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ONE PROJECTED
OCEAN JOURNEY
is CALLED OFF
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page onel
Captain +. T. Courtney and his crew
at Corunna, Spain. continued their
preparations for resumption Of their
flight to New York. while bad wealth
er held Captain Robert Macintosh
and Capt. ''Tony" Wreford and their
airplane Princess Xenia on the
ground at Dublin, Ireland.
Three French teams, Leon Givon
and Pierre Corbu, Dieudonne Costes
and Lieutenant LIE Brix, and Paul
Tarascon and Jean Laule were in
Paris awaiting a chance to hop off,
while Charles A. Levine remained
weatherbound in England.
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Radios RialtO
(Bv The Associated press)

(By The Associated Press)
A New York program will be re-
broadcast by WCCO at 6 p. n.y., the
Twin Cities radio station, followed
at p. M, by a dinner concert. An
other New York program will be re-
broadcast through WCCO at 9 p. NJ.
with a dance program to be on the
air at lO:O5 p. NJ.
WRHM (26O.7) Minneapolis, will
send out surprise program at $50
p. M; dinner concert at p m.;
musical program at p. m., and
an old time dance orchestra will be
featured at 8 p. m. WDGY (2607)
Minneapolis, will broadcast a pep
hour at p. M, and has dance pro.
gram on at IL p. M.
! WAND (225.4) Minneapolis, has a
musical program at 6:l5 p. M; an
orchestra to be heard at 7:3O p. M.
and a request program starting at
II p. M. WHDI (258) Minneapolis.
will present a popular program at 8
p. nj. KFOY l2S5.5) st. Paul, also
has musical program starting at
9:05 p. III.
WBBM (389.4) Chicago, will send
out orchestra music at p. M; dance
music at 9:l5 p. M, and program
by an organ club at II p. m. VIGIL
(483.6) Chicago, has entertainers at
both and 10 p. M. WHO (4lC) Chi
cago, will present Hawaiians and
cowboy songs starting at . p. M.
WHO (5354) Des Moines, has an
orchestra to be on the air at G:3O p.
M; a saxophone scxtct to be pre-
scented at 1870 p. m.. and string
trio will entertain at $3.50 p. IN. WOS
(469) jefferson City, is featuring a
string band and musical program to
be offered at S:l5 p. M.
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able taxes. best location. Sales
price $1,000. Terms.
THIS AGENCY, WANTS YOU TO
get the best for your money and
to line up = deal for, you that is
right. Money to loan on good city
property. Can finance any rea-
sohabie purchAss plan.
Hoddel,s Real, Estate
HID. Agency !
70 Years a. Aetive CITY Selling
WOkb bleck. = & Phone 0.
FOR KENT--rurnished sleeping
room in modern home. also light
housekeeping room. Hot water
heat. Call at eis Sixth street or
Phone 6i9.W.
FOR RENT Warm steam heated
modern room facing south. four
blocks from pOstoffice. Gentle
men preferred. Phone 967.
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CON NIs1NA ~ <NSGSIyt AuEuIHQSU sItpi,-
ing room in al modern home, suit
able for one or two. near high
school. Phone ll6l-K or call a,
fgH Sixth street.
FOR SAl.E-Corona portable TIVE
writer. practically new. Price $50
See X. T.. Potter. at Webb Brothers
WANTED --ChaNbern,aid at the Ban
ner House.
WANTED, Fret class carpenters 70,
out Ut city. Call at biO Fourth
street. N. A. FrsebMrX.
FOR RENT Modern apartment. two
large front rooms on ground floor.
private entrance from street. hot
water heat. partly furnished. Cab
vi llS First street.
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WANTED-At once experienced me-
chAnics at COrwin- Churchill Mo-
tors Inc.
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-
What q tragedy that 50 few
realize the suffering constipation
causesl Il ruins health and wrecks
beauty. i saps strength. It MUIR
ders sleepl Il sickens the body
and causes disease after disease.
And it could all be % easily re-
lieved. Kellosg's AlL-BRAN Is
guaranteed to relieve constipation
safely, promptly.
Why part-bran products fail!
AL-DRAN has bulk" This bulk
absorbs moisture and carries It
throughout the intestines - gently
distending them-purifying. remov-
ing poisonous wastes. In . part-bran
product the quantity Of bulk i %
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TOUGH LIFE

Visiting Minister: All, my unfor
tunate friend, this world is full Of
trials.
Hard Case: II amt the trials
that worries me. sir: it's the verdicts
Answers. London.
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CAN'T CARRY ON

