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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18

These are all placed on the buffet or
serving table, with piles Of plates and
napkins and the necessary silver. Inc
ices and cakes are served from the
kitchen with the coffee.
Four cups bread crumbs. three cups OF
English walnut meats, two cups diced
sweetbreads. four cups diced chicken,
one half cup butter, half cup -four.
two cups chicken stock, two teaspoons of
salt, one teaspoon celery salt, teaspoon
paprika, nutmeg. four tablespoons OF
lemon Juice, eggs for crumbing. dried
bread crumbs, parsley.
Mix first four ingredients. Melt but
ter. stir in -four and mix to smooth
paste. Add chicken stock slowly, stir
ring constantly. When thick and smooth,
add first mixture.
Season and turn on to a large platter
to cool. Form In small balls. roll In
crumbs, dip in eggs slightly beaten with
cold water, roll again in crumbs and fry
in deep. hot fat
As mixture has been cooked the fat
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
Hrs. BeIn,Onts PoIicu

Mrs. Q. III. T. Belmont. president Of
the Woman's party. has given The trst
authorized statement since her return
from Europe for the dedication of
party headquarters in Washington.
Following her significant declaration
thar a woman may some time be
elected President. the direct question
was put to Mrs. Belmont whether she
would accept such an honor
III will lie time enough to discuss
that matter should the emergency
arise" she said.
Mrs. Belmont. who has been a leader
in the Woman.s party movement since
its inception. is the mother OF the
former Duchess of Marlborough She
is a leader of society and noted for
her philanthropy
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18

mold. Chill on ice. remove from mold
and garnish with watercress to serve.
This will serve fifty.
The salad should be arranged attrac-
lively on bed of lettuce on large silver
platter or tray. An extra bowl Of mayor.
naise should be on the table near tbs
salad.
The salad rolls should be opened and
slightly buttered before reheating for
serving.
Cakes should be light and dark. tbs
traditional brides and groom's cakes, and
should be served in the leaf.
The mint ice Is served from punch
howl and the bisaue tortoni Is nodded In
paper cases and served from silver trays.
The coffee can lie kept hot in samoyac
or urn.-Copyright 1922.
fSister Mnry's third article on Juno
wedding menus will appear in the Times
tomorrow
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
Woman S PARTY Head
Says housekeeping
Rests With NeW Voters
BY MRS. o. III. p BELMONT.
President of the WOrnan's Party

BEACON TOWERS. Port Washington.
J.. L., May fS.-Women are the national
housekeepers of the world. We have
been kept out of political housekeeping,
and we need party of our own 10 ac-
complish the political work awaiting u.s.
The building we are defeating MAY
ii, iii Washington is oG- meeting place
It is the nrst and only political wom
ans parliament in the world. We are
TO deal simply with political matters.
To be able TO influence existing condi-
tions we cannot afford TO wait until we
get sufficiently strong within an existing
party. To carry weight we must act
alone.
We have no idea of antagonizing the
memo idea of sex antagoniSm. We
simply wish TO change certain condi-
lions. to accomplish certain things and
To bring the women's point of view into
the political world
To do this we had to hare the WON
ans party, Now we have headquarters in
the national capital Soon we shall have
headquarters in every State capital and
in every town and village.
There is no sense in cur getting the
vote and doing nothing with it,
1t is mistaken idea that we mean
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
SISTER MARY'S KITCHEN
Buffet Supper for Evening

should be hot enough to brown an inch
square Of bread In forty seconds.
Drain on brown paper and serve with
the peas and a sprig Of parsley. Serve
fifty.
Ham Mousse.
Eight cups cold cold boiled ham minced.
four tablespoons granulated gelattne, one,l
halff cup cold water. two cups boilinaS
water, two cups Of, whipping cream, one
half teaspoon paprika, one-haf cup Of
grape juice. one-half teaspoon mustard.
two tablespoons Of minced parsley, one
teaspoon cinnamon, one-half teaspoon Of
cloves.
Pound ham In a mortar with spices,
mustard and parsley Soften gelatine in
cold water. Add grape Juice to toiling
water and bring to boiling point
Stir until dissolved. Let stand until
cool. Add ham and cream, whipped until
stiff. Mix carefully and turn into large
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
RAINBOW VETS
TAKE NVALIDS
TO SPEEDWAY

list Hospital will be taken out to the
Speedway Saturday afternoon to see the
try outs for the races. This trip is being
taken under the auspices Of the Rainbow
Veterans Association, with Mrs. C. Il.
Barney as chaDeron.
A State convention of the Rainbow Vet
Grams Association will be held at Bloom
nigton on Friday and Saturday OF this
week la Army life the boys will leave
indianapolis Friday morning in box cars,
and will return Sunday night All the
fraternity houses and places Of amuse-
ments will be thrown open to these guests
in Bloomington
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l&hh@e,hx2lII|
BY LOUIS JOSEPH VANcEaAs1 ~
cp91 b LosiA Jossph Eaa

