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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Tri predlohy ma nucene pojis.
fovani automobile.

V zakonodarn6 v Annapolis
dosud predlozeny jsou tri ma
vrhy, jak by nucene pojistova-
nj automobile We statu zavede-
no byti melo.
V Dome zastupcd uveden
navrh, aby komisaf mad auto
mobily odepT1ti musel vydani
license, pokud mattel by nedo-
kazal, re pojisten1 wal do w
Sc $1,000.
Zakonodarna pracuje ma
pTedloze vyssf dani z gasoli-
nu, z jejfhoz vytezku silnice
spravovany a budovany byti by
molly.
= V Dome zastupc1 uvedl
delegat Phillips predlohu, aby
We statu dovoleny byly civilni
snatky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Diva mladici zatceni pro kradez

Edward Hall, 21 rok6 starry,
a 19lety Bryan Milstead, zatce-
nj byli pro Tadu kradezi spa
chanych V Guilford-Roland
Park uzemi.
Policie vysetfila, re Hall O.
bleceny cerveny lumber
Jack" a velkymi brylemi ma
ocich vessel do nekolika dom1
pfedstavuje Sc jake plynaren-
sky a vodarensky Inspector. Pc
"visite" inspektora v kazdem
dome neco ukradeno bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Trinact v siti prohibicnfch.

Trinact osob, mezi temito
dve zeny, zatceno bylo v 18
prepadech, jez provedeny byly
prohibicn1mi agenty We stredu.
Prepady provedeny byly ma
Pennsylvania avenue, N. Cen
trail avenue, N. Caroline ulici,
kde zatcen Milton Synek, Law
renee ulici, w. Redwood ulici,
Hillen ulici, Colyin ulici a Free
mont avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Postal Sc do vezeni.

Morris Shanklin re Cedar a.
venue uznan byl vinnym z neo-
pravneneho vzet1 automobile.
Soudce Staylor, pc vyslechu
rekl:
"Odsud'te Sc sam. Co chce-
te: 80 dnf We vezenl anebo
$1OO pokuty zaplatit.'
"Poslete mne do vezenl', u
soudil obzalovany. Stalo Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Rok "a SO cent?.

Gilbert Auts, % roxy starry
re zap. %. ulice, odsouzen byl
v pondeli ma rok do polepsov-
ny pro pTepaden1 J. A. Rittera,
obchodnfka v cfsle 1918 N.
Charles ulice. Ritter udal, re
.Auts vessel v nedeli do jeho OBJ
chodu rozkazuje, aby Ritter
mu dal padesat cent?. Kdy2
Ritter ukazal mu dvere, Auts
chytil jej a skrtil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Lodni dIstojnik Sc otravil.

Omrzen zivotem 45 rokG sta
ry William G.. Forquiguon, d1-
stojnik ma lodi Atlantic, otravil
Sc jedem We zdejs1m hotelu
Caswell, v 1tery. V Mercy ne
mocnici, kan dopraven, "a
kratko zemrel.
V zanechanem pc sobe listu
napsal:
"Na tento svet pfisli jsme
bez naseho souhlasu, proc by
chom nemohli jej tud1z opusti-
tt, kdyz zivot mic pro mas ne
znamena?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Jak jackson a ii druzi nam
snfzili dane?

Poplatnfci otevfraj1 oci ctou-
ce ty 1cty mestskych DAM. Je-
den z cele rady smutne prekva-
penych poc1ta.
Kdyz dafiova saba obnase-
la $2.97 re sta, platil jsem dan
i S vodnf licens1 1925.
Podle danove sazby snizene
letos ma $3.50 re sta platiti bu-
du ma tentyz dun $91.24 a We
die toho jeste "a vodu $40. To
ie to slavne letosn1 sn1zeni da-
nj! Blazni byli, kordy meli,
hadrama Sc potykali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
PodTezaI 81 hrdlo..

Padesat pet rokd stary
Charles M. Gibson, pokusil Sc
O sebevrazdu We SVEN dome ma
Dunkirk road. Prosekl 81 brit
YOU hrdlo a prerfzl z1ly v "a
pestl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Tri mssice "a utok ma zenu.

Joseph Vanderhorst odsou-
zen byl ma 3 mes1ce pro napa-
denf sve zeny, jfz pTerazil sa-
nici, vyrazil ruku z kloubu a
IopaTil vaT1cl vodou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Tricet tri kadeti propadli.

