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"A Digest Of General
News Here g There

Trenton, N. J.-Announcement has
just been made of the marriage
March Is of Miss Armelia Stewart to
Mr.. Eugene Strickland. Miss Stew
art is the heiress of the Woodwork
estate valued at $4,000.
Charleston, s. C.-Miss Gertrude
Dash and Rev. Herbert C. Banks, as
sistant rector of Calvary Church,
were married here last week.
Chicago, Ill.-Miss Marion DAILY.
recent graduate Of the American Con-
servatory Of Music, last Wednesday
was married to Ensley Lewis Mosley,
son OF Professor and Mrs. Samuel r..
Mosely of Meridian, Miss.
Cleveland, Ohio.-Mrs. Rebecca
Elizabeth Stafford, sister of Harry c..
Smith, editor of the Cleveland Ca
zette, passed away recently at the
age of II years.
Norfolk, va.-The First Baptist
(Bute ST. Church of Norfolk cele-
brated its one hundred and twenty
fifth anniversary July Is.
Baltimore, Md.-Prof. Wood of
Paris, KY, has been appointed super
visor of all colored schools at a sal
ary of $4,000 per year.
Alexandria, Va.-Miss Mayolla B.
Netherland of Pittsburgh, Pa, and
VIM. E. Jennifer, president of the
Jennifer Business College. Washing
ton, d. c., were married here last
week.
Pittsburgh, Pa. - Mrs. Delphia
Heron has been granted an absolute
divorce from her husband, William
Heron.
Washington, d. C.-Shiloh Bap-
tist Church, 9th and p Sts., was the
scene of a disastrous fire early Mon
day morning. The entire interior, in
cluding a $4,000 pipe organ, was
destroyed. The loss is estimated al
$4,000. The fire is said to have
been of incendiary origin and is be-
ing investigated.
Chicago, Ill.-Mrs. Mary Inez
Champion has been granted divorce
from her husband, Tracey w. Cham
pion, prominent real estate dealer.
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ST. PAUL NEWS

Mrs. Charles e. Cotton, 259 Rondo
St., returned home Saturday evening
from Duluth, Minn.. after visiting
week with her husband and friends.
Mrs. Rose L. Davis, 387 N. st. AL
bans St., entertained sixteen at din
ner Tuesday evening. in honor Of
Mrs. C. C.. wimbish of Atlanta, Ca.
who left for Cleveland, Ohio, Thurs
day evening to visit her son.
The ladies of the Sterling Club
gave a very enjoyable affair at the
Sterling Club on Tuesday evening
last in honor of the visitors to the
Twin Cities. "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred d. McCracken
and children returned from ten-day
trip to Cass Lake and the Iron Range
cities. Mr.. McCracken combined
business with pleasure and accom-
panied a party of out-of-town Wis
itors who are interested In securing
tract of northern land for club pur-
poses.
Deaths
Mrs. Julia Woods, 321 w. Central
Avenue, aged "a, died July 16 and
was buried Saturday from Pilgrim
Baptist Church, Rev. c. B. Burton
officiating. She is survived by her
mother, Mrs. Lena Bellar; her hus-
band, G. S. Woods. and daughter,
Mrs. Pearl Albright. Interment was
at Oakland, Simpson G Wills. under.
takers.
Mr.. L. F. Jordan, 365 Cathedral
Place, died Sunday morning. He Ii
survived by wife and two daugh'
ters. The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon at the Apostolic Church
11th and Cedar, Simpson G Wills, un.
dertakers.
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appear before the Church Club Of
the Diocese of Minnesota at its Epi-
phanytide Banquet at the Curtis Ho-
tel, Minneapolis.
Miss Walker reads and recites
splendidly; she enters into the spirit
of her subject with wonderful faith
fulness. I take pleasure In COM
mending her as public reader to all
who are interested in public enter
tainments.
Very respectfully,
HECTOR BAXTER,
Solicitor Candian National
Railways.
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Lodge Directory