His Unsuitable appetite for cheap tiirta-
ton and frequent periods of heavy drink
ing. had almost destroyed the love
which
LUCINDA DRUCE. prominent Fifth
avenue society matron. held for her
husband After five years OF married
youth and charm We're not sufficient to
hold BelIamy. At a fashionable dinner
the pFuCeS met
RICHARD DAUBENEY, Lucindas old
sweetheart. and
MRS. AMELIE SEVERN. with whom
Bellamy at once proceeds 70 carry on
affair. 4malie and Be'iamy
lunch at the Clique Club and Amelie
suggests that Bel divorce Lucinda He
refuses and she suggests that possibly
Lucinda may divorce him
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70 fight the men. We are not thinking
OF the men. We Ire thinking of the
community If man running for office
deserves our vote he will get it We can
throw our strength 70 a party or to a
candidate and dictate elections.
There will he more and more women
candidates. backed by the women's own
party. But we are not anxious for politi-
cal position. We will fight for office
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Club Calendar

Joseph Il. Gordon Womens Relief
Corps 10 will hold an open meeting with
the Joseph r. Gordon Post Isl. at .
o'clock Friday afternoon in the g. A. Il.
hall, DID, East Maryland street.
Wald Homestead. 35as, Brotherhood of
American Woman. will give dance and
card party In Shepherds hall Friday
night.
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The wedding feast for the evening Wed
ding is handled most satisfactorily with
a buffet supper. II the reception follows
a large church wedding and is large and
formal of itself the supper should De
elaborate. If the reception is part OF
home wedding II need not be So
The first menu is elaborate and formal
In character. The second is simple, but
In perfect taste.
The chicken la king should be Kept
hot over a chatting dish. The salad can
be made in one large mold or individual
ones. There should be two laskets or
trays of sandwiches and the nuts and
candy should be on small dishes.
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DID you
KNOW

You should let your escort pass
through the swinging door first and
hold II open for you.
You should let your escort descend
the steps of the street car first in
order to assist you down.
You should ascend stairs ahead of
your escort, but descend them behind
him. so that In case you fall he can
assist you.
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the cinema line. IF you asked Lontaine
1t was his considered belief that the
really top-hole productions Of the future
would come of combining American bril-
lance of photography and investiture
with European thoronghness IN acting
and direction
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-18
FRILLED BLoUsEs.

FRILLED BLOCsES.
Not In many a season has the white
frilled blouse enjoyed such favor as now.
Fillet and Irish lace are the accepted
trimmings.
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(This 10 the second of Ave articles oy
Sister Mary on proper food for the june
wedding foast-hOw to prepare ano eerve
H.1
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28
MINE ASSESSMENT DECREASES

The meeting of the Arizona commission which held Bbee this nvened by the demands of the miners that the method assessing mines be changed and instead of the production that other method be dvsed that would be equitable Some the method in Arizona promulgated the companies acquiescing in it. While the producing largely little thought the heavy but went low ebb the feeling keny other against production On the other hand the mines considered have but certain length m and during that time operators make hay Unlike other mine produce only during the short period m after which it like sucked while farms other continue vae The
 their prots ty which enrich other of the Union foreign countries and today there should question of their right the fullest extent in the upkeep and development of the Of these mining interests much whether otherwise that their particular matter of reduced to the minimum, but the the head of affairs that taxation wisely pporoned So far the reduction taxation this but this due to the small production the and the taking effect of the law of the state And the other hand show depreciation which necessarily the direct against that Yet the necessities the state they existence and the loss for investments.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING % OF STOCKHOLDERS
 of DEAN MINES COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of Dean Mines Company, a corporation existing under the laws of Arizona, will be held at the office of the com pany, in the city of Kingman, County of Mohave, State of Arizona, on Mon day, the 7th day of August, 1922, at the hour of 4 o'clock p. m. to elect officers for the next year, also to take action on the approval or disapproval of the proposed conveyance by this corporation of all its assets to the Dean Mines Consolidated Corporation for the purpose of enabling the com .pany to proceed to place the company in better position for listing its stock as recommended by it's Board of Directors. .E
 Said meeting shall also be held for the purpose of amending the bylaws of this corporation and such other business as may be transacted at any regular meeting or come before said meeting. < .. ,.'. ...... ..~.. By order of the Board of Directors. IRVINE O'SHEA,
 '.. Secretary. First insertion July 2S. r'
 Last insertion Aug. 4.aiy. n
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28
KINGMAN MUST HAVE SCHOOL HOUSES