Guardina (scolding): | must agree
with your aunt, Joan, we rather
hoped night clubs would be the last
places you would go to.
Joan: can assure you they are
they leave you just enough energy ia
stagger back to your cot.-Passing
Show. London.
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There are several countries in
which u census never has been taken
They are Persia, Afghanistan, the
Indo Chinese Peninsula, half OF
Africa. parts Of South America and
most Of China.
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MANDAN DAIRY
man HAS HIGH
HERD AVERAGE
c. Keidals Herd Shows Best
Test For July, According
to IT. E. Balk

G. Keidel of Mandan had the high
est herd average during the month Of
July, according to the report of II. f..
p~"- .estcr for the Rnrleiph- Morton
testing association. Ray Breen and
,.m q. " eiss were almost, tied for
second place, while f. Saville of
Braddock had fourth high herd.
The high herds and their owners
were:
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Dl,TIFJu. DAUGHTER

Father: See that you leave thf
party at a reasonable hour. No com
ing home with the milkman, now
Daughter: Of course not. lie
won't he there.--Tit- Bits, London.
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FOR PROFIT

THAT golfer going out must be
worth watching. Just look att the
crowd following him."
Rather; those are the bejs who
sell his lost balls. Passing Show.
London.
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No need for habit-formins pills!
How different from dangerous pills
and drugs-which become useless
unless the dose Is constantly in
creasedl AlL-BRAN is delicious
with milk or cream-and add fruits
or honey. Let it soak a. few mo-
ments to bring out all It's flavor.
Serve with other cereals. In soups.
Try recipes on every package. Eat
two tablespoonful daily-in
chronic cases. with every meal.
Don't accept . part-bran substi-
tute. Insist on genuine kellogg's.
Sold by all grocers. Served at
hotels. restaurants - on diners.
Made BY the Kellogg Company in
Battle Creek. Mich. Write for free
Treatise on Constipation
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WANTED~-Three more men for re-
sale work. Man making good will
be made crew manager. Hughes
Electric Co., Bismarck
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Only six members Of the associa-
ton fed grain during the summer,
while last year nearly every MEM
Der fed grain all summer on account
of the pasture shortage, Mr.. Balk
reports. Although grain is neces-
sary feed even with good pasture. he
says. it is not very profitable with
the high feed prices prevailing.
Schneider Bros. recently sold six
of their cows for dairy purposes.
Wm p Borden is new member OF
the association.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room in mod
ern home. Close in. one bloca
north Of postoffice. hot water heat.
board il desired. CALI ut 3O5 Third
street.
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Flashes of Life
(Bv The Associated Pressl

lBy The Associated PreSsJ
New York-Painted on Rene
Fonck's. biplane. which he hopes to
fly to Paris. is the Latin equivalent
Of 1T floats, but does not sink"
New York-The most efficient of
four forms Of sport for a golf course
will be settled tomorrow at the
Queenville country club to the sat
isfaction Of everybody except follow
ers Of the losers. Lou Gehrig, pre-
tender to the throne of Babe Swat.
Paul w. Crouch, archer. and Fred c..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-09

See Gussner's in regard to
their stool deal Saturday,
Sept 1etlB
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LIGHT FINGERS

"Who was that old gent you were
talking to-"
IL don't know. Let's see il his
name is in his wallet Aussie, Sgd
ney.
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FOR RENT-One furnished apart.
Ment in the Rue Apartments. Call
at I'll Ave A or Phone G97-J.
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FOR SALE-New ~ gage repeating
Winchester Shot Gun $500. CALI
X. W. Sanders, 1922 NJ.
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LOST-A bunch Of keys in key con-.
taincr Finder please return to
Tribune office.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-09

Ksliogg's ALL.
BRAN is sold with
this definite guaran-
tee: Eat IL accord
ing to directions. II
il does NOT relieve
constipation safely.
We will refund the
purchase price.
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TOR SALE Lenthcr upholstered dav-
export $1,000. V. N. bed and spring
$1,000, Singer Sewing Machine $16,
9xl? S'ubbv rug 5000. Phone
61a-W Of call ut 900 Fifth street.
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WHEN LOVE WAVES

She: What's that mountain over
there?
He: ] don't know.
She: Charles! You don't love me
any more. Before we were married
you used to know everything Dorf-
barber. Berlin.
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BRING. ON FOOD: 4