V namornf akademii v An
napolis pri pololetn1ch zkous-
kach propadlo 33 kadet1.
Nejvice propadlych bylo z
prvn1ho rocnfku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Farmar zlomil ST nohu padem
6 VOZu

Pfi padu vozu zlamal 81 We
stredu pravou nohu farmaT
Howard Grooms z Granite v
Baltimorskem okresu.
Osetfovan jest We zdejs1 uni
versitnl nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Zatcena.

Helen Makarsky Zatcena
byla prohibicn1mi agenty, KITE
RI saloonu, il vedenem els.
428 w. Barre ulice, nalezli
znacne zasoby lihovin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
MiStni ZrrdVy
z kraianskych kruhG.

Manzele Matej a Marie
Holy z cfsla 112 Filbert ulice
V Curtis Bay slavili sve peta-
dvacetilete manzelstv1 v kruhu
rodiny ku kterezto oslave Sc
mimo dftek dostavili pratele O.
slavencu, ktere Sc V pratelskem
kruhu bavili az do rama, nacez
jim vSickni pr1tomnf blahopfa-
Ii by Sc stastne dockali i swat
by zlate.
We Westminster, Md,
pohTbena byla We stTedu rano
pi. Barbora Jel1nek, vdova po
Franku Jelfnkovi. Zesnula V
Baltimore. PohTeb vypraven
byl domu jejf dcery, Law
renee Mummaugh, {. 2203
Preston Place.
= Krasne pobavenf minule-
no pondeli V Katolicke Budove
pripravil Sbor Katolickych So
kolG V podobe kostymnfho pie
su. Opet dokazano, re Soko-
lici mali vzdy magnet, jiny-
mi slovy, ze "pTitahnou' neb
prostorny sal byl bav1cimi ma
plnen. A coz ty krasne kosty-
mi. Byla to iiste radost jak Sc
kazdy nenucen6 bavil rri hud-
be br. M. Hromadky. Kdyz
pax nadesla ia chvfle udelen1
cen, tn predem pTimerenym
kratkym proslovem Rektor vlp.
Josef Soft jmenem Sboru ode
vidal krasny znak uznanfm
ma pamatku br. JOS. Hirtovi "a
25ti-lete verne sluzby CO ta-
iemn1k Sboru Katolickych So
koln. Ma to br. J. Hirt vfele
pod6koval a provolal sboru tri-
krat "ZdaT BGh!" Dale 6 W.
branych soudcd melo pernou
praci vybrat 6 vftezG, neb Sc
zdalo re kazdy kostym je kras-
ny, a jeden leps1 nez druhy.
Bylo jich re Sc to ami nedalo
spoe1tat. Pc vsestranem nej-
lepsim usouzeni byly dany ce-
ny nasleduj1c1m:
Damske: 1. Nev6sta re Slo-
vace, - pf. F. Vrablic; 2. Ces-
ka kn6zna, -pf. T. Baborsky !;
3. Span6lska senorita, sic.
M. Dvofak.
Panske: 1. Prime, - p. K.
Bittman; 2. Strycek Sam, = p.
J. Vonasek; 3. Sasek ma koni,
- p. j. Pinkas, ktery mel per-
nou praci tim konem, jakoz
vedenfm cele promenady. Kaz-
dy byl spokoien a uznaval
spravne rozdelenf cen. Ma to
Sc rozproudila zabava kazdy
litoval kdyz pTislo II hodin, ze
uz must j1ti domG. A tax je
to ma tom sv6t6, vsecko ma
svuj konec tax i tato Zabava
musela ukoncit, ale dlouho ma
nj zajiste kazdy bude vzpomi-
nat, a milou vzpom1nkou to bu-
de pro Sbor Katolickych Soko-
lii re dovedli takove pobaveni
pTipravit. Dopisovatel
= Kdo chce straviti pr1jem.
ne ned6.lnl odpoledne a je ia
dostiv n6co pekneho videtl
necht pride tuto nedeli, dine
13. 1nora, We 8. hod. odpol. dc
Sokolovny, kdez Dram. odbol
Sok. Jed. Blesk pfedvede skvo
stnou veselohru "Devce jake
kvet", hru O 8 dejstvfch od
Karla PiskoTe. Hra bude o
svezena tez ceskymi a sloven
skymi narodnfmi kroji iakoz
dalsf scenericke vyprave veno
vana bude nalezita pece a Il
Sc nasi dcinkujicf budou ciniti
by pfedvedli hru co nejzdafile
il, coz zarucuje veliky pozitel
a re kazdy bude odtud odna
Seti hluboky DOZEN, neb hr;
sama O sobe jest velice cenna
Doufame, re nikdo neopomen,
+6+o nTflazitosti. neb liz jicl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Baltimore & Ohio draha pripo-
il Western Maryland a bude
nniti dina w & L. r.