That Kngman needs school building house the school pupils in evidence people
 siding here The old school building erected 30 aga
 of $6000 Since that time structure built in the the old building house departments the sohe and the kindergarten children housed little shack the side Fourth street. Everyone of these buildings dis grace community Many south part the which have the population wealth Knan is bonds in $2Oo school buildings proposition $1250o0 for school in King
 brought forth howl the taxpayers that could be heard all the although the defeat of the bond due to the failure make provision school the south side of the railroad The south the railroad entitled school other the especially the primary school grades concerned People do not their small children to take the
 risk of crossing the tracks times daily attend school and blame them for it. school situated the south side necessity but there also be large and comodous build north side to house the number of children and the higher grades Now the time to busy school building the south side at cost of 5000 and another the north $125 would the cape Kngman must without taking the school situation by the issuing of bonds for the two schools. 'r v
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28
THE FIGHT ON JOHNSON

Practically republican paper in the California fight ing the renomnatn of Senator Johnson This the don Juhnson elected by the given probable again the pum Mooe the opponent of Johnon making his
 fight the ground that Johnson opposing the Pes Harding, that should the It peculiar coincidence that far favorable the defeated of Pchot defeat senatorial candidates in Iowa. Wisconsin, South Dakota and other All these sought their high standing administration defeated wide margins the with who offering himself sacrifice the altar of his hearts desire
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28
RAISE GASOLINE PRICES,

While the the United States Investigating high price gasoline John D. and his quietly overseeing expected committee would diverted price price and in this nothing would investigation gasoline foxy people losing in their they immediately boost the and the public gets large propaganda appr people the dwindng When the committee finds high gasoline prices like the against companies during Spanish ascertain who stand the loss reached the people had already stamp and nothing further resulted.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28

First insertion July 14. ,'''. Last insertion July 2s.'
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28

Reports from Geneva state that 49 men and one woman were killed dur ing the winter sports season. This does not include 25 persons, the mem- bers of Hungarian wedding party, who were killed trying to cross the River Tisza when the ice gave way, drowning all.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Department of the Interior '

--
 Department of the Interior U. s. Land Office
 t. at Phoenix, Arizona, |. >,... >~ir., '.1..>> July s22, 1922.
 NOTICE Is hereby give that Hellen Huntley, of Kingman, Arizona, who, on October 10, 1910, made Homestead Entry, No. O12197, for N1zNEk Sec ton 26, Township s2l-N, Range l7-W. :, G. & s. R. R. s& Meridian, i.ss filed notice of intention, to make Five Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Anson H. Smith, U. S. Commissioner, at King man, Arizona, <. on the 29th day of August, 1922. .,.
 Claimant names. as witnesses:
 William w. Clack,
 Charles Clayton,
 George H. Hoyt, A..
 Oliver D. Cack, all of Kingman, Arizona. z" JOHN R. TOWLES, Register. First insertion July 28.
 Last insertion August 25.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28

King Fuad, the new ruler of Egypt, suffers from a throat malady which causes him to emit cry like that of wild beast. Before he can speak or breathe with comfort he emits an un- earthly sound which embarrases him and his hearers.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28

a bid for the improvements thereon at the appraised value, which must be paid in cash.
 Information regarding. the land and terms of sale may be obtained from the State Land Department, Phoenix, Arizona.
 STATE LAND DEPARTMENT
 RUDOLPH KrCHLER, < E.. Commissioner. First Publication July 28th. f->:'' ,n| Last Publication September 29th.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28

After baffling mountain climbers for years, the great Mount Alagheuz, in the Caucasus, has been ascended by two American college athletes. This mountain rises 13,800 feet from a broad plateau 30 miles east of Alex andropol, Armenia.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS,
 :" MEETING ' %