BRING ON FOOD! !.
Stingy Host: When will you dine
with me again?
Guest: Now, If you likc.--Lecd-
Mercury.
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WANTED-An experienced. grocery
clerk for city. Inquire" Ho: 423,
bismarck, n. j.
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small that there i seldom enough to do this
work. That il why doctors recommend
ALL-BRAN because it is 1902 bran-lOO%
effective.
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They've indicted Daniel Graham
tabove> New York cop-sheik. on a
charge Of numbering Judson Pratt
the paymaster for whom he acted rs
guard. In iS hours Graham is al
legged to have spent all hut $500 Of
the $4,000 in currency Pratt carried
when he was slain. a large amount
Of it. it is charged. Graham showered
on Marion Scott, Coney Island cab.
aret hostess, who hid her face from
the camera when the picture below
was taken as She came to court.
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FOR SALE-Aft Garland hard coal
heater. Ignite coat fheater. four
hole laundry stove, VERY reasonable
for cash. Phone 731-E or call It
7OS w. ROsser Ave.
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Murdered sleep

SLEEP that brings no soothing rest. Empty
sleep-that drives tense nerves and aching
muscles back to weary bodiesl No wonder
people crack and break when precious sleep
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FOR RENT---ModerM apartment. two
large front rbOms on ground floor.
private entrance from street, hot
water heat. partly furnished. Cali
vi ll0 First street
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q ti..G e 8 '..Ns
FOR RINT--F'urnished sleeping
room in modern home. also light
housekeeping room. Hot water
heat. Cal! at 6ia Sixth street or
Phone 6i9.W.
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WANTED-At once experienced me-
chAnics at COrwin- Churchill Mo-
tors Inc.
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FOR -Cocona portable tv~c.
writer. practically new. Price $50
See X. +. Potter. at Webb Brothers
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Hoddel,' Real Estate
ga,.se Agency issl

10 Years a. Active CITY Selling
WOkb 6lock. Phone 0.
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WANTI:f, Fret class carpenters 70,
out Of city. Call at $40 Fourll
street. N. 4. FrsebMrK.
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WANTED -ChaYberMaid at the Ban
ner House.
Evening star., 1927-05-19
SPRINCTIME
BY u. G. PEATTIE.
Dangleberry and Deerberry.

Up In the low, scrubby growth bacl;
Of my house in the Virginia woods
where young oaks and pines are shoot
ing, grows a pretty tangle Of plants Of
the health family, azaea, trailing ar
butus. several kinds of blueberry and
laurel. Among them are two dainty
little flowers now in bloom whose
praises | have never heard any one
sing, yet they have a strange beauty
Of their own. and to me the season OF
their blooming is one with the lus-
ciOus greenery of this time of year.
The dangleberrY, or tangleberry, or
blue tangle, as it has been Variously
called, is. in truth, a huckleberry
with pretty little bell-shaped flowers
and with it grows the deerberry, with
white. star-shaped, fragrant blooms
nodding beneath light green leaves
OF the two, the deerberry is the pret-
tier, but next July it will not be the
berries of the deerberry that / shall
delight to run clinking into a pail, for
they are inedibe. The more humble
tangleberry will furnish the stuff for
hUckleberly mullins.
Both Of these flowers, OF course. are
close to the common blueberries in
botanical llinship. But the huckleber.
ries stand apart, having leaves sprin-
Killed. over with shining resinOus dots
and on the big white flowers of the
deerberry Is a glory no mere blue
berry ever knew.
Evening star., 1927-05-19
Ways to Mend Matters
Hamburg Roa st.

Chop together very fine two pounds
Of beef from the top of the round.
freed from all fat and fibers; four
ounces Of beef marrow and two or
three small sprigs of parsley. Add a
teaspoonful of salt dash of paprika
and beaten egg. Mix all together
into a compact shape, longer than
wide. Slide the meat onto a buttered
baking sheet, spread with -four and
butter or drippings creamed together
and set TO cook in a hot oven. When
the meat IS scared over on the outside.
reduce the heat. Let cook about half
an hour, basting frequently with
drippings. Serve with sauce made in
the pan after the removal of the meat.
Evening star., 1927-05-19
Everyday Law Cases
May Woman Resume Her
MGidCH Name pom obtain
inc a DirOrCeP
BY THE COUNSELLOR.
BY THE COUNSELLOR

