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The spaghetti must be thoroughly
cooked in salted boiling water and
then drained. Cook the asparagus for
ten minutes. Prepare sauce of the
-four, butter, milk and asparagus wa
ter, and add the .tebasco and salt.
Grease a casserole and put in layer
of the cooked spaghetti and then one
of asparagus. Cover with the. cream
sauce, continue until all ingredients
are used. Cover the top with the but
tered bread crumbs. Place In an oven
until the crumbs are golden brown.
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SOURCE OF VITAM|NES

Lemons have new Importance in
the diet, according to the United
States Department of Agriculture.
They are no longer to be valued
simply for their flavor, but also as a
used in all sorts of ways in the prepa-
ration of meals. There is long list
of beverages and desserts in which
lemon juice is used, as well as num-
ber of delicious sauces that expert
and meat.
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Good System in Cleaning

the summer. leaving the windows bare
and glaring. For u few weeks at first
the bright spring sunshine Is very
pleasant, and because of it the house
seems fresher and cleaner. Later, how
ever, when the sun becomes unbear-
able, shades have to be lowered in place
of the curtains that have been put
away. Shades shut out both light and
air. The modern way is TO use very
simple, easily washed curtains and
keep them up the year around, laun-
dering them as often as they need it.
In very formal homes sometimes two
sets of draperies are used-heavy ones
for winter and gay, lightweight cur
tains for summer.
There seems little excuse for having
bedroom or lower floor closets full OF
unused articles SO that they are not
cleanable when the room is cleaned.
In apartments or small houses where
storage space is limited, the top part
of closet can usually be devoted to
storing boxes of out-of-season clothing
and other articles.
When 1t comes to the actual weekly
care of any room, the bureau of home
economics has few suggestions:
Have definite plan. Dust and re-
move small pictures and bric-a-bracs
from the room or place in pile and
cover. Pin draperies up unless they
are to be taken down for cleaning.
Dust and cover furniture mirrors and
pictures before beginning to sweep.
Both sweeping and busting should be
done so as to remove as much dust
as possible. not to scatter it. Radi-
ators or registers should be cleansed
also the crate, stove, or fireplace.
Then work from the top of the room
downward.
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New League in Row

Canton and Akron in the new Gen.
trail league will have the opposition of
the Ohio-Pennsylvania league, which
Is pretty well established through
eastern Ohio and western Pennsyl-
vania, and starts its fourth season the
first week in May. Central league
clubs have signed several players who
were. with the independents last year,
and there is not the best of feeling be-
tween the two organizations. The
O.-P. seems to have more following in
Canton than it has In Akron.
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Phonograph-Aiarm Clock

The daily torture of the toiler's
aural nerve by stri,lent alarm clock
can be avoided in several ways. He
may sleep all morning or he may buy
a gentle awakener now on the mar
ket. This new alarm clock rings no
bell at the rising hour; instead, it
starts phOnOgraph Think of the
delight of being awakened by the
strains of 81 Don't Care If You
Never Come Back" or Everybody
Wants the Key to My Cellar.-Popu-
lar Mechanics Magazine.
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the Norwegian ath-
letic powers, in the
most approved A.
A. u. manner, have
turned a deaf ear
to all appeals for
t h e reinstatement
of Hoff and shut
the door to his en-
try In the Olympic
games this year at
Amsterdam.
Hoff got into diff
ficulties over his
expense accounts
and his vaulting
engagements while
out on the Pacific
coast in the spring
of 1925 after a
sensational trans
continental tour, in
which he exhibited
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College Fraternities

