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Why had he not thought of this
before? Because Hope had seemed
to him to have no more ties than a
wandering gypsy might. She had
drifted into his house, into his life.
with no background but the circus,
the rainy night. And now she
might be drifting out again. might
be really i'll. -.
He encountered Nora on his way
to the telephone. She had found the
revolver.
ION his desk, sir. Not tucked away
at all. but layin' under a great pole
of papers, sir. niver touch his desk
niver. Would We moind. sir.
comm and gettin' it. if We want it,"
Dirk went into Rupert's room and
found the revolver. 1t was unloaded.
he discovered. Rupert, no doubt. had
attended to that. Hope was not visi.
BILE when he returned to her room.
Her dinner had been placed on a
small table beside the lamp. and
there was light on in her dressing.
room. He called out his errand to
her.
I'm putting your cannon in the
wall-pocket."
She thanked him. and he went
out. wishing he might have seen her
again. if only for a moment.
He telephened first to Old Forge
and talked with DR.. Graves who he
knew would be there that night.
Rupert was doing as we'll as they
could hope. and Graves was return
ing in the morning. He would come
at once, on arrival. to see Hope.
This. Dirk felt. was imperative.
Even if he could not help her. he
might be able to tell them what had
stricken her.
The name of Hopes father was
in Dirk's notebook. How much
to tell him? How little did he know?
The Rev. Silas Devine
Fl Paso, Texas
Hope i'll here at Lowrie Wood. My
brother away. and too i'll himself to
be told of his wife's condition. Feel
1t imperative that you should come
at once.
Dirk Joris
He appended the address to the
telegram. and felt that 1t conveyed
all that was needful.
(cebviSkt. 1875 Aa,ssrst Bah Ronssos)
Dirk gets puzzlinc report, Mon.
day, from his detectives.
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Gypsy. c!l!.1t):s:.. 4! !se:.:I1
BY MARGARET Bell housToN

SYNOPSIS: Hope Joris, toite Of
Dirk'S elder brother RHpert, has
shat herself in her room and al
though obviously III and in fear re-
fuses TO move or to admit that she
feels badly Rupert is i'll of pneu-
DloHid ia the AdTonddcks Dirk
has returned to Hope because Mar
tin. her chauffeur. heard O mans
VOice IN her room. Aud no1 Dirk,
tchO Just has talked Nth Hope,
smelled the faint Od0r Of ciDdrefS
dthouJh Hope does not smoke He
is frDing to pump Mary, q servant,
tcithOut success.
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Chapter 90
SPANISH CIGARETS
MARY felt no particular loyalty
w to Martin.

MARY felt no particular loyalty
NA to Martin.
wait till Mister Rupert comes
back. She'll be right as anything.
You'll see."
Dirk spoke to Mary about the
heat. Bernard. who had charge of
the furnace, must stoke it bit more
heartily.
Demands doing all he can, Mis-.
Ter Dirk. The tower-room' not
teaIly cold. She can't get warm for
korrying. I've been thinking OF get.
ang all electric-stove. If she could
Zee the red glow of it. -"
Dirk approved the idea. by the
tay." he said. what brand of Gig,
trets does Mrs. Joris smoke? mean
10 get her some"
Now that | couldn't tell you,
Dir. She hasn't smoked at all, till
tately."
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SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH

Corner Duval and Eaton Streets
Sundays
Morning Prayer, GAS a. m.
Mass (Communions), z a. NJ.
Mass for the Church School,
$3.50 a. m.
Mass of Thanksgiving, II a. m.
Evensong Prayer, Sermon,
Benediction, s p. m.
Week Days
Morning Prayer, GAS a. m.
Mass, 2 a. m.
Evening Prayer, $50 p m.
A second Mass on Wednesdays,
Q a. m.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Eaton Street, Between Duval and
Simonton Streets
Yancy Tillman Shehane, Pastor
Bible School at 9:45 a. m.
Allan Robinson, superintendent.
Morning worship at IL o'clock.
Subject: "Jesus Christ-The Pow
er of God"
Baptist Training Union at z
p. III.
Evening worship at s o'clock.
Subject: "Conquering Faith In
God"
Prayer service, Wednesday
evening, o'clock.
Thursday evening, 1880 o'clock,
choir rehearsal.
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PENTECOSIAL MISSION
900 Olivia Street
VIM Skondeen Pastor

900 Olivia Street
VIM. Skondeen, Pastor
Sunday morning worship, II
o'clock.
Sunday school for all, 3 80 p.
m.
Sunday night evangelistic serv-
ice 7:15 o'clock.
Tuesday, 7:15 p. m, prayer and
praise service.
Friday, 7:15 p. m, fellowship
meeting.
Saturday, 2:3O p. m, boys and
girls church.
Choir rehearsal, Friday, 8 p. m.
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Today In History