Marriage had been a disiliusionment
for Mrs. Jane Hanson Smith. She had
been WoOed and won in a whirlwind
courtship by John Smith, who appar-
emily was an enterprising young man,
of good moral character. But mar
riage had changed him.
Jane had tried hard to keep her hus-
band faithful, but he had broken his
many promises. Realizing the futilitY
of her attempts 10 reform him, Jane
filed suit for divorce on the grounds of
his misconduct.
In her petition Jane included a spe-
cial prayer asking the court to per
nit her to resume her maiden name Of
Jane Hanson. Her purpose was three.
fold first, to rid herself OF the name
of the man who had brought her such
misery; secondly, to regain a name
which meant a great deal III the social
circle of her city, and thirdly, to he
permitted to drop the prefix of Mrs. y
John Smith realized that he had no
defense to her action for divorce, but
questioned the authority Of the court
to permit his wife to resume her
maiden name.
But the court granted the divorce
and also her special request regarding
her name, declaring:
Most courts are authorized by
statute in granting q divorce to a
woman to allow her to resume her
maiden name, If she prays for it
in her petition. Even in the absence
of the statute, the rule is also followed
and the change Of name permitted
Evening star., 1927-05-19
Complain to the Right Person
ny LYDIA LE BARON WALKER.

= all the petty minutiae, we enlarge our
I oWn suffering instead Of minimizing
! IT, The more we dwell upon unpieaS-
ant occurrences The more they bother
us This is seIf-eVdent fact, for
Whatever we think upon tinges our
! entire life for the time being. So.
| both for our own satisfaction and that
4 Of others. il il important TO com.
| plain" to The right person.
Getting Good Results.
IF. instead Of talking over eriev.
ances with some one who is utterly
without influence in the matter, the
complaint went 10 the right one, good
should come For instance, let us
suppose that a mail service ia changed
for the worse or is inadequate. The
only persons who can alter the sitll-
alton are those in the postal service.
Take Your complaint 10 the post
master and see what he can do about
1t. lie may be able 10 explain salts.
factorily why prevailing rules were
made, or he may thank YOU for a
helpful suggestion and remedy the
matter. A letter written to him. put
ting forth the facts as YOU see them.
If sent in the right spirit, Is sure to
he given attention.
Improving Service.
If q tradesman makes errors it does
no good TO talk about it to a friend
though this is a common occurrence
Speak to him about it aud he will be
glad 10 see that YOU have better sery.
ice, The thing TO lie sure about is
that 1t is brought to the attention
or the right person. If. after talk
Ing with the person who YOU suppose
IL the right one, the same mistakes
Keep recurring. then 1t is time to
verify your supposition that YOU had
spoken 10 the correct one. 1t fire..
quentIY happens that "the man high.
er up must he sought and the stu.
alton be explained to him.
Ways TO Mend Matters.
If trouble comes between friends
beware Of talking about it to the
wrong person. Either keep quiet. and
let time do the necessary adjusting
'ror time does maryels in such mat
lers), or speak to the ones involved
Walt until YOU can do so without bit
tefness II possible and surely without
temper. Remember that there is al
WAYS something to be said on the
other side. Keep an open mind. Re
ready to understand and willing to go
the large side of half way to mend
matters.
Evening star., 1927-05-19

whether or not your bust is in good
proportion. If you are tall girl and
carry Yourself We'll your bust is not
too large. LOIS LEEDS.
STRENGTHENING BowIegS.
Dear Miss Leeds have received
much help from your department and
ana hoping YOU can help me still more.
My trouble is very thin bOWlegs.
am just past 40 years old, feet +
inches tall and / never weigh more
than ll0 pounds. is there any remedy
except q surgical operation for straight
enjng the legs? a brace was once
recommended to me but the price was
prahibitiYe. IS there something / can
Wear ON my legs to make them a
better shape MRS. X. :.
Answer are very much under
weight. my dear. Nothing short OF a
surgical operation can really straight
en- the legs of adults. The brace would
be of no Use whatever. | believe that
artificial calves are sometimes sold to
men who have thin legs; YOU might
ask a surgical appliance store If
they have anything that might be
adapted to your purpose. You should
bring your weight up TO about 140
pounds however. If you want well de
Veloped limbs. More flesh on your legs
would help Camoufiage the crooked
bones. Please send stamped. self
addressed envelope for my leafiet on
How to Gain Weight" that gives
fleshbuilding menus and special exer-
cises for thin folks. LOIS LEEDS.
An Astringent for Eye Wrinkles.
G. NJ. G.-FlabbY skin about the
eyes at % years of age is usually a
sign of eyestrain or the nervous habit
of squirting. You must remove the
cause. An astringent application will
tighten the skin only temporarily. The
following recipe for muscle oil will be
helpful, but, of course, it is not cure.
Three ounces oil of sweet almonds, 2
ounces sweet oil. IA ounces cologne
water; IA dram oil Of neroli, u dram
tinCture of benzOin. LOIS LEEDS.
fCopyriKht 1927
Evening star., 1927-05-19
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