Pima kontrola Western Ma
ryland drahy ziskana byla dra-
hou Baltimore & Ohio, jak O.
znameno 1tery z New Yorku.
Spolu B.. & O. draha z1skala
asi polovinu podild Wheeling
& Lake Erie drahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Pri odstranovani. snshu
zemrel.

Sedmdesat pet roku starry
James H. Chambers, Maine a.
venue, zemfel sobotu, kdyz
pocal odhazovati sn1h z chod-
nlku pred domem. Ranen byl
srdecnl mrtvici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Utonul v pfistavu.

Policie vysetruje utonuti Jo-
sepha Padrczy z Dillon ulice,
jehoz mrtvola nalezena byla
We vodach pr1stavu u konce
Caroline ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Alkohol ukraden z Johns
Hopkins.

z Johns Hopkins lekaTsk6
skoly ukradeno bylo pet nadob
naplnenych alkoholem Gene
$3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Prerazena mu noha ma ctyrech
mistech.

Ma Herberta Chandlera, pra
cujfc1ho ma Conowingo hrazi
spadl kamen, ktery mu pTera-
zil nohu ma ctyrech mistech.
Evening star., 1927-05-03
C. & NV. TRAFFIC ZIP.

NEW YORK. May 8 Lp).-The Chi
cago & North Western handled 17S,575
cars of revenue freight in April,
against 169.686 In April last year. The
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul ham
died 162,90S, against 163,975,
Women of Belfast refuse to use
ranges because they prefer kitchen.
etteS
Evening star., 1927-05-03
u. S. SEEKS $1,13O. 600
ON ELK HILLS LEASES
Interest Claimed on Oil Received
by Doheny Companies From
Naval Reserve.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated fFese
LOS ANGELES, May S.--The con.
troversy over the E. l.. Doheny in
terests' Elk Hills naval oil reserve
leases, whose cancellation recently
was upheld by the United States Su-
preme Court, has been renewed In
hearing on payments OF 81 1.130, 900 in
interest which the Government is
seeking to collect from the Pan.Ameri-
can Petroleum and the Pan-American
Petroleum & Transportation Cos.
panies.
The question came before the Fed
eral District Court yesterday on a
motion TO spread the lease mandate
of the United States, Supreme Court
on the local court records, and also
in connection with new decree
which Judge Paul J. Mccormick will
make in accordance with the Supreme
Court decision. ~
The interest is sought on oil re-
ceived by the companies from the
naval oil reserve in connection with
certain contracts with the Govern.
ment. The Government counsel de-
clared that the Supreme. Court ruling
had not disturbed Judge McCormick's s
original decision regarding these pay
ments.
The Doheny attorneys contended
that the Government and the com
panies had entered into a mutual
agreement regarding the receivership
and contracts, and that the oil was
merely a form Of currency in the
transaction on which interest should
not be paid
Evening star., 1927-05-03

grease. Burlap prices are lower. and
silk is following the same trend. The
last two products, of course. are i'm.
ported from the Orient to a large de-
gree. but affect the cost of American
manufacture.
Cottonseed Oil Lower.
Cottonseed oil prices have dropped 3
cents a pound or more in the last year
Wheat prices are around 35 cents a
bushel lower for some grades, Corn ts
lower, but not so much so as wheat.
Book and wrapping paper have showed
a decline, Sulphuric acid is up, but
sulphate of ammonia is down as COM
pared with last year. Sulphur, how
ever, is higher. Flour shows decided
drop.
Hog prices are lower than last year,
but sheep have advanced in price and
so have cattle and green hides. Steel
prices are generally lower than at this
time in 1926. The composite prices of
If products are down about So ton.
Bessemer steel billets have declined 81
ton and scrap prices also have
slumped. as have those for pig iron.
Yellow pine is down 10 cents thou
sand feet, but fir prices are strong.
Cecent Is off decidedly, owing to the
large increases lin productive capacity.
According to the general wholesale
price index compiled by Prof. Irving
Fisher of Yale. prices are down over
Il points as compared with a year ago.
Evening star., 1927-05-03
STOCK INCREASE PROPOSED.