The usual proceeding in naming col
lege fraternities is to choose a name
in English, which signifies the aims,
ideals or character of the fraternity.
This name is translated into Greek.
The initial Greek letters of the words
that form the name are the appella-
tion by which the fraternity is known.
The name is known only to the men,
harS of tha or1anization
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II u y x1x1 y x&sa y q

prepared by the Bureau OF Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture.)
Systematic care of the various rooms
of the house and their furnishings will
eliminate much of the extra cleaning
work that used to be considered neces-
sary in the spring of the year. Ger
tain changes in the house may for a
week or two increase the actual num-
Der of places and furnishings to which
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make the white sauce, blend two
tablespOonfuls OF butter with one and
One-half tablespoonfuls of -four, add
gradually one cupful of milk and stir
until thick. Season with One-fourth
teaspoOnful of salt and little pepper
or paprika.
Arrange the toast, covered with the
whites in the sauce, on warm individ-
ual plates or on warm platter
Sprinkle the riced yOlks over the top
of each portion and serve immediate
ly. Parsley may be used as garnish
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Overcome Physical Ills

Elizabeth Barrett, before she mar
ried Browning, spent long years on
her couch. At the age OF fifteen she
met with an injury to her spine, which
kept her in recumbent position for
several years, and from the effects Of
which she never recovered 1t was
during these years that she wrote
those sonnets which are the greatest
claim to Immortality.
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Hof Out of Olympic Games

his financial controversy with the
American ruling body.
Since he has been declared only
temporarily ineligible and not ac-
tually professionalized, it was
thought Hoff might regain the
good graces of his own athletic
authorities, but apparently they
have taken a stern and unrelenting
The Ely miner., 1928-04-13
Popular Fur

KOlinsky fur comes from animals
of the weasel family, natives of ST.
IBERIA and China. The under hair Is
short and rather weak, but regular
as its top hair. The color is general.
ly a tawny yellow and is always dyed
to Initiate the fur Of other members
of the weasel family. This fur is con-
sidered high grade and is expensive.
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COOKING ASPARAGUS
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Here are some asparagus receipts
developed by the bureau of home eco
nomics. In each one the amount Of
asparagus needed Is relatively small,
so that these delicious dishes may be
served at the very beginning of the.
short asparagus season, even before
the prices for bunch asparagus are
low enough to serve this vegetable
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salt and white pepper to taste. Cook
over hot water until smooth, then add
tablespoonful each of butter and
cream; beat until cool. Add table
spoonful of currant jelly and mix un-
til smooth
Lemon Butter Oressing.-Beat two
eggs to light froth, adding gradual
ly the juice of large lemon. two
tablespoonfuls of granulated sugar
and one of butter. Cook over hot wa
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where the old wood had been so ii
would keep in good condition in the
future.
81 had steel straps put upon me in
certain places to keep me from blow.
ing over and fixed In such a way so
l could sway and laugh and blow
naturally with the rest of you.
''My, but when they said was all
right, how did rejoice. i am so hap
py. so happy"
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Hoff was considered in class
by himself when he came to this
country. The indoor record was
13. feet then, a mark that was sell
dom attained either indoors or
out. But within a few months
Hoff lifted it about inches, and
a year ago Carr vaulted to the pres
ent indoor record of 13 feet 9A
inches. Last May he cleared IA feet
for the first time In athletic history.
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stand In this AFFAIR.
The final banish-
ment of Hoff kills
the prospect of q
battle for vaulting
supremacy between
the viking star and
Sabin Carr, the
Yale youth. who
holds the worlds
record of II feet
1 inch. 1t also as
sures this country
the likelihood of a
clean sweep in the
Olympic vaulting.
Nowhere else has
there been anything
like the develop
ment in this spe-
cialty that there
has been in the u.
S. in the last year.
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milk. Add the very lightly beaten
eggs and the asparagus and season
with salt and little pepper. Fill
buttered timbale molds, set in pan
of hot water, and bake about fifteen
or twenty minutes or until set.
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@HARLEY HoFF. the smiling,
young viking who figurative-
ly vaulted his way across
tile American continent two years
ago in worlds record fashion,
seems to have propelled himself
right out of the amateur picture.
The latest information from Nor
way. authentically labeled, is that
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in abundance. The main point about
cooking asparagus in any way is to
cook Ii quickly, so as not to destroy
its delicate flavor or injure Its vita
mines.
The Ely miner., 1928-04-13