Ames Lodge LOG, l. B. P. o. E. W.,
meets End and 4th Tuesdays of each
month at Elks Hail. 9th Avenue
North and Lyndale, At $50 p. M.
Minneapolis, MINI. All Elks in good
standing are welcome.
JAMES A. TOOLEY, E. R.,
VIM. r. Morris, F. S.,
8l8 Metropolitan Life Bldg.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-01

Indianapolis, Ind.-The National
Association of Negro Musicians open
ed it's annual conference at Simpson
M. E. Church. r. Nathaniel Dett,
president, made the opening address.
Delegates and friends of the organ
ization completely filled the auditori-
um.
Chicago, Ill.-Dr. George w. Miller
+, has filed suit against the Chicago
Defender for $4,000 for libel.
San Diego, Cal.-The Southern
Trust Commerce Bank here has pro-
NOTED Chas. H. Dodge to the position
of confidential clerk for faithful and
efficient service.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-01

New York, N. Y.-Mrs. Mary e.
White, aged 81, is a newsgirl of this
city, believed to be the oldest.
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what dat you got in dat bag. Sam,
chicken?" asked Reverend Jones of
one Of his parishioners. Slowly
dare, pahson. slowly. Dare am too
many feathers in yo back yard for
you to go spicioning about somebody's
bizness when you don't keep no
chickens yo'self.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-01

Brethren and sisters" spoke the
contrite Moses Jackson at the prayer
meeting, "you all know, and know,
that 1 have been a backslider. I've
drunk whisky. beat my wife, run aft
er women, stole hawgs and chickens
and watermillions. gambled and quar-
relied with and swore at my neigh
bors, but I thank de Lord there's
one thing I amt never done, I amt
never loss my 'hgion."
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A city directory Is a book telling
where people lived last year.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-01

An Irish lecturer says Erin Is the
sun of Europe. Yes. 1t Is, pretty warm
there at times:
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-01

minute I'd be tempted to kiss you."
said the ardent wooer to the shy
young thing. ''Now, now. you prom
ised me you wouldn't rush on" she
managed to reply.
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"I must go. If stay here another
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-01
Eva B. Walker Graduates
From Mac PhaH School
Continued from page -

lto" Pa6O
in the world I am more than pleased
to recommend her to any one who
may be able to use her splendid
equipment in dramatic reading. her
abilities as a teacher Of the art or
will appreciate her sterling woman
hood, an asset to any community.
Respectfully,
MRS. KATHERINE L. SMITH,
Composer and Teacher Of Music.
Minneapolis, MINI.
July 20, 1925.
To Whom It May Concern:
take pleasure in certifying that
Miss Eva B. Walker appeared at the
Banquet of the Council Of Churches
in Minneapolis a few months ago and
recited "The Master Is Coming" in
a wonderfully realistic personation.
to the pleasure of all present; that
was so much pleased with the man
ner In which she read, that had her
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-01
Controversial Agitation.

Don't you think great deal Of
time is wasted in talking politics"
mo-" answered Senator Golddust.
Its absolutely necessary for people
to have something to talk about and
The Newspaper Has Come to Stay.
Conn: The radio will never take
the place of newspapers"
Denser: "Why?"
Conn: "You can't start fire with
a radio Set"
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-01

Chauncey: II could learn to love
you, Marguerite"
Marguerite: I'm sorry, but I'm
looking for a husband"
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Robertus: I'VE know each other
pretty well now, why don't you call
me Bobby?"
Robertina: Because you are bald
headed"
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An Indiana man has invented a
baby carriage that shuts up auto
matically. Now IL he would only in
vent a baby that does likewise.
these days politics is much safer than
science or religion"
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Pointed Paragraphs