The annual stockholders meeting of the Molybdenum Copper Company will be held at o'clock on Tuesday, the 1st day of August, 1922, at the home of Mrs. R. A. Lassell, in the town of Kingman, Arizona, for the purpose of electing aAboard of rdirec- tors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of any other business that may legally come before said meeting.
 Dated Kingman, Arizona, July 12, 1922. ~
 ANSON H. SMITH, President.
 M. A. SAWYER, ",
 Secretary. First insertion July IA. I'''' Last insertion July 2S.+ :, -. ------
 Ammonia is being manufactured from the nitrogen found in n,olasses in a sugar refinery in France. ?, z. /. .
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28

The airplane thief is the latest type of criminal. In Spokane two men ap- propriated Curtiss biplane, started the engine and ran the plane a quar- ter of a mile down the field wreckinp it in a collision with a board fence The damage amounted to $1,OOO, and the thieves escaped.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28

The wheat crop of India is esti-
 mated at 9,5O0,O0O tons, as compared with 100000 tons last year. There
 will be surplus for export.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-26
WANTED TO BUY.

SIX on SEVEN ROOA WEST 11th AMP
north Of X NV. Must be reasonable. Small
cash payment. Address Box GA. Star ONCE .
FOR HOME IN MOUNT PLEASANT OR
Columbia Heights; to 10 rooms; modern !;
will pay all cash above trust. Address BOX
325-T, Star Office,
WILL PAY S. 600 CASH ON SMALL HOUSE
In good northwest location: price must be rfa-
sonable: state location. description and price.
Address Box 3l3-T. Star office.
WILL, PURCHASE FROM OWNER ONLY
modern z ! or room house In vicinity 18th
and Park road or Mt. Pleasant, $1,000 cash,
$50 dollars moAthly payment. Address b.
LYLE, Arlington. Va. Not over $500. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-26

SPRING BARGAINS. BUY NOW
Prices will be higher when demand is
greater thso supply. Possersien given
with deeds Of all the following de-
serihed properties. Can make attrac-
tive terms. offered exclusively By Us.
1912 KEsILwORTH AVE. NE:
country home In the city; abeut 20. 900
50. It. ground: beautiful, modern. 7r.
and b. cottage: porches; electric light.
steam heat: garage: choice fruit. etc:
etc, When you see this you will be
convinced It 10 the home for you.
5nes HUTcHISs PL. NV. D. c.:
adjotning distributing reservoir; inter
lot 75xl50 IT.; Groom, single house:
h.v.h.; porches: garage: chicken
house, etc: small fruit: we'll water;
with q few dollars In improvements
will be worth 81 600 more than asking
price.
DEL RAY. va; oxford sye.;
known as Mapleshade or Hinser place:
lot 6sxl35 IT,: 8 +. and b.: frame
6unsaiox; electric d;ss light: h.w;h;
line and blvd; rare bargain at price
quoted to o..
BERW1N HEIGHTS, ND; known
a. G. W. Gibson place; lk-acre, well
lying tract: on county road. also ter
minal Of Spar Spring cleo. line; Z r.
and b., frame; electric light; porches;
garage; choice fruit and water; ideal
home, OF ppsnihE for store or hsnnsry.
TUXEDO. Nd; first stop from
Union station, on Pa. II. H.: within
Y mile Of terminal Of Kenilworth
cleo. line; known as Yeatman OF
Scodeid place; w acres: 5 ?. and b..
frsme: pofches: h.w.h.: cellar; ga
rage. etc; aovnap; your terms. Also
li.aere tract, about q block from sta
tion, known A. Gheen place; 4-room
bungalow. cellar, furnace hest; price
and terms interesting.
TOISoN HGTs. ADDN. TO MARY
LAND PARK Roosevelt st; one
carfars; known a. W. ". Dunniagton
place; I acre; 4 street frontagss; f.
room house: barn: chicken house. etc
electric light: real bargain; terms.
FOR COLoRED-Fairmont Heights;
ore eaffare; get Oh 61st st.. walk west
about blocks to West; Known rs
Cobbes place; on Clark ave-; rented by
month to Moutfel: 7-room frame
house; porches; latrobe heat; good
water, ETC.: owners wish settlement,
hence submit your offer, on terms.
n. E. RYON CO.. INC,
Main 1907. las r st.
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10th ST. HEIGHTS.

