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two-thirds Of cupful of butter. two
well-beaten eggs, one teaspoonful
each of soda, cinnamon, cloves and
nutmeg, with flour to make dough
as stiff as can be stirred. Drop by
teaspoonfuls on n baking sheet, leav-
ing room to spread. Add nut or
raisin to each. Bake In moderate
oven.
sort Molasses Cookies-Take one
halt cupful of butter, two cupfuls of
new orleans molasses and put over
the heat. When the boiling poInt is
reached add one teaspoonful each of
ei'ihainoh ana ginger, stir well and re-
'i'oNe from the heat to cool. Add one
egg, one cupful of sour milk and one
teaspoonful Of soda. Beat we'll and
add about four cupfuls of flour. enouyb
TO be stiff when dropped from n spoon
Drop on tins by the Tablespoonful.
leaving room to spread, pop Mt once
INTO rather quick oven and bake
Soft MoIasses cookies-To,,. nm.
nan cupful of shortening, one cupful
each OF New Orleans molasses and
brown sugar, two teaspoonfuls of soda
one teaspoonful of salt, and f,our to
roll. Flavor to taste.
"A spicy cooky made like the above
"uuihg one teaspoonful each of CHINA.
.noh' cloves, nutmeg, ginger md sal,
70 one especially well liked. Bake all.
''io'asses cookies in slow oven.
a pain cooky may be cut with n
fancy cutter, sprinkled with sugar
ana spice or nuts, or decorated With
llnlveu almonds at intervals, making
a most attractive small cake
poor Mans cooI<ies.-Take ono cu,-
iul or drippings, one cupful Of brown
susar' one cupful of New Orleans
mo- mo'asses. 'ss'e Heat in saucepan until
smch sme ingredients an'aa.' are well mixed. add
.. sucm spices as desired with one.half
,easpoonful Of soda, -four to handle
Hol' thin, handle quickly and bake
N.1a No. zee
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Misunderstandino

A man from the backwoOls q, j
ern America visited New Yort =.
first time and went into a res,,.J
to have dinner. All went welI NJ
the waiter brought him napkjp n
eyes of the backwoods man AL
and pulling n x-shooter fran l
pocket he gave the waiter pess
his mind.
"fou take that blamed thing Az
Mt once" he said evenly. a nt|
have II handkerchief If | want n
without having them darnel M
thrown out"
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hermits will be
one to use often :
Hermits To
one cupful of
thick sour cream
add two cupfuls
Of brown sugar,
on e cupful of
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-30

gency try this:
Take one pound each
of butter. light brown
sugar. sultana raisins.
seeded ralsins. two
pounds OF currants. one
pound each of citron.
blanched and sliced al
monds. one pound Of
candied pineapple. two
tablespoonfuls of mo-
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-30

A home based on right principles will
be simple. No ostentation or living
beyond ones means; simplicity in en-
tertalnment in Offering freely of what
one has to friends. without apology or
exclamation.
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Qhe Kitchen
Cabinet
3oOOooooOoO oooooooooooe

Blessed is he who has found his work.
let him nsk no other blessedness.
He has a work. life purpose.
He has found It and will foster It.
-Thos. Carlyle
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-30
Rule With No Execution,

When you meet a wealthy Old h
elor you may he sure that Won layp
last encountered a man who
learned to say no and stick to
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-30

said my father was dead. Other In
dams came around and asked her how
she knew, and she said she heard the
Drum. The Indians found my fathers
body"
"Did you ever hear Of a ship called
the Miwaka, JudahT
'That was long ago." the Indian an
swered.
"They say that the Drum beat
wrong when the Miwaka went down
that it was one beat short Of the right
number."
..That was long ago." wassaquam
nerely repeated.
snid Mr.. Corvst ever speak to you
sbosf Tie 1llva1sS
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out from his thoughts about his own
position here. But he had known that
TINS must be SO; 1t had been his first
dehnlte realization after his return
to consciousness in the hospital when.
knowing now her relation to Spear
man, he had found all questions which
concerned his relations with the peo-
pie here made immeasurably more
acute by the attack upon him.
She asked him to come in and stav
Tor luncheon, as they reached her
home, but she asked It without ure-
Ing; at his refusal she moved slowly
up the steps.
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OUT OF THE OVEN

Was there ever child that did not
like cookies? The following recipe for
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-30
FOOD FOR THE FAMILY

