restraint and In state of isola-
lion on his farm near Lynchburg.
The calves were pronounced tubcr-
cular by tho state officer, while they
were declared free from infection by
"A private veterinarian, DR.. w. Z.
w cavcr, OF Roanoke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
MINI\rIRr AI,t,v>C.
Historic Westoper
Mecca of Throngs
Oucr | 900 RicIlmOnIcrs
Jisn Home 81 VIII
liam Byrd.

Tn" hIsh iron gates - Wos,oyor
swung "r"u 20 a crowd 'ha' cNcrodo,!
IN" greatest "NpcnfH'lnug ~ tn. As
~""!"tion f"r tho Preservation ~ VIZ
sinia Antiquities At II o',lp.a vcS-
''rdhy morning over l0uy eager
surrounded by trees pluwtug wrh
't"ir changing color Under a SKY
't'' was clear bNc. seeding sigut
OF ~" splendid cNamrl" OF Colonial
'r'hi;""tHr" m N.r.iute
Through IN" gateway ,hcv
thfone"d. a little Impressed with ,ha
square beauty 81 tn" rambling hr!rk
mansion with the wandering stems
mat led gp To the white nrchrI
doorway SGT fat against the center
"f It's BACKGROUND They nllcd tn"
wd" rooms o. the lower Moor. not
Vet furnished. yet h"!dtuG IN Tho hiuh
cd mart".s and vide Windows tho
Srh'i"H sriri, tina; had conceived
them
LAUGHTER ana loud taking fe.l 20
SuhGucd voices Is tn" groups lin
cared In the hall 20 SO" tn. sInshcq
mndH ON IN" winding mahogany
s'H.rns" by ia" v.ugcrul SWORD oC q
''v"iu'louary officer. 'h,,ar,cd IN mis-
ott"rnpt !" rid" h's horse mp ,holr
graceful course. History had coua
d0wn To Thorn.
From tn" hallway thcy passed
through tho arrhod doorway In tine
front ~ TN" huuS" I" tn. lawn out
sd" aud stopped ii"frrc them the
S'r"tch "f lawn. shaded Win the old.
old trees. and h.youd that. tho mol
low stream OF the James touched
Win tn" piinis az Tia. iall sunlight.
TN" horizon ACROSS WAS lined with
masses pf DARK trees. 81 golden and
i"d aud brown trees. giving WAY In
som" places To Il wide Str"tch ~ Hr'I.
Parties "t people. old and young
som" who whispered of Ia" time
when they had seen different times
TN the now empty house. moved
across tho lawn and into tho garden.
tn" fascinating garden. that marked
it's plots with box hedges. that led
int" Itself and out with an archwny
Of foliage. In the Ccntrr Of tho
garden they fingered 10 read Tho
autohioCraphiCal inscription OH tho
tomb erected TO William THyrd. con-
struct"r % the home and yet living
spirit OF Il.
Other groups peerod down tho
depth Of tn" well that is said to
contain tho outlet Of the secret pas
sage that led from tho house during
IN" R"voiutionary War And at the
end OF tn" DAY. there were SIN others
who stayed on tn. slope Of tn" lawn
10 watch the rivers elinis soften TO
CLEAN. to watch the bright glow
If the rosy sunset fade into the
wistful gray OF early dusk They
had seen and felt for one more day.
tn" unconIucrablc spirit OF the men
that made the history of Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
TODAY'S
RADIO
DIX 4,
KDKi.
Cast fittsburgh.)
N rhrlfai LN Alfrn N Il

KDKA.
east rittsburgh)
9-Niolin recital by Alfrendo
D'AuberGe.
VIZ.
CNnwark. y. ID
o:30-Nictorian Dance orchestra.
kTw.
Chicago. I'D
S-Ruth Clarity, soprano: Valerie
R"ndurant. accompanies. Frank d..
Grief. tenor. Mrs o. II. Finder. ac-
c"mpanist; David Shieniicld. violinist,
and adelaide Berkman, accompanist.
Detroit. Mich)
S:30-Dctroit News Orchestra.
ATLANTA. Ga)
l0:i5-Transc"niiu concert.
WHtS.
louisville. Ey)
7;30-Vocal and instrumental pro-
gram.
WGY.
Schenectady. y. W
7:4a--Kadio drama: "a Fool There
Was" WGY Orchestra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
LittIcbrrry Nnncr TnnstnIi.