Dear Miss Leeds-O Is it all right
to have your eyebrows meet? Some
people say this denotes a jealous ma
ture, 2l How can ] remove very
small mole from my nose? (31 | never
use makeup, but sometimes when my
nose gets shiny put some facial cream
on it. Is that right? a. ann Ii years
old. have light brown hair, fair skin,
light brown eyes and naturally ROSY
cheeks. What colOrS are becoming?
t) Ay bust measure is 3S inches. is
this too large? LYDIA.
AnsWer-O Don't believe all the
silly superstitions that YOU hear about.
my dear Meeting eyebrows are not
considered beautiful but It's easy to
remedy them. Either tWeeZe out the
hairs or bleach them with
peroxide. If YOU pluck out the hairs,
first soften the skin with cold cream
and hot applications; pat on some
Evening star., 1927-05-19

witch hazel after the operation. The
hairs will grow in again. of course.
For permanent removal electrolyss is
employed. (2) / would leave the mole
alone. Do not do anything to it your
self. but If il makes YOU very unhapp-
ey have physician remove it for YOU.
(3) After wiping off the cream pat
some Camphor wafer or witch hazel
on your nose to remove the shine. a.
A young girls with q clear, rosy com
pleXiOn may wear almost any color
If YOU are inclined to be stout you will
find that dark colOrs will make YOU
look simmer. You will look pretty in
dark blue, trimmed with shell pink.
Browns and tans are also becoming
You may wear dark green, reseda.
soft, misty greens. medium blue, vel
low, orchid. reds in bright or brownish
tones. cream. peach. old rose. gray,
rose beige. black. o. You forgot to tell
me your height so that l cannot judge
Evening star., 1927-05-19

After IS years experimenting by
forest research experts in India a
process has been discovered showing
how to use bamboo as pulpwooc in
the manufacture of white paper.
Evening star., 1927-05-19
Straw berry Glace.

Boil one quart of water and one
oint of sugar for 20 minutes. Add
teasroonful Of cranulated gelatin
Softened i'm cold water to cover, and
when cold add the juice of Il lemon
and one cupGu and d half ot straw
berry juice. Freeze. using three
measures OF crushed ice To one meas
IRE of salt. Have ready a }hreeput
melon-shaped mold partly PACKED IN
salt and crushed ice. Line the mold
with the strawberry sherhef and Gl
Evening star., 1927-05-19

One Of the most delightful tasks Of
the woman who collects old furniture
is to create in her modern home or
apartment an old-timey atmosphere
that will be suitable background for
antiques.
Quaint wallpapers and ruff1ed cur
eainS are one solution of the problem.
But with plain walls one has to crowd
q whole roomful OF quaintness into
che draperies. These draperies are not
only old-fashioned in pattern and style
but even their colorings are delight
fully naive
The chintz is glazed and has back
ground OF robin s-egg blue. 1t is pat
termed with rose. yellow, mauve and
green. The ruffles. which extend down
the sides. decorate the tie-backs and
are TERED at the bottom, are of rose
coiored sunfast.
AS the walls are pale yellow the en-
eemble Is entirely delightful and the
ineteenth-century carved.wslnut fur
niture fairly glows with a sense Of its
ntness.
Downright 1877
Evening star., 1927-05-19
One mother saws:

One mother says:
Mother" whined my little Billy,
Robert says he will run over me"
looked out of the window and saw my
older boy wheeling about the yard on
his new bicycle. My first thought was
TO call him in and tell him that If he
didn't stop teasing his little brother |
would take away his wheel. Hut Billy
must begin TO manage for himself /
explained To him that Robert would
not really run over him, that he must
laugh and say, Come on. or some
thing like that. and pay no attention
To trasngi Brave little Billy stood his
ground and won his first victory over
the teaser.
Copyright. 1920
Evening star., 1927-05-19
Salmon Salad.

Two cups salmon, canned or fresh
cooked, l tablespoon lemon juice, let.
tuce hearts, Il cup mayonnaise, l tea.
spoon minced chives, or young onions
finely minced, l teaspoon capers,
tablespoon finely minced parsley.
Drain salmon, rinse, dry. Separate
in small pieces, sprinkle with lemon
juice and chill. When ready to serve.
add the chives, capers and parsley to
mayonnaise. Moisten salmon with a
little of the mayonnaise, arrange in
lettuce nests. garnish with strips of
pimiento and mayonnaise.