If one desires good fruit cake
which mny be kept for months to be
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-30

smoker in the pach"o
If you have never tried a.. hus, : oipdd|
let us repeat our offer, "lls l,,ry" rt Al|
or two direct from the factory, ct = N. i,
you have to do is to write :. ns' .s,d, A. ID
q pipeful or two" on poison sd send y
your name and address sd.sss aas S L.s
postcard to US. The adares. e,.t srks
& Brother Co., Al South Siss =. to u
Richmond, Va. If you wsai aasI.r, NJ
the name Of your tobacco cDoaasssvoth /
make sure that he has EGG
stock.
TO Retail Tobacco Ms,esams r. nas n
your iobber cannot supply ps.hs, ~ ca
Edgeworth. Larus & bl0' 'u,su.ld
.pany win gladly send y0d dossn ~
parcel post . one or two . -oSssl p,,'s slsl
Il any si.s Of Edeeworth e rlas TX 3
Rssdy-Rubbsd for the san' Y
v6uH psy tbs jo6bess 4
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Try a piipeful
or two direct
from the factoly

Not that it will be any better hn|
the Edgeworth you buy in stOre,M
we want you to have your first ESs
worth smoke at our expense.
You may repay us by finding thi|
Edgeworth just suits your taste. A'i|
if it doesn't-for there are some f1|
men to whom Edgeworth is not lS|
the thing-there's no harm done.
We are glad enough to send lrs|
samples in the same spirit that vsd|
hand you our pouch if circuns'nea
permitted. We wish it were possible
to save you even the little trouble q
writing for Edgeworth.
Edgeworth is likable smoke Ah
who have tried it and found it 'on
the right tobacco for them ns'1
think of smoking other to0a'os
They'll tell you there are many gov
tobaccos-and there are. And VIVA a.
you offer them your pouch viva
stranger" tobacco in it, tney np
use up a pipeful just to be iFiena9'
But notice how quickly 'ney T.
back to their beloved EdgewoHn'
Day after day Edgeworth lan' s.' r..'
to us. They tell us human NV ".
stories, friendly anecdotes csnas' w. I.
around Edgeworth. Often II I. !.
number of years they have s. sl,s's
Edgeworth that prompted 'ns1
write.
Knowing how hard it is iof 'ls., "A
age man to write letters we eyii, IL,
~
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these uh'o'l NJ
messages the gg,'''I
est tribute t0b'sss|
worth we e'al'|
possibly ha's|
greater even ~
ttheincreasins,as]
1t gives :he S's'',]
= ness Of maNl|
\ tobacco plS1
vi ure that ~
4 through ~
, whole gam''.
from factog'S'
ecutive to "
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-30
"Yeu get Ben corvst, you
tell him Luks's hsrsg'

tTo sn coNrNuE05
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07
LESSONS FROM
THE SCRIPTURES

Cursed be he that smite,h rs
neiehbor secretly Deuteronomy.
27:2@.
Moses the great law giver, founder
Of the code that since his day has
been the hase OF ali law. knew peo-
pie, He understood the vagarses q
the animal man. both male and fe-
male and as there were no strings on
Moses. he could and did speak frank
ly. freely and fully. He had no ric1
pew holders u suggest the soft pedal.
and the Ladies'. Aid or Sodality had
10 terr0rs for him. Thus when Il
came to amplify the Ten Com
mancments and be a little specific.
Meses did not hesitate. He pannef
many cardinal offences and iistcl
our old friend Gossip well up with
her sisters (or Drithersl treachery.
back biting and hack -stathing.
among the things especially cursed
Gossip is quite common. II is nc
new discovery: il existed thousands
az years ago and no doubt will con
finue TO flourish while tongues caI
wag end ears listen Gossip Is al
WAYS neighborly. That is, no gossi7
ever wastes windsge on strapgers.
The gossip always ta'ks about neigh
h0- IL may be that one manufacturer
gossirs about another: doctor about
= fellow medic. or even a printer NAV
start a little som1hing about fei-
iow craftsman: Il al is confined 20
their own sphere OF acquaintance or
activity. and Moses certainly had the
Gossip crew in mind when he nlaced
the reverse blessing on them. II may
be the ratient little woman trylnr
10 make her way 10 doubt and fear
who excites the venom OF another
woman: the snake may be fair faced;
USUALLY they are. BIT the mean sag
restion. the open insinuation IS set
afloaf on that sea OF talk where trade
winds always blow The victim may
rejoice: time has a custom Of <n-
encinr the gossip The main thing is
be living refutation OF the lies.
II nav be that the Young man in the
shop or factory or office has excited
the malice OF a gossip. Who. susve
and band TO the face stzbs N the
back. II was the speaking creature
who strikes secretly. afraid OF face
se-face combat that won the Law
xiver's Curse
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Go To Church SundayIe
WHICH ARE YOU?