RONEURY. VA. oct 25-Little-
berry Nance Tunstall. , year.old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w l. Tunstail. Jr..
died Monday morning "a, his home
near Roxhurv. a:tc! Il two weeks
Illness ~ diphtheria. He is survived
by his parents and TWO brothers
The burial was conducted from Mt
Pheasant Church In Charles CITY
COUNTY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
Mrs. John IIoEgs.

'ASiiNILLE. VA oct 2j-Mrs.
John hogEs. IL. the wife ~ John
Hogss, Of mis- place. WAS suddenly
STRICKEN Win hp"pieNy rcc-uaiy. aud
died within a few hours. Besides her
husband. She ~ survived by two
young children. TWO brothers. Tank
ard prUmmoud. OF Toanu. Va. and
H. Is. Drummond. OF Finneys Wharf.
and one hnif-sistcr. Mrs. c.. y. Drum
mond. OuanCoCk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
Back From Miss I,nsncr.s Funeral.

Mr.. and Mrs KandalI ungncr have
returned from fIagcrstown. Md,
where they were called by the i'll
ness and death Of Mr.. Hagncrs Sis
ter. Miss Louise Harrison IIagner.
MISS HaEner was tho youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
iiagner. and died at the Washington
County Hospital. IIagtrstown. follow
ing an opetation. She was n niece
of Mrs. Williamson Talley, OF this
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
Spirit Of Virginia Press

II Is necessary That organized labor should
'''''""' as strong Vital force in tn, eco
h"hh' NE OF tn" nation. Without II; the
Cupdi'y "f capita. would ho relieved ~ i,,
I'.rtH"t restraints and it, disin.ti,,, ,,,,.,r,s
s"lushn"sS ana the oupr,s~ion oi ,..,A,r.
would enjoy an altogether daurcr,i,s d.rr..
az h'"nS" But as the News has Kim, and
again sought to maintain. thu. gcnc-al nunlic
stands against the abuse OF power o.n.,hor
~ b" 10y c"rital or labor. and is .iItsnod Mc
relieve, With substantial unnuirnitv nuat,,s,
amy te-up of prndurtivc Processes r.sulI,,...
from IN" intimidation of American fre.,n.,,.
VA" may d"S'" {" TAX" tho place OF strikers
or I" work fur their daily bread DURING amy.
WORKING day ~ thr year or az any iu,j,,s,,,
mat desires {" cmplpy them ana Lv whi,,,
ih'y desire to be employed I.y,chburi. News.
hcm"cratic doctrtn" on tariff subjects is
h'' ~ favor OF buying III" cheap products of
't''r labor at the "NpruS" of American Ialrr
H"' IT g for tnrim Just high enough "a
h"d down such Comporiti"u as womb r,nlIv
menace american standards of living ana
al 'h' sam" ti"e would shiold IA" cprsuin,r.
from IA" rapar!ty Of the tarlf- protected mann,
lh''Hi'f !" Other words. tn" p-riin.r,ii,.
r"rty adv"tstes tariff that VIII p.rmf; IN,
tNiicd S'aics 10 trade freely win for.i,.,,.
nh'i"ns hy afotdrs them !, market ,u, Ger
tam products in. exchange Tor tin, rri,iI,r,..
81 S''''"- oar own goods Ia their markets
Portsmouth star.
our idea Of much ado about nothing, is IN.
"Hor' ia some states TO force q r.f.rcpJu,,
vote au the question 81 beer ana lirb, ,,tr.s
III view OF tn" tact 'Aai 1t would nave about
'N "''h 'f''' - referendum on the
slavery question -- banv.ll. Progress
Let the churches forge; internal nights over
3"n"sscmt'als and ~, is" new and better woys
90 Teaching m"a and women the spIrit OF
''"" r'iH'"n ana 1T win be The sunday mov-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
Saucr Awards Contract.

Contract was awarded hy &. y
Sauer yesterday To l.. l.. Bass for
tho construction OF a srvrn-story
structure 10 b" erected at Meadow
and Broad Streets Excavation for
IN" foundation Is practically COM
rletrd and work upon constructed
viii e" forward At once. The struc-
ture will be known as the Conner
cial BUILDING"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
The Weather
Forrcnst: Virginia -

I'orrcnst: Virginia -
!inir today ana tuinor-
row; cooler by toinor-
row night.
North Cur,,iinn-l'nir
to-day n;si prubnbl, to-
morrow not IN u e ~
chang" In temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
Incal Tcmprru,ur. y.,,cr.ln,


Rainfall IL hours ending 4. Nj. Son"
Rainfall - hours ending T.. M..... Some
Excess since March ..............in IS
Excess since January ............i2 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Our MnII Ing.