a prowess with the pole that sur
passed anything ever seen before
in America.
One of the most likable ath-
letic invaders ever to step on
these shores, bundle Of wiry
athletic energy, the vaulting viking
overstepped the bounds of propri-
ETY. laid down by the A. A. U. and
had his tour. cut short abruptly.
subsequently he Strengthened out
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lug TcCipSS.
Fruit Salad May
onnaise.-Beat two
eggs thoroughly,
add the juice Of
one lemon and
beat again until
thick. season with
a tablespoonful Of
Go N -n-nfl.n
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Refuge From EIephanfs

Some natives In the mountains of
northeast India live in huts during the
day. but at night stay in little bamboo
houses to resist the attacks Of the
wild elephant.
The Ely miner., 1928-04-13
Cheese Facts

Gruyere cheese comes from France
and Switzerland. 1t is made from
goats milk. Gorgonzola, from Italy,
gets its name from the village wb ere
it was first made.
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and they said it would be a great pity
to cut me down.
"They said l gave shade in the hot
summer, they said l was very beauti-
full and they said / should be saved
if possible"
"That was fine," said the young elm
tree.
"A lot of very clever tree doctors
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BASEBALL. AH
NOTES EIl

o. L. Bluege of Washington struck
out five times in an eleven-inning
game on June II, 1923. X h
long record, will umpire in the West-
ern association.
Cliff Shortman, semi-pro pitcher
of Newark, has signed to hurl for
Easton in the Eastern Shore league.
Bucky Harris, manager of the
Washington Senators, is the only man.
ager who will play regularly this sea-
son.
Bill Reetz, semi-pro outfelder of
Oshkosh, Wis, has contracted with
Moline of the Mississippi Valley
league.
William James Landen, young
Springfield (Mass.) pitcher, has signed
up with his home team in the Eastern
league.
I'm 1908 the Yankee team left home
in first place for a road trip and lost
% games before returning home-in
last place.
The Yankees outfield of Ruth,
Combs and Meusel is believed by most
critics to be the best all-round outer
garden in the major leagues.
new S2,000,000 baseball park is
being planned for the Cleveland In
dians. The stadium would have a
seating capacity of some $4,000.
Philadelphia sports writer's are
unanimous in the belief that Joe
Hauser will take care of first base in
grand style for Connie. Mack this sea-
son.
Washington baseball players are
not permitted to play golf Bucky
Harris wants his men to give all their
thought to baseball until the season
ends.
Purchase of Buck Lai, Chinese In
fielder, from the New York Giants is
announced by r. G. Allen, president
of the Little Rock Southern associa-
tion club.
While visiting friends in Newark re-
Gently, Chick Shorten, former major
Lacquer, dropped the word that he had
given up baseball in favor of a busi-
ness career.
Jack Slattery, who Is to pilot the
Boston Braves next season, is grad
uate dentist, but owing to his early
success in baseball he never practiced
his profession.
The record salary any manager has
ever been paid in the history of the
big leagues is 100000, the sum Ty
Cobb received as player-pilot of the
Detroit Tigers.
Hans Wagner, the great Pittsburgh
star of years ago, says If he had his
youth over again he'd enter baseball.
Wagner quit in 1917, the twenty-first
season of his career.
Miller Higgins, manager of the
New York Yankees, thinks the addi-
tion of Ty Cobb will make the Ath-
letics more dangerous contender for
the pennant this season.
Bryan Harriss of the Boston Red
Sox, feet inches, is the taliest
player in the major leagues. Doc
Gautreau of the Boston Braves, feet
21a inches, is the shortest.
Baby Doll Jacobson, veteran out
fielder who was cut loose last fall af-
ter long term In the American
league, has signed with indianapolis
in the American association.
Ray Caldwell, veteran hurler who
has been with Little Rock for some
years past, has been sold to the Mis-
sion club of the Pacific Coast league.
Caldwell finished the season with Mil.
waukee last year. ~
Ray Schalk, catcher and manager
of the Chicago White Sox, has the
longest record with one club. of any
player in the major leagues. He was
purchased by the White Sox from Mil.
waukee in 1912 and has been with
them ever since.
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attention is given, but this will not
mean general uncomfortable up.
heaval. For example, when the fur
mace is out for the season and all
dusty ashes are finally disposed of, it
is possible to air, freshen, and put in
order the entire cellar-a task which
would have been waste of time
earlier in the winter. If reasonable
neatness has been maintained in the
basement at all times, this job is not
particularly hard.
1t used to be the custom to take
down all the window curtains in the
house toward the latter part of the
spring, launder and put them away for
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were sent for, and they said that |
could be saved.
"Oh, how happy that made met"
And Grandfather Elm Tree swayed In
the breeze and smiled.
'All the bad wood which had start
ed into hurt me was taken away.
"And they fixed up the places
The Ely miner., 1928-04-13
Asparagus TimbaIes.