A man of the hour in China only
lasts a few minutes.
The career of so many fine wash
women has been utterly ruined by
their ambition to become a movie
star.
Home is a place where you can go
and raise cain because things went
wrong at the office or in your work.
A successful magazine cover these
days is one that has very little cover
on the girl.
Two married people can live cheap
er than one single man in love.
1t is getting so now 1t takes good
eyesight to tell a filling station from
an ice cream parlor.
Once upon time you heard of
people who had never seen a train;
now you hear of children who have
never seen horse.
Evening star., 1925-12-01

AS importan MT as her hat
is the Hat Box to carry it
in without injury. Any
woman who hasn't one is
surely hoping to get one
perhaps this Christmas.
Evening star., 1925-12-01

The double gift Of a fine
Toilet Set and "A Suit Case
is worthy of any giver's
consideration. Better values
cannot be found than the
many Fitted Cases here.
Evening star., 1925-12-01

Big, Roomy Trunks in
which to pack all your be-
longings. You can go to
the ends Of the earth and
carry all you need in one Of
these. A nice assortment
here.
Evening star., 1925-12-01

When a woman travels,
an Enameled Suit case is
sure TO go with her-not
only for its smart appear
ance, but its lightness and
convenient size makes it
the ideal luggage gift for
woman.
Evening star., 1925-12-01

You can pack your
troubles" in these big,
roomy Kit Bag and their
owners are usually men of
affairs! Just the gift for
some one you know.
Evening star., 1925-12-01

Here's n mans Suit Case
"a gift that any man Will
be glad TO take with him on
his travels for years to
come. OF course, there are
dozens of styles and sizes.
Evening star., 1925-12-01

For the business man or
professional man no gift is
more practical than n
Sturdy Brief Case. A large
variety here offers sizes and
styles to suit any mans
needs.
Evening star., 1925-12-01

Every woman who shops
or makes frequent over
night trips will more than
appreciate a handy Boston
Bag. Give one to wife,
mother, sister or the daugh-
ter in college.
Evening star., 1925-12-01

The daintiest of dresses
can be packed in these
dandy Trunks without fear
of injury. The ideal gift
for the girls in school, who
have to live in their trunks,
so to speak.
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q IANGIIZE

just couldn't. 1.-Two with him and
finally got him to consent % so on
fishing trip. Hn went only on
tho condition that Leslie would
come and stay with her while ic
was gone.
~ Il was only to bo for about
10 days, Leslie thought shs ought
10 60. hat I was trying 10 make
her ara that 10 was foolish, especial,
81 az NilHs Porter was coming here
just at this time. Then Walter,
to compIicatr matters. had 20 80
aud get himself shot IN thS lsE
OF coursc. Ruth went ali TO pieces
and sent "a prremptory message for
Leslie You know that Ruth has
always come TO Leslie under any
circumstances and consequently
Leslie had to return tho favor.
I confess / was selfish enough
not 20 want her TO so, for I had a
feeling that probably something
would happen that would kick up
some kind OF a scandal Tor Paula
and me.
Well. fate did her darudcst to
bring It about. but she failed this
time.
Copyright. 1855. y. 2. \. Service, Ine)
TpMORHONy-I rttcr from John
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temperament known as falurnine
In The study " hstruloEy Ger.
tain planets Brt believed 10 have
certain effects. not only on per,
sons born while they arc IN the
aHcendrncy, hut on tho dolnFs or
Tho world in general.
A person born under tho iu.
nuonce ~ Saturn Ia credited with
n 65turults sort Of disposition.
and similarly. a world under tho
influence OF Saturn may DO mo.
roIr. and inclined 20 take Itself
too seriously in certain matters.
Just az freedom Tor slaves WIS
a feature % the celebration OF
saturn in ancient Rome. 20 free
dom from martial ties Is being
blamed on Saturn by astrologrrs.
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Saturn Second Largest Planet