Contributed by Rev Thompson Trinity Episcops Church,
be Christian and be member II The church
People he These rude the people who
Ike ih God be Wor~hppe sry and deouily
the Of doors ly which they usually golf cnrSe
= chursh
They advocates of painless religion They believe
onndy natural laws they do Ike think spiritual
laws because wona thinking obligations
duties, and sacrifices
Nmcynine times of hundred sueh person viii that
he Christian and very likely he believes that b. Rni when
examine his beliefs fer Christianity find that he
what might be called q Christian hy default
Thar u he Christian because he = jew.
Mohamncian Buddhist His credentials an
Now. matter Of facf il : impossible b. Christian and
he member Of the Church az Christ The Church
abstraction hu organization Il human beings formed under
divine auspices Being divney founded has the power
those weaknesses which found an Of human
beings for tie Church composed Of human beings an
sl sinners
Christ did mt found moral lecture ethical upfi
society lie foundd fellowship based faith and
ymhozed y certain definite II The passionate
doion of the early Christians this fellowship thar made pos
Siblc for the Church triumph all that first opposed
Nothing hu the devotion viii any q the right
call himself by the of CHRISTIAN
If wish 70 find where stand hear Or MADDEN the
Fundamentals the First NJ Church beginning 10 l2th
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BIBLE THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
GREATEST IN TIE KINGDOM


Whatsoever. therefore shall humble
himself as this little child. the
sane IS greatest N the kingdom Of
hezven-Naffhex ls-4.
ROAD TO sTCCEs.-conrait
thy way unto the Lord: trust also IN
him: and he shall 6rina II 20 pass
Rest n the Lord. and wat
patiently tor hin--Psslm 37s5. =
RIFLES FOR LIGHT LIVING
He hath Showed thee. o mar. what
is good: and what doth the Lord re-
ruire Of thee. bat to do Justly. and
70 love mercy. and 10 walk humb'y
k5sh thy Cod--sIicaa s.s.
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Firs. Christian Church.
! Y. kilborn. Minister.

Church al Corner Noble Ave and Ash ST.
J. c Whefield. Bible School Superintendent.
Mrs G. n Wilson Choir Director
MrS Fred Desems, OrcaniSt.
Looking for great day tomorrow again All de-
par1menis going al top speed We have sci great
standard Of efficiency for the year and all arcsong a"
Try attain II Yon will find great place for service Il
you work for the good Of church and community.
and hrlp make the world better Yon need il
FOR yonr good also. Forenoon Sermon a Little
Farther. Al Night What Sayesi Thou of lhysclff
Both viii BE- devoted matters Of live interest 10
1--we people Come and worship with Us You viii be
welcome III
TIE CHURCH WHERE THE PEOPLE co
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il2a West 1iansar Av~sn~
sundas Scnaol sx sss5 A. A.
asrnlag s~fss~s:
freasAinr = " s'el.4sx-
Fnverfh Lssxre. Cos p m.
Night Services:
i'rssrh.nK "a 1@a
PRAYER Meeting "Wednesday ia r.
m.
Class Neetine First sunday in eaea
Month.
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Church Of the Brethren.
leoe F. Harrison Ave

y
PASTOR. + r Myers 1929 + Harrison ave.
sunday School 1000 Morning Worship. 100 a. m
6 " in charge Of The evening service 90 song Service and
Bible Siudy Wednesday evening so o'clock
II had aiher be docrkeper in the Of my
dwell the tents Of wiekeine old time
from rrona experiences quite modern for many
have in this day drawn the conclusion their
experiences life Keep faith with yourself
Years resolve We welcome You Come The door sjar
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sofscx I've s.ssrs ssnisc.fiss IN THE
s.tssaa s-ass nsa-s ~ ths ~ffies ~
. - sriars - s~ea -<<k- - essrsA
-sssa~ss an - rshia.As-s ..is.s ssas y
feratsA<a
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CAsrch - rhrisk
A. w. fr~<msn. aialstes.

a. w. fr~<msa. uinlster.
Corner siA spd Warner.
Rible Lessons. 70 a m
Preaching. II a n. and . D N
Subject. Reflections and Medita-
ti0n
Lesson 81 p. m: The Honest
Man"
Communion service AZ ii.45 a IN
Come and you viii enjoy these ser
vices
Our gaidesThe Bible only
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St, Paul ii. E. Church tc0D

81 FauI ". e Chureh tIoL1
Cor Broad and perkln
ualfsa nrawu. Pastor
Sunday Schooi a i0,oe . m.
Marning service 81 n. 90 A n
Subject. The Use Of orr Talents
Senior League at s.oo. p. m.
Evening Service 81 7:20 p m
Subject. The Three Things That
Make Life Successful.
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First Church Of Christ, Scientist.