" pound fresh as tbs butter
paragus, about 3 tbs. flour
dozen good-sized / cup milk
stalks " tsp. salt
eggs
Wash the asparagus well and cut
the tender portion from the stems.
(The stems are good for soup) Cook
the tips in a small amount of salted
water for five or ten minutes or until
soft. Force through strdiner or
chop very fine. Prepare a cream
sauce of the flour, butter and the
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and revers are finished with their own
selvedge edge, rather than with bind
ings, facings and hens.
Selffringe trimming also smartens
the newer ensembles. That is, the
cloth is frayed at the edges to about
a half-inch depth. Drawnwork, too, is
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Recipes That Are Liked
By

Let me go where'er i win,
j hear a sky-born music still:
''Tis not in the high stars alone,
Nor in the cups of budding flowers.
Nor in the redbreast's mellow tone,
Nor in the bow that smiles in
showers
But In the mud and scum of things,
There's always, always something
sings.
Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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DRESSINGS, OTHER DISHES

A light and tasty salad dressing to
use for fruits Is found In the follow
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Ray Schalk, catcher and manager
of the Chicago White Sox, has the
longest record with one club. of any
player in the major leagues. He was
purchased by the White Sox from Mil.
waukee in 1912 and has been with
them ever since.
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Ray Caldwell, veteran hurler who
has been with Little Rock for some
years past, has been sold to the Mis-
sion club of the Pacific Coast league.
Caldwell finished the season with Mill
waukee last year. 81
The Ely miner., 1928-04-13

Baby Doll Jacobson, veteran out
fielder who was cut loose last fall af-
ter a long term In the American
league, has signed with Indianapolis
in the American association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-24
CURTIS TO SPEAK
OVER WIDE. AREA
Vice Presidential Candidate
Has Requests From Many
States.

Senator Curtis. Republican candidate
for vice President, is 10 undertake an
extensive program Of campaign speeches
not only throughout the agricultural
bell Of the Middle West, but to include
also large Eastern territory. accord
ms 10 plans discussed at Republican
hca6auarteVS here yesterday with Rep
rCStntatipe Newton oi Minnesota. IN
charge Of tae speakers bureau Ior the
Western headquarters,
One-fourth OF the States III the Union
have already asked Senator Curtis for
SnceChcS. including Indiana. Illinois
Massachusetts. Connecticut Rhode
Island New York North Dakota. South
Dakota. Minnesota. Iowa, Nebraska and
Oklahoma.
The HANSEN said he would probably
sneak IN each Of these States but de-
tails Of the program have been left
pending until the campaign takes shape.
Meanwhile. Newton is returning "a Chi
caco 10 confer with James W. Good.
Western campaign manager for Her
hert Hoover before deciding on speak
ms plsnS for that section. Curtis will
be notified ~ his nomination on August
IS at his home in Topeka KanS.
Announcement was made here today
OF a speech - be made tonight
By Acunq Secretary Mills OF the Treas
AIRY on A Republican Policy Of Achieve
npnt Tor which the radio VIII be
used in an extensive hOok-up. The
speech Will be delivered in the regular
pcrFNd an the radio for the National
League of Woman Voters.
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Atlanta Ministers Call Upon All
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-03-07
INJUNCTION HITS
STRIKING Drivers