SATuRN. blamed By Belle Kart.
~ FOR the present divorce cpl
demlc, ia the second largest
planet IN the known solar system.
IL is the sixth In order OF dis.
tIuca from tho sun. varying
from SCI To oil millions OF miles.
II Is 7a0o0 miles in diameter and
It's volume Is $50 times that Of the
earth. altho It's weight IS only Is
times as great
In ancient mythology the plan.
e.. represented by tho god Saturn,
was regarded as being particular.
81 favorable for crops. saturn
also was In favor OF freedom.
however. and was the sort %
chap who later caused his name
70 10 used as typical Of certain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEN
PRESCOTT TO SYDNEY
CARTON

Well. old man. for urcn some.
thing has happened which Is a
whoopIng good story about the
Prescotts. and I don't thluk u will
set into tho papers. a. least Il
hasn't gotten in as yet.
You know. OF course. all about
The fnct that ] consented 20 allow
tho producers OF Paula Pcrigy'h pic,
lures 10 take some sequences OF
her rex; picture al tho plant
tclsgraphed tho news 10 you at
The time and since then every
newspaper in the United States has
carried Associated Press reports on
tho story.
Leslie had intended 10 do some
entertaining for Paula. for since
Sally Athcrton came back from Los
Angeles. she has done nothing but
sing tho praises Of Alias Pcrier. and
you know that Leslie took great
fancy 70 her when she was here
before At the last moment. how.
ever. Leslie received ian Invitation
from Ruth Burke. who expects a
baby vey soon, to come over and
sec her. The circumstances sur
rounding It made IL almost i'm.
possible for her 70 refuse.
Ever since Ruth knew that she
was going to have a child. walter
has acted like a damn fool He
has kept telling her that nc knows
something terrible is going 10 hap
pen. either TO his wife or 70 tho
! baby. think he has had the
worst case Of fear that I've ever
known. Ruth got 30 nervous over
walters representations that she
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FOLLOW
I'LL SITUATIONS
Wo7uC
0t6r theIniH
BY SISTER MARY

Observation-Disclosures baked
apples, cereal, thin cream,
waffles, syrup, milk, coffee,
toast.
Luncheon-Creamed celery
with poached eggs on toast,
rye bread. cookies, milk, tea.
Dinner-Noodle soup, baked
pork chops. baked potatoes,
creamed corn, whole wheat
bread, pineapple jelly, milk,
coffee.
II tho crcamed celery with poaehed
eggs on toast Is TO bo Ecrvcd to quite
small persons they will find It much
easter to handle II the toast Is cut In
neat squares md fitted tightly to-
Rcihcr before the crcamod celery Is
poured over. Toast Is hard TO cut
for tho biggest OF us, while tiny hands
find Il almost impossible to accom-
plish without disaster.
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Dream Prizes

TNIIE STAR viii award three
Il prizes OF five, three and
two dollars each for tho best
letters on MY Pet Dream"
The contest viii close Thur.
day. December z. ut noon, Prime.
winning letters viii he an
nounccd the following Saturday.
Keep your letters within 800
words. sign name and address,
stating whether or not you wish
same printed
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A FTER mother has roasted tho
~ Thanksgiving turkey 20 -
turn, it IS up 20 father 90 take
hand ana wreck the work Of
art OF enhance H.. according 20
his skill az carving.
Every woman has sat with
bate1 breath the first time the
man of tho house welded a cary
ing knife over n turkey. Since
no ordinary man caryra "a turkey
every day here's just how it
should be- done
Flrrt. D. sure that the carving
knife IL sharp. A dug knife viii
mean trouble and consequent
embarrassment
n an unusually large turkey
platter is used. we'll and good. n
not. a small platter should be ~
hand FOR the wings. thighs and
drumatiellH.
The platter should be- 80 placed
that tho breast Of the turkey viii
be At tho left hand ot The carver.
This Ia important
FOLLOW
ILL SITUATIONS
A. IN illustration No !. insert
tho carving fork firmly midway
Of the breast bone, pIunEinE V
deep. Tho fork must balance the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Answers TO Correspondents
NTACCINATIOS vs..
V SANITATION

Mr. G.--No, wc do not believe that
the decrease Of smallpox r. due solely
20 sanitation. While Improvement
IN sanitation has steadily Increased
IN tho las, yeara. 80 has smallpox
that Is, here IN the United States.
According 10 tho League OF Ma
tons Bulletin EpidemloIogys Intelli.
genSe No. ?, United States had the
largest number Of smallpox cases
b5.S3sl In the world during 1924. with
the single exception OF British India
In all Of European and Asintic Russia
there were only 2i.0C7 cases reported.
The figures for the United States for
/ the last year show an increase OF IS
per cent over 1898, while Russia
shows a decrease Of more than IS
I per cent for the same period Of time.
/ IL cleanliness were a sure protection
against tho disease, then II would
| look rs tho the people Of the United
I States arc on the whole dirtlcr In
I their habits than the people OF Rus
STA We certainly don't believe that.
No. in scientific circles II IS be.
| lieved that vaccination is the only
preventive against smallpox. and the
| reason for our Increase IS that there
are 80 many unscientific cults teach.
ing that vaccination is not only not a
preventive. but Is harmful
There have been some cases OF tet-
anus Nockjaw1 reported from the use
81 bunIon pads as protective dressing.
Some unused bunion pads were ex-
| amincd at the public health labora-
tories nj Washington. and were found
TO have some lockjaw germs in them.
Lockjsw germs are apt TO get into
all products in which glue is used. so
such products should not be used
where there is any wound. The sur
1 scon general Of the United States
! has warned pga!nst the use OF these
| bunion pads for vaccination dressing
/ Vaccination Is slight wound and
can be infected as can any other
wound on the body, II II is not prop
crly protected against contamination.
ono Of the accepted methods Of
treating is tho covering OF the wound
with six or eight layers OF sterile
Eauzc loosely strapped on. This
gauze should be Of sufficient size to
prevent tho adhesive tape from GOV
! cring any part Of the area OF the
iniiamod skin
Do you know that George Wash.
ington had smallpox and some Of his
coin had Il while he was In office.
TOMORROW: Answers TO Cor
respondents,
Copyright. 1926
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I R3DietandHealth
SsS.e@r By Lulu Hunt Peters, Md
''s'''T' Armerer Jef and RsaAa aadDie4t for Odler

Ny dear followers:
When sending for material ad-
dress your letters 10 DR.. Lulu Hunt
Peters. care Of George Matthew
Adams Service. $50 Park ave. New
YORK city. Please remember TO en-
close STAMPED. SELF-AD-
DRESSED envelope bearing your
full name and address. The pam
phlet on reducing and gaining h.
The only one for which you must en-
close TEN cents in stamps extra.
Make letters as brief as possible.
NOT OVER 200 WORDS. and type or
make them legibly with ink. please
sigp your name as evidence OF good
falth-we will not use IL In any
way. Remember II Is impossible FOR
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BREAKFAST
EAkltD ArpI.IN

Six apples. / tablespoon butter y
cup sugar, 2 cups prunc Juice,
Pare apples and cut In halves Re.
move cores and put into "A buttcrcd
baking dish, cut side up. FIN cavI.
ties with butter and sprinkle with
sugar. Pour over prune juice and
cover baking dish Bake in n slow
oven. batting frequently with the
Juice in the dish, when apples are
almost done remove cover and finish
tho baking. Allow 90 minutes for tho
apples to bake without cover. Serve
cold with or without cream.
Copyright, 1895, y. Il. \. Service, fno.)
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Stars Blamed
TOR Mdr5taI
Troubles
BN HORTENSE SAUNDERS
y. l.. 4. Service Writer


NEW YORK, NOV. sa.-Tics that
~ used 90 hind and fcucrs that
used to fstter hayr lost their hold.
ms power
Marriages once alleged 20 he
made Boa Haven, arc dissolved SO
tass hcr1 and In Paris that no one
.hese days makes any alicmpt 90
know the current names or the
married folks In his 0g her set
But don't blame the fcttcrs or
Heaven or Parts. They arc not 20
6lamo FOR tho divorces, or tho scan
das therruuIo pertaining Just
blame tho stars saturn, iu par,ieu.
8E. Saturn really IS az the bottom
or 10 AN. according 90 Belle art,
The famous Ustrologrg. who reads
and stars. and learn the worst be.
: orc tt happens,
saturn" says she. "has been cx,
srg.s.uE "a haleCul influence over
L.hra ever since 1891. And Ilbm
IS the sign that rules partnerships
Of all kinds, or which marriage is
Tho most popular and outstanding
HOMES BROKEN Up
ny PLANET
saturn. % appears, not only is
cnmpinE Iabu's style, hut has
teen placed tu an unrriendly aspect
TO Cancer which Is the sign OF the
home. That concentrates the dlf
Iculty. YOU see, and therefore We
and homes being broken up thru,
out the world az the within OF a
gapvlclauS planet,
Then. too" explained Miss Bart
Uranus. another planet. revolution,
ElHE and bringing a new order OF
affairs. has been In friendly aspect
TO saturn and Jupltev-eEgiuS them
on. as b were. This has affected
United States but not Europe.
which makes Europe biz more
table than America and better
place In which 20 10 your divorce
shopping This accounts FOR tho
popularity Of Paris"
Just think Of the divorces and
the petitions for divorce that have
come to our attention during this
year.
Flora Whitney Tower. daughter
~pt Mr.. and Mrs HAIRY Payne Whit
ley, went quietly over 10 Parts and
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Tower. tho wealthy PhlladelphIan.
WANTS TO BECOME
FIJI ONCE MORE
Then along comes Mrs. Carter
faidy. another member Of the Phila-
delphla exclusive social set, and an.
Hounces she's ready 10 be Fin wild
encr again.
Alma Ruhcns, Mrs. Jean Nash.
Mae Murray and Beverly Bayus SC
cured divorces since January. and
Mrs. Rudolph Valentino has an
nouuced her intention Of suing tho
handsome Rudolph. Peggy Hop.
kins-J oyce.Morncr. returned from
Paris. is reported In tho throes Of
getting rid OF Count MOrner. The
widow OF Enricy Caruso recently
divorced her second husband. Cap
tain Ernest Ingram, In Paris.
But VIC can't stop 20 cuUmerats
them all. On 10 the stars, for
there is more gloom ahead.
The year 1926 will beat the dl.
vorce record Of 1926" continued
,he beautiful seeress. 1T VIII no
- banner year and we may expect
many sensational divorce cases,
with tho majority Of ytc,ors in tho
feminine camp"
HereupOn she issued q warn.
ing to all men. She warns
them TO mediate and procras-
innate before starting divorce
proceedings. For the stars are
against them. It's woman's
year.
Jupiter comes into the ascend.
ency and forms an unfriendIy as
Dect 10 Saturn and Neptune, fur.
thcr complcatlng human relations
and making n close contact such
a. marriage possible only under the
height Of congeniality
But cheer up. The worst Is
yet TO come. Things will get 40
bad in 1927 and 1928, with Tr.
anus and Jupiter in q grand
conjunction, both in unfriendIy
aspect TO Cancer, that II win
result In modification of the
marriage law. permitting great.
er freedom In home ties, nt the
same time making divorce ~
easy at home ~ abroad
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Would RefiHish
.CuOLu FirSDinc,

a'"tHRB 4 ~ ptHAtH
Dear Miss Grey Can you or any
Of your readers tell me how to
cover up a smoked flrcplace7
When our chimney was frs,
made. II smoked tho brick blaci,
and II viii not wash off want
20 cover u with something to make
u resemble marble or which will
make the plain brick have shiny
appearance. HOUSEWIFE
! doubt II you viii be able TO
do this yourself. have been
unable TO secure any inform.
alton on the subject that would
help you. Perhaps some Of our
readers can offer some hekful
suggestions. II 50 I viii glad,
" print them,