NEW YORK, May 8 GA pro.
posed increase of 100000 shares. $25
par, in authorized capital stock of the
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, rails
ing the issue from $62S.000,000 to
$3.50, 900 900, will be acted on by stock.
holders at the annual meeting on
June Z. In a notice to stockholders
recommending the increase, the direc;
tors stated that no new financing was
contemplated, nor was there any plan
in mind involving issue or sale Of
additional capital stock other than
the small amount currently required
for operations of the company's sec
ond employees stock acquisition plan.
Evening star., 1927-05-03
POTATO MARKET WEAKER.

CHICAGO. May 8 Gp).-Potatoes-
Receipts. new. AZ cars; old. 107, cars;
on track, new, 95 cars; old, Ill cars;
total U. S. shipments, 621 cars; Can
ada. IS cars. Old stock--Supplies
moderate; demand and trading slow.
market slightly weaker: Wisconsin
sacked round whites, 2.90a3.05; most
ly 2.95aS00; Idaho sacked Russets,
mostly 400. New stock--Supplies lib
eraI; demand and trading very slow,
market slightly weaker; Florida bar
rels Spalding Rose. mostly 500; Texas,
Alabama and Louisiana sacked Bliss
Triumphs, mostly 400; ir '"rior. $50.
Evening star., 1927-05-03
PLANS STOCKHOLM PLANT
General Motors to Build Assembly
Factory in Sweden.

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, May 3 CP).
Establishment of an American auto.
mobile plant In Stockholm, owned and
operated by the General Motors Cor.
poration, has been definitely decided
upon, chiefly as a result of the recent
votes of the Swedish Riksdag lower
ing the import duties on parts and re-
fusing to increase protection on cars
made in Sweden.
American cars, chiefly the Chevrolet,
will be built on the new part OF the
Stockholm Harbor known as Ham.
marbyleden, where American ships
can unload directly into the yard Of
the plant. Some parts will be made in
Sweden and the tariff duties on all ex-
ported cars will be refunded. Ford
already has a similar assemblaGe
plant at Copenhagens .
Evening star., 1927-05-03
RAILWAYS FATHER"
IN INDIANA is DEAD
Charles L. Henry, Electric Line
Pioneer, Was Reputed Author
of Word "Intefurban."
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
INDIANAPOLIS. May 3.-Charles
l.. Henry. aged II. father" of the
electric railway in Indiana and de-
clared to be the coiner of the word
"interurban," died at his home here
late yesterday after an illness of more
than two months. He was president
and receiver of the Indianapolis-Cin-
cinnati Traction Co.
During the last Is years Mr.. Henry
was chairman Of the national relations
COMMITTEES of the American Electric
Railways Association, and during the
last two years was counsel for that
body.
Mr. Henry. in 1899. announced COM
pletion of the first electric interurban
railway in the State. The road OPP
Grated between Anderson and Alexan-
dria. He had a prominent part in es,
tablishing and organizing the Union
Traction Co.
Mr. Henry was elected to Congress
in 1894 and again in 1896.
In 1903 he purchased the Indian
apolis Journal, since merged with the
Star. but sold the paper the next
wear.
Evening star., 1927-05-03
INDUSTRY DRIVEN
TOCUT EXPENSES
Little Likelihood of Advance
in Commodity Prices Puts
Issue to Factories.
BY j. c. R0YLE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK, May 3.--Commodity
prices in the United States are fairly
stationary today. but there is no ques-
ton whatever that they are at a
lower level than they were year ago.
This does not mean that business is
suffering or that profits have diSap-
peared. 1t means that competition is
stronger than for years and that in
order to maintain profits producers
and distributors have had to cut ex-
penses and overhead by improved
methods.
Leaders in various lines of produc-
ton seem confident that sooner or
later the prices of basic commodities
VIII rise above their present levels.
but they seem equally certain that
no sudden rise is in prospect. That
fact is duly evidenced in the CON
tinued policy of most consumers of
purchasing in small quantities for
present needs only. They seem to
see no necessity for anticipating their
needs for an extended period.
Strong Buyer Resistance.
There is strong buyer resistance to
advances in retail prices which is re-
flected all down the line. Repeatedly
II is stated by producers and manu-
facturers that goods are selling below
the level warranted by conditions, yet
producers hesitate TO advance figures
for fear of checking the wonderful
volume of purchases, which is the
backbone of the present prosperity Of
the country.
What may be said with truth about
the general majority of commodities
10 oil oil
The statistical position of some mate
rials is so strong as to overcome the
general trend. 1t is possible this will
be the case in cotton. The effect OF
the floods the boil weevil menace and
restriction of planting may serve to
strengthen this commodity.
The position of the non-ferrous
metals is growing stronger, and the
restrictions on exports from the Far
East placed on rubber by the British
colonial government viii tend toward
gradually higher prices. Oil prices are
very low. but produc, on still is very
high. Advances may be expected,
however. when output falls off. Coal
is likely to advance If the strike con-
tinues. not because Of technical posi-
ton. but from psychological reasons.
Although by no means all of the au-
tomobile concerns have cut quotations.
prices for automobiles and trucks are
lower than at this time last year
Tires are decidedly lower. and crude
rubber Is at least 10 cents a point
cheaper. Both steam and anthracite
coal are lower than year ago. Oil
prices are 80 to so cents a barrel
cheaper than last May. Wool prices,
estimated in 9S grades, are from 8 to
10 cents pound cheaper in the
Evening star., 1927-05-03