17oS-UIitcd States suspends
commercial intercourse ith
1S57-Day on which Europe's
astrologers lad predicted earth's
destruction by comet-there
We're storms and wEirlwinds over
Northeastern America.
1S76-Congress OF European
Powers begin sitting in Berlin.
1866-(50 years ago. Insane
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promptly come in with as, which
was eight better than Earl anC
Mr.. Fripp is today receiving con
ordinations.
Mr.. Daddy Berlin Sawyer has
made a solemn promise that he
will never play golf again; reason
Mr.. Old Bye Sands can out-tall
Mr.. Sawyer. Berlin says it wa:
not so much the ignominy of de-
feat at the hands of the said Ole
Bye, but to think that he also lei
down his old friend and fellow
player, Grandpa Bob Showers. Oh
course the Duke OF Rock Sound
was ably abetted by Sunday
School Charlie Kctchum but
Duke wants all to know that he
got 95 while Charlie got 81. The
others had 90 anG 90 which as
Old Bye says makes him feel like
million dollars and so the At
wood Sands family OF Washing
ton street put on celebration
last evening.
The unbeatable combination OF
Strunk-Kemp was broken up and
SO they were against each other,
Willie was aided by Russell Kerr
while Eddie had DeX Woods
The match was so much in fav-
OF of Eddie and Dex that the
others didn't have a chance. vii
lie explains same By the fact that
he puts in a hard foTr-hoUr Pc
Rod in the morning but the Sc
c"et is that when eddie loses to
Willie or Kirsch, he goes home
and practices dill gently until he
masters his putting touch. The
children around the StrunH louise
insist upon the fol. ;oing-other-
wise they would have to eat and
sleep in the Woods'lcd if Papa
lost twice in succession. Mr.. DeX
has gotten OTcc the fact that he
is a new papa-he can lay right
down by his billy with it yelling
like nobody's business and M.
Clump can sleep like a kitten.
The last crowd to finish (but
tie first to''begin) :" as composed
Of George Licra and Curry Har-
ris on the one hand with Gam
uella Goldsmith and Otto Kirch-
heincr on the other. BIT let ii
be known by all that Mr.. K. is
now known as Joe Kirkwood No.
2. the trick shot artist. OF course
the original Mr.. Kirkwood makes
the ball do the trick, Mr.. Otto
merely says he will. Like on num-
Der nine-nc says, 81 Will knock
the ball into the rough by that
bush ana it will slice out into the
fairway." He knocked it into the
rough by the bush, out the ball
didn't understand the game and
refused to come out from behind
said tree. Mr.. Otto looked very
foolish. Ills trick days are over
as far as golf shots are concern
ed. However. let it be known
that Curry and George have to
pay for the meals because they
lost, 81.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, SOUTH

Gel SALVADOR"
Corner Grinnell and Virginia
Streets
Rev. Guillermo Perez, Pastor
(Services in Spanish)
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Preaching, 8 p. m.
Mothers Club meets Monday.
3 p. m.
Bible study and prayer service,
Wednesday, 8 p. m.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
SGT William Street

sgt William Street
Z. Richard Evans, Pastor
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship at IL o'clock.
The Children's Day program will
be given in the church auditorium
at Z o'clock.
This program will be given in
stead of the regular evening serv-
ice. Please note the change of
hour.
Mid-week service, Wednesday
evening at 8 O'Clock.
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TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

(COIOred)
Rev. Alfred DeBarritt, Pastor
III SimcRtOn Street
Morning worship at II O'Clock
Church school, $50 p III Blb6
Adult class led By the minister.
Young peoples service, 7:15 D.
M.
Evening service at 8 O'Clock
Weeknight service, Tuesday, 1
to p. m
Choir rehearsal, Friday, p. m
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MIXED BIBLE CLASS

Sam b. Pinder and W p MONT
cinO, Teachers
This class meets every Sunday
morning at the Harris School au-
ditOrium az 10 O'Clock. Men and
women not connected with any
other Bible Class and regardless
of denominations are invited Z.
attend.
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Today's
Anniversaries
.ssss0ssesassssssosssssss

1784-Isaac Mccoy, Baptist
missionary to the Indians of the
Northwest, heroic missionary pio-
neer, born in Fayette Co., Pa.
Died June p, 1916.
1786-Q50 years ago. Win
field Scott. among America S
great soldiers, Presidential NOM
inee, born near Petersburg, Va.
Died at West Point, N. Y; May
20, 1866.
1795-Thomas Arnold, English
schoolmaster, born. Died June
y, 1912.
1S21-Gustavus V. Fox, Lin
COINS assistant secretary of the
navy, the "brains" behind the
naval operations of the war, born
at Saugus, Mass. Died Oct. 80,
1888.
1858-Milton A. McRae, news
paper owner, born in Detroit.
Died Oct. II, 1880.
1S68-Wallace c. Sabine, Har-
wards noted physicist, born at
Redwood, Ohio. Died June 10,
1919.
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CARDS DEFEAT
PHILLIES' TEAM
CHICAGO CUBS DOWN BOS.
TON BEES; SENATORS
BLANK CHISOX
Especial TO The Citizen