Sunday School at s.s5 a. m sunday Service II a m
Wednesday p.
NOiieechsiian Science reading s 10 a'sl the
Of the church. ils Norh Street Open IRON p m 10
7. every day except Sundays and Holidays
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NT. sEIR. End SEVENTH DAY
ApyF>Tisrs GHrRCH.
80 Block Fast yfiss ~.

sabbath Nov. 1ih. 1871
Sahbsih school a 1850 a. m.
Bible study from II % 70 y % m
Missionary Volunteer Meeting At u el
70 % r. n.
snnday Nigh, Commemorate Subject.
The ways of Knowing God~
Services comnence Promptly at 81 :.
m
J. T. NORTH. colparterr.
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M. z. Church, South.

I0Fner VkIahona AVe. aud OAK II
Theodore Roberts. Pastor.
Residence i23 T. Harrison Phone l2lsJ
Hours of Worship:
Church Services II 30 m. and 30 D. IA
>nndsy School. 945 n. IL.
Senior League. 50 r. m
Prayer Meeting. "Wednesday. 30 p m
The church with a welcome for yoa
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Trinity Episcopal Church.
y. Z. Cor. Broad and Noble.
Rev. 4. Edmund Thompson. Rector

sunday School ~ s m
Morning Prayer and Sermon ~ II = m
N-siry meeting Monday a1 d + IamondS office
81 II clock
Evening Cronp of the Girls Friendly on Monday
night al 80 IN the Parish lIonSe.
Meeting of Trinity Child Tuesday II r m in the
Parish House
Boy Choir Wednesday afternoon a O'Clock
supper by Trinity Guild Wednesday IN The Parish
House
Choir practice on Thursday night al %
Progressive Men clnb on Thursday at p in the
Parish House business Of importance Every member be
present
Animal Parish meeting on Tuesday Jan H. in the
Parish House n o'clock Every member Of the Parish
i required 70 be present.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-18
CHARLES MAJOR 3
STORY ON SCREEN
CONCLUDED From Page 81

feet. It was made in Italy. Violet
Mersereau is the only American
player In the cast which includes
aulette Duval. Edy Darclea. Alex
Ander salvini. Guido and many others
Nero is played by Jacques Gretillat of
the Theater Odeon, Paris. 1t IS a
story Of ancient Rome, the main
theme being the struggle between
Christianity and paganism. Scenes
showing the burning Of Rome have
been splendidly photographed. Throw
ing Of Christians to the lions, are
narvels IN realism. This movie be-
longs to the group of the more i'm
pcrtant screen plays Of the year. The
bill at the Apollo will include Tade
Dolan's Syncopated Six and a Fox
news weekly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-18

No. Milton Stills and Marcia Ma
non in Skin Deep" at the Circle.
No. 2-Charles Jones in 1.-THE Fast
Mail" at the Isis.
No. 3!William Farnum in with
out Compromise, at Mister Smiths.
No. marion Davies. Forest Stan
ley and Lyn Harding in a scene from
when Knighthood Was in Flower, "
at the Ohio.
No. ga scene from Nero" big
Fox production, at the Apollo
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-18
Thief Frightened

ROLAND Quackenbush. 1924 W.
Michigan St., heard a prowler trying
to force a door at his home at 8 a.
m today. The prowler escaped, but
marks near the lock of the door indi-
Gated the burglar had attempted to
break the lock
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-18
At the Circle

SKIN DEEP"-This is a movie
version Of Marc Edmund Jones' story,
produced by Thomas H. Ince. Milton
Sills has the chief role. Others IN
the cast include Florence Vidor,
Marcia Manon. Gertrude Astor. Frank
Campeau, Winter Hall and Muriel
Frances Dana. The story deals with
the complete change of identity of the
ringleader of a gang of crooks. The
transformation is effected by plastic
surgery following the injury OF the
crook in an airplane accident attempt
ing to escape from prison. His wife
ana another crook had railroaded him
into prison. The man returns to his
old haunts for revenge against those
who aided in his downfall.
The Circle orchestra will play the
Grand Fantasy" from Carmen" and
Walter F1andorf Will play the Hun
leartan Fantasy by List as a piano
Efolo. The bill includes a news weekly,
a cartoon comedy and Topics of the
Day. At the Circle all week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-18
At Mister Smiths