We have letter from IL r L.. Richmond
asking advice concerning great sorrow that
has come into her if". From this distance
No synpathizc. and then decline to he drawn
mt" the situation. II seems that the lady Is
In luv"-dcspcratc So-with "a man who turns
out TO be howl"EE"d She got into this mess
during ia" winter. and never learned tn"
truth until they went bathing the other day
l:ut the deed had been done: she had accepted
the ring. and sh" says it's nice ring The
question is. shall she smother hcr aversion
{" his lcgs and follow tn" dictates of her
heart. for STA" really loves him. We'd say.
marry him ana then pull his legs straight
However. It's too delicate a question for us
to settle. We pass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

Special Data.
pm. s 81

wind direction. southwest. wind We
loC!iy. =, weather a. T. ~. clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

London is said 10 ho showing li.,lc cnthlsi-
"Sm FOR IN" new 'irittsn government. As II.
matter of fact. preliminary statements Of
policy indicate that Tho now government dc
sires, not enthusiasm bat complacency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
Fixes bedford Hunting season.

Fixes bedford Hunting season.
BEDFORD. VA. oct. 25.-fh" hunt
ing season for Bedford County was
fixed by the Board OF Supervisors.
at their meeting yesterday. from No.
vcmhcr !. 1872, to January :. 1923.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

louisville. Ky)
7:30-Nocal and instrumental pro-
gram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
NS'(.i'.

Schenectady. y. W
7:4a--kadio drama: "a Fool There
was wGY Orchestra,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

THURSDAY. oHToHHR .s. lo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
u Ill ~.
I.nnisvillc- KY

concert.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

Remove any b.cmishes and slice
tomatoos, placing them in preserv-
ing kettle; there should be two
quarts Cut thin slices from the
center of three lemons, remove the
seeds, use Juice and clear pulp from
the ends. add this and stick CHINA
mon and whole cloves, tied in n
clean cloth, 20 the tomatoes and ict
simmer one hour. Add three cups
NJ sugar and boil one-half hour,
then add another three cups of
sugar and as soon as dissolved oe-
gin to test the mixture When
Juice Jellies, remove from fire. then
remove spices end place preserves
In s'cr.l2od glasses. when cold,
cover with pariffin and seal.
Tomato Marmalade '--- Peel one
gallon ~ ripe tomatoes and cut
them into small pieces. Cut six
lemons into thin slices. remove
seeds from one-half pound raislus
Put tomatoes, lemons. raisins and
four pounds OF sugar in layers N
preserving kettle. Heat alowly 10
boiling point, then simmer until
thick like mush, Pour into sterl-
lized glasses and seal.
Canned Tomatoes for Salads
Select ripe. firm tomatoes. Plunge
them IN boiling water for n few sec
onds to loosen skins (may be put
In n frying baskeO; drop into cold
water, remove skins and cut out the
hard part near the stem end. Put
whole into sterilized Jars. Fin jnrs
with the tomatoes. Cover TO over
flowing with equal portions vine
ear and salted water, which has
been boiled and slightly cooled Zone
teaspoon salt 10 each quart Of
water). Adjust the rubbers and
covers, but do not screw them
down. Pl,ce on layers of cloth.
papers or rack covered with cloth,
In = kettle ~!th & :'at bottom. I'll,
kettle to reach neck of Jars, with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02

and 80 inches bust measure. size 20
requires Us yard of 36-inch inch
material with 2 IA yards OF edEing.
The drawers patterns No, 9b45 cuts
In sizes %, 90. 2S, 80, az, "a, and 36
Inches waist measure. Size 20 re-
quircs l IL yards OF 36-inCh ma
terial with two yards OF edging.
The corset, cover and drawers pat
terms are separate. You can order
both for 80 cents or each for 10
cents, stamps or coin (coin pre-
terrcd).
The Summer ISSUE of our Fashion
Magazine IL now ready. II contains
over 400 styles, embroidery designs.
Il complete scvcn-losson course In
dressmaking. etc. Price 10 cents
per copy.
Send your order to Fashion De-
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Wells street, Chicago, Ill.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-02
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