NEW YORK, June 13.-The
st. Louis Cardinals defeated the
Phil.ies by a score of to 2,
while the Chicago Cubs went to
victory over the Boston Bees,
and the Pirates downed the New
York Giants. The game schedul-
ed between Brooklyn and Cincin-
natl was rained out.
In the American League, the
Washington Senators shutout the
ChisOX, and the New York Yam
KEGS defeated the Detroit Tigers.
The games scheduled between
Cleveland and Philadelphia, and
st. Louis and Boston, were rain
ed out.
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BETHEL AZ CHURcH

fEu-rr-H
Eev- O. E.l L-r.. I-=.r-
Corner DI--i.1 and Tla-- 50
sunday zr-1aT- $50 a. a.
preaching. 90 a. IA
Junior A. @ r. Lez-1e n1eeL
II 5-3g r III
senior A. G. r LeaEze uce1
n els p m
Evening service. e u-
WerE- ~e--5css
Tuesday- $50 D. NJ Cas-
Friday. 1-su D. U- chalr rr-
hcarsaL-
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NOT SERIOUSLY HURT

MOSCOW - Nikoli Chankov-
sky of this city walked into an
open elevator shaft and fell so
feet pulling hand truck after
him, but was not seriously hurt.
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FOLLOWING THROUGH
(By JOVE)


"The Black Uhlan may beat
Louis" says Jim Downing. Herr
Max Schmeling may upset the
dope in his bout with Louis" next
Thursday night. Downing is a
fight promoter of Tampa. He has
visited both camps and finds the
Uhlan in better condition than
the Black Bomber, and has taken
his training more seriously. Down
ing made the trip with Worlds
Champion Jim Braddock and his
manager, Joe Gould.
The writer gives the Uhlan
from Berlin just seven rounds on
his feet, and then the curtains.
The Black Panther or Brown
Bomber will put the finish punch
in that round or may be before.
A number of fans have inquir-
ed: who is this fellow Stu Mar
tin with the Cardinals" Stu
not pepper" is a rookie who is
giving DiMaggio a run for the
honors accorded great players in
their first year under the big top.
In 1884 Stuart was captain-elect
of the Guilford College baseball
team, but left the institution to
join the Houston Bluffs, a minor
league team of the Texas cir
cult. Last year he played with
Asheville, Glass B in the Pied
mont League. He, is listed as an
infielder, but in the course of the
season he played every position
outside of catcher and pitcher,
and hit. $50. He has made the
fans forget Whitehead. Today
his batting average is exactly
400. He had to be good to force
frankie Frisch, one of the great
est second baseman of all-time,
to warm the bench.
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But she smokes now" persisted
Dirk.
well, yes. sir. notice the odor
now and then. However. never see
any lying about. so wouldn't know
the brand"
Dirk watched her go, saw her
knock on Hopes door. He went to
his room. had just lit his lamp. when
Mary came to him there.
Mrs. JOris has mentioned her
brand of cigarets. sir. told her you
wanted to know. I've written it
down."
Dirk took the slip of paper. and
read in Mary's painstaking script.
"HermOsos."
Its Spanish cigaret. she says,
sir. She doubts if you can find them
here"
81 can try. tell her"
Mary came inside the room. She
closed the door behind her.
Mister Dirk" she said, Il couldn't
talk free to you just now We were
just outside her door. I'm worried
about her. as matter of fact. I'm
afraid she's right ill.,"
I'll call a DOCTOR" Dirk said at
once. So
MARY shook her head.
4fA "A doctor. if she'd see him.
wouldn't do any good. I'd almost say
she wanted to die. And yet some.
thing keeps her up. makes her eat
the things | bring her. Something
happened =. while she was away,
or since she came back. | try to
think 3D.. the rest of the help do
think d. that it's Mister Rupert
she's grieving about. I'm not so sure.
But If it was the noise the other
night ..."
"Well?" said Dirk. as she paused.
IF it was the noise. why won't
she leave the tower-room ?"
Have you any idea as to why she
won't?" asked Dirk.
TITS simple enough, sir. She likes
the room. She's used to it. It's next
to Mister Rupert's room. and all his
things. And she wants to be there
when he comes home. I've seen sick
people like that before. sir not
wanting to move or to change. Only
If it was the ghost that made her
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

st. Mary's Star Of the Sea
Rev. VIM. Reagan, s. J.,
in charge
Order of services for this
church:
Sunday morning Masses viii be
said at z and $50 O'Clock.
Weekday Mass at z O'Clock
Evening service at 7:3O O'Clock,
Sundays and Fridays.
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BdLIeTIcs. JfOWdef and JOch
RANG; Ruffing and Glenn.
Observation-Disclosures, rain.
st. Ouis-Boston, rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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King Louis of Bavaria browns
himself in small lake.
1933-Presidcnt signs the Home
Owners Loan Bill.
1935-Iuey Len filibusters
Is 1-2 hours without avail in
Senate.
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In the All-Star game to be
played July 6 between the best
of the National and American
Leagues. will be picked and Sc
lected by the two rival managers
of last years world series, Mickey
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
TODAY'S GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
227 Elizabeth Street

227