WITHOUT COMPROMISE" A
movie of a dramatic nature with VIII
liam Farnum in the leading role will
be at Mister Smiths next week. The
star is seen as a sheriff of wild
frontier town, who believes that he
can enforce the law with using his
guns. When his own little foster
sister is murdered, he gives up his
theory and starts cunning" Lois
Wilson supports the star. The bill
includes a comedy and a news weekly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-18

THE CATHOLIC RELIGION
BY Arthur Smith, Member of the Stantoue Bible Coll
Institute, Indianapolis.

8: e 4 s.$ f: FL @
'e i@S; Of eco sss-a sSS af9
,tSsP !s
S ys and De s.9VtDSsS Ct the d9on Of the Physical Uas the
rs@ oy Out a.o a2 ' 5 sS br sR
but sin asbro1 1s n a from 1 whose s'Pa a
f. n ';: IT,: 81 'Iss
% @ that no man obtains n
E3s not % I a a4oi p sa a 9 @ ne
the earth for the f mo O3 n
upon 5 mans d2s s he 3 9g SsPG1
Poucve utta not
nS Ssy q Sss tS the dam G@t G s1s PgH Of people
they glory" tRoSeation ps:s) THESE p'''
Divine Spirit does Judge and make everything
SnS 9 ts tho ef :2ss: q an 3 yf % ,vs s &
edas9n 81 sd not %t5 n y %s 9 s p
marx is and aai tnf the S ers9. S
a 99a's s @1i asco6
o1 So 81 % aH ,ns and ..6 ssa Dying as X
body ' G.. a native Ry sndns e d aP 5
sh ss5'R Re Of are s Ss1s S R In
darE ree9Se forever
shall not nd 70 @s9cn for 'h Se
nest Willingly Sssye su5sa mani 2
S ssS:s5HT ls yos s'3399 o
@ ?.' Rhan e n A e5sat up ' Hfo S
Tass lz Time a9aed 0a s
his glory the thrones
down and again
oehed till the ma
ter buildings
to
ana possess the Kingdom for daniel
s aa sRSts" ' p .sS; aaa.9 ne mi .
movement taking the seat Of authority
former individuals
Its end
sh Of s s 1 ' CHRISTI ssa second I
the 1000 probntn cody
others everlasting
would that ALL including
Of
we nave no excuse for dying for this demOnsrabe
the sword Of Him Christi
edwtht
godly peoples wired out) CRevelaon N ~
Therefore Eaas well
222) And do the
where viii hts breath life
Ignorance Of and
John And shall
that
h . sounded the Lord descending from
light minds Of which
before but thought will
ut raise
the dead have been raised then will
OF In list
the above spokeno
mighty
Telephone
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At The Isis

THE FAST MAIL"-At the Isis
next week, is a movie version Of Lin
coin J. Carter's well known stage
play. Among the big scenes are
a steamboat explosion, a race between
a train and an automobile and
steeple chase. Charles Jones and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-18

Eileen Percy are the featured play
ers.
IN THE DAYS OF BUFFALO
BILL'-This is the second Install
ment Of this new serial. Art Accord
is one member of a large cast. Duke
r. Lee plays the Buffalo Bill role. The
bill includes Maud. the kicking mule.
in a movie comedy, The Cabby."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-11-11
~ IHE OPERA HOUSE

Dangerous Curve Ahead" is com
ing to the Onera House for TWO days,
Monday and Tuesday, November Is
and Il. Following his unusual story
Of mothcr-love, :'The Old Nest" Ru-
pert Hughes has given Us picture
Of early married life in the Goldwyn
production Of Dangerous & Curve
AheadH that will long be remember
ed. The picture, which will be shown
at the Dudley Opera House Monday
and Tuesday is as true to the real
incidents Of life as was its forerun-
ner. The period of adjustment be-
tween husband and wife, the first
few years in which their growing
family brings new problems to be
faced and discloses unguessed quail
ties in the parents, has been filmed
with fidelity that rebounds to the
credit Of all who shared this excep-
tional production.
Mr.. Hughes was present during
the filming of almost every scene.
There is humor, pathos, sacrifice in
ibis picture; and above all, The IN
folding Of deep affection between
husband and wife that is good to
see. Dangerous Curve Ahead" is
one of those pictures that should
not be missed