Practically new, detached home. on a largo
lot. consisting Of living room, open fireplace:
big. bright dining rom, with unobstructed
room. csmplete bath, bedroom and Giahsed-in
sleepfn/ porch on first floor. two large bed
rooms lavatory and big storage rooms ON sec-
ond LOor. This home is thoroughly modern.
Witt hot-water hest. oak floors over entire
dO1 nstairs. enameled and mahogany trim. gas.
electricity and is on q macadamed and light
ed street; garage for two cars. Price, 81, 80,
LEWIS BROS,
S21 18th st. Main 1920. 21'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-26

WE NEED YOUR HOUSE FOR SALE
IL price and terms are reasonable.
You are possibly in need Of Q broker
who quickly gets BUYER and SELLER
together. That's what counts and
what we've been doing since 1895.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Main 4591. 1923 ST.
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W0ONRfDGE BUNGALOW, CONTAINING b
large rooms. bath; furnace heat, electric lights;
garage: lot 75x20O IT.: fruit trees, etc. Price
only $500. Terms. $1,000 cash. balance 81
monthly. This 10 very cheap property,
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY.
TO 9Th st. me- Phone Lincoln 1855 28s
THREE tsY ACRES, BIX ~ ROOM HOGsE,
newly painted; spring water; cellar; few
grapes, Bargain at 5000. Terms. 81. 600
cash. balance to be arranged. Located at Belts
vile, Md, near electric and steam railroads
New seven ~ room house. well water: stove
heat; lot 75x8oo it. Price. $3.50. or $500
cash, balance $40 per meath. Location. Belts
Vile, Nd. near electric and steam railroads
and boulevard
house; about sixty (6O1 fruit trees, all bear
ing; about dfty (60) grape vines; property In
good condition. Location, Berwyn. Nd. one
square from boulevard and electric atne. Price.
S 800; 81 900 cash.
Four ~ room bungalow. electric light:
stove heat; city water: chicken house; Iarage;
lot 50x25o IT. Price, $3.50; $500 cash. Loea-
ton, Riverdaie, Nd, near electric and steam
railroad.
Five (5) room bunSalew. bath; electric light:
gas; cellar; attic; laundry tubs: corner lot
6Ox24s IT. Price, $500; $500 cash. Locs-
ton, Hyattsvii!e, Md.
For the above properties and other good
suburban properties apply to
ARTHUR CARR, Hyatt4yilie, Nd.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

MODERN TiV1-l00M BUHGALoW; ALL
modern improvements; large lot; near car
line; price. 81. ESQ. New Ave-room bungalow;
nicely arrengsd: gas. electricity: stationary
, scns; lares iet; about one block lon car
6unsaiew type: excellent location. IN Takoma
park; all nodern improvements; convenient
70 two car lines; price, $3.50. 1hree-room
yenient to car line: price. 81 800. Il. Q. L0HR.
266 Carroll 1t. Takona Park. Col. 87Sl-W. 2S'
Mr.. WELL-T6-6O MAN. get that ccuntry
estate nnw; 10 acres on the Alexandria Lees.
burg pike; ideally located, SO as to command
country; don't lot the snail price Of $40 per
acre lead you to think IT not worth your In
vestigation; opportunities like this are get
ting scarcer and harder to find 10 the vicinity
Of this city OF homes. WIN. +. COZ, OS
Treasury BLDG 21s
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FOR SALE-
APARTMENT HOUSE
BARGAINS.
No. 1-FouR STORY BRICK ON 1sts ST.
Eight apartmsntsE5 and rooms each.
PRICE. ISL 800.
NO. :.THREE;sToRY BRICK.
between aist and end.
Best renting neighborhocd
in Washington; near big
PSlca. $4,000.
NO. s-FouR.sToRY BRICK BLDG.
ON CALIFORNIA ST.
Having hs y fs,:;Is s, e. 49, ! r''~''
PRICE, 10000,
NO. ION 18th ST. NV.
FOUR-SToRY BRICK.
ls spts;ns, I, roam. . and bath.
A fs1cs. ss 81 s,oa IT,
f No tr MeE ass4 s sEi NV
f FSios, .,i sss;sso
NO. eoN efst ST. NV.
FOUR-SFORY BRICK.
spts." rooms and bath.
RENTALS, 81. 800.
PRICE, 900.
Inspect these modern
b. Apartment houses.
x.vs Make 10 an otter.
LlRB1RMANN 4 HAWN.
1AAAe ". 2021. Phelan @. Hawn. i4s4 u.