JERSEY CITY, N. j., March 6. -
The first of what is said to be a SER
les of drastic injunctions against la
Dor unions in this state was granted
the John Mullins Furniture Co. of
this city today. The chauffeurs and
drivers of the Mullins Co. are now on
strike for a wage increase.
The injunction granted by Vice
Chancellor Fielder is directed against
Jersey City Local GIT of the Interna-
tional Brotherhood of Teamsters,
Chauffeurs, Helpers, and Stablemen.
The Mullens workers, who have been
picketing the company, and the union,
are restrained from interfering in
any way with the Mullins Company"
The company obtained the snjunc-
tion on charges that the workers were
using intimidation. The picketing
has beer entirely peaceful.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-03-07
MASS DEMAND FOR
IMMEDIATE FIGHT
is DISREC CARDED
Hedley Turns Down All
Union Proposals

The overwhelming sentiment of the
New York traction workers for an
immediate strike was overridden last
night when William D. Mahon, pres
ident of the Amalgamated Union,
called off the meeting at Harlem
Casino at which strike vote was to
have been taken.
Mahon's action came barely one
hour after Frank Hedley, president
of the Interborough Rapid Transit
Co., turned down every proposal made
by the union. The union official, who
had just returned from a conference
with Mayor Walker in whose hands
he appears to have turned over the
traction organization, announced that
consideration of strike had been
postponed until Saturday.
1t also followed a series of drama
tic events earlier in the day. AS was
predicted in The DAILY WORKER,
the union officials have from the be-
ginning sought to avoid the inevitable
strike action.
Tammany Game.
While rank and file opposition to
the continued maneuvers with the city
officials had risen to the point of
open rebellion by the men, the Off
cials continued to play the game of
farnmaAy Hail which is seeking to
avoid strike before election.
That the Interborough, for its own
good reasons, is trying to force a
strike became evident quite early in
the developments. Early in the after
noon this fact was again borne out
by the open challenge made by He'd
ley and Quackenbush to the Amalga-
mated to fight it out. In decision
on the case of the twenty-one men
discharged for their union activities,
the Interborough flatly refused even
to consider the question Of their re-
instatement. Not only did the COM
pany refuse this demand but it issued
a scorning defiance to the Amalga-
mated by the brazen statement that
Continued on Page Fi0e)
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Third Ave-, Sunday to honor the
memory of the anti-imperialist fight
en- C. E. Ruthenberg.
Pointing to Washington reports
that plans are being made to increase
the enlisted strength of the United
States marine corps by several thou
sand men, William w. Weinstone,
secretary of the New York district of
the Workers (Communist) Party, de-
clared yesterday: "More marines
mean more bullets against Gen. San
dino and his Nicaraguan army Of in
dependence"
The First Memorial.
At the Sunday meeting the New
York labor movement will observe the
first anniversary of Ruthenberg's
death. The meeting will mark the
Continued on Page FiUe)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-03-07
lAINERICH FIGHT
ARoUSES MINERS

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 6.-With
the granting of an appeal to Anthony
Minerich, chairman Of the Pennsylva-
nia-Ohio Miners Relief Committee,
convicted of a violation Of federal
injunction against mass picketing in
the coal strike, the first test of the
injunction in the great bituminous
struggle has gotten under way.
Minerich, who was sentenced to
forty-fiye days in Jail last Friday on
charge Of having violated the strike
breaE'-.g decree in speech delivered
at Lansing, Ohio, to mass meeting
# striking miners in which he is said
to have urged the smashing of the
injunction, appeared in court this
morning with his counsel, Joseph
Sharts Of Dayton and Mrs. Dora San
doe Bachman.