NEW YORK. May GRl.-General
Electric Co. has adopted the use Of
welding as a means of construction
of factory and other plant buildings
for future building programs, it hav-
ing been found that the welded struc-
ture can be made with less material
than the riveted structure. for the
same loads.
Evening star., 1927-05-03
MOTo METER PROFITS.

NEW YORK, May LP.--F'irst
quarter net income of Motto Meter
Co. and subsidiaries declined to $780,
993 from $522,215 in the first quarter
last year. This is equal to 80 cents a
share on the "a" stock and 25 cents
on the "B,,' against $1.3S on the "A''
and s1.22 on the ''B" year ago.
Evening star., 1927-05-03
POULTRY MARKET FIRM.

CHICAGO, May 8 (P.-Poultry.
alive, firm; receipts, 3 cars; fowls.
25a25h; broilers, 2Sa40; turkeys, 90;
roosters, Is; ducks, 30a33; geese, 17a1s
Evening star., 1927-05-03
LEAD PRICE REDUCED.

NEW YORK, May 3 CP).-The Amer
lean Smelling & Refining Co. has re-
duced the price of lead from 6.S5 to
6.75 cents per pound.
Evening star., 1927-11-09
Sl0.75 Boudoir
Chair, $12.98

Comfortable and restful Chair
for the boudoir, attractively
cretonne covered. Coverings in
. choice of three pretty designs.
sAsasnkS assuas =, -...- sfourth Flcor.l
Evening star., 1927-11-09
S2.2 Wolfe Panels
S1.1

10 inches wide, 2I4 yards long.
Oh sheer hard twist voile with
insets of wide lace; some nm
ished with shaped hounce and
fringe. OthsSs ruffle finished.
lsixth Floor.t
Evening star., 1927-11-09
0.Inch Velour
Portieres, $21.95

French edge. Each length so
inches wide. In seven wanted
color combinations, suitable for
any color scheme. Sunfast.
-... tetxtA yloos.s
Evening star., 1927-11-09
$1.25 Upright Piano
81

Childrcn's o-key uprig
piano; Schoenhut make.
Third Floor.)
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$l2.95 Night Stand
With Drawer, S6.89

This useful mahogany We
neered table comes in a dark
hnish Well constructed with
shelf and drawer. A stand that's
extremely convenient for the
bedroom-and very low priced.
.-- (Tourth Floor.b
Evening star., 1927-11-09
$1.30 Foot Balls
ST

Genuine CoWhide Foot Balls;
excellent quality and we'll
made.
fThird Fioor.)
Evening star., 1927-11-09
Boudoir Pillows

In many dainty styles
and colors. Prettily lace
trimmed. Good sizes.
(Sixth Floor
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$1.19 Slate Blackboard
81

Sturdy easel frame. With
two rows OF counting beads.
Third Floor,
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$1.45 Toy Tea Set
81

3 pieces. Six saucers. cups
and plates, creamer and sugar.
Pretty designs.
(Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1927-11-09
S1.25 Air.E.Go.Round

An all-mctal toy. Tower
supporting three aeroplanes
that circle in midair.
Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1927-11-09
$1.@ Mamma Doll

Of colored glass with silver
plated holders; including bon
bon dishes, syrup jugs, vases,
lemon dishes, etc.
MAIN Floor
Evening star., 1927-11-09
S1.5 Enaneled
Combinet, 81

$1.5O Enameled
Combinet, 81
Convenient as garbage pail
or slop jar. Complete with
white enamel cover.
Fourth Floor.D
$1.25 Metal Kitchen
Stool, ST
Of white enameled steel.
~ inches high. Lightly but
strongly made.
Fourth Floor.)
Sl.19 Linen Tablecloths
ST
Size 50x50 inches. OF fine
linen with attractive colored
borders.
tFourth FIoor.)
Evening star., 1927-11-09

Heavy absorbent grade for
dish. hand or roller towels.
Durable quality.
Fourth Floor.)
Evening star., 1927-11-09

Beautiful Potted Glass Tu-
lips, Cigarette Boxes, Ash
Trays, Perfume Droppers and
Scores of other useful gifts.
main Floor.)
Evening star., 1927-11-09
27-Inch Velour Portieres
s8.4S Pr.

Rich, deep lusrous pile, in effective combna
tions Blue and blue blue and blue and gold blue and
taupe blue and mulberry mulberry and taupe
Flo)
Evening star., 1927-11-09

$1.45 Water Pail
81
10-quart,size. Made of good
quality white enamel ware.
Fourth Floor.)
Evening star., 1927-11-09
Boudoir Lamps

From Gee h o-Slovakia.
Hand-decorated; some with
quaint scenes; others in mot
tied effect.
(Fourth FlOor.)
Evening star., 1927-11-09
Ready-made
Laundry Bags

Finished with fast-coIor
binding; Sits at sides;
opening at bott ON;
extra outside pockets;
hanger included.
(Sixth Floor
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-30
YOUR FIRST DINNER In 1928

YOUR FIRST DINNER IN 1928
The Thanksgiving and Christmas
menus which ! have published in
this column a few days in advance
Of these holidays have brought in so
many complimentary letters from
readers that / am going to give
you my idea Of what would be a
good New Years dinner. This is
being published two days in adj
vance, so you will have plenty Of
time to 60 to the market and secure
these foods.
You cannot start the New Year
better than to resolve to select your
dinner carefully as to quality. prop
or. quantity, and correct combin-
ations!
In my own family it has been
many years since any resolutions
have been adopted about good
dietetic habits. We just naturally
eat the right things, and selecting
the proper foods has become as easy
as breathing.
However, I know many Of you
have been promising yourselves for
long time that you would start
dieting" soon. Well. here's your
chance-start out with this New
Years dinner:
Celery and Ripe Olives, Sailed
Roasted Nuts, Sliced Cucumbers
with Grated Raw Carrots, Roasted
Turkey or Chicken, Wholewheat
Dressing, Baked Ground Beets,
Cooked Cucumbers, Baked Apples
a la Mode.
Sliced Cucumbers with Grated
Raw Carrots: Arrange cucumbers
either sliced or quartered on bed
Of crisp lettuce, over which crate
the desired amount Of raw carrot.
A little olive oil or peanut butter
dressing may be added if desired.
Wholewheat Dressing: Slice and
slightly toast small loaf of genu-
Inc wholewheat bread, or the same
quantity of wholewheat mullins.
Break into small pieces and moisten
with milk. Add cups Of diced
celery, l cup of minced ripe olives.
/ cup Of ground roasted peanuts,
and * cup Of seedless raisins. Mix
all ingredients thoroughly. The
amount is sufficient for q small
turkey.
Baked Ground Bcets: Select
small tender beets and wash thor
oughly. Without peeling cut into
small pieces and run through the
food grinder. Place in dry flat
pan to a depth of 2 or 3 inches, and
bake tightly covered for Is or 20
minutes. Remove cover and place
under flame until slightly brown on
top. Serve with butter.
Cooked Cucumbers: Slice cucum-
bers and cook until tender in
heavy aluminium pan. Remove cover
and allow any excess liquid to cook
down. Just before serving add
small amount Of hot cream and
little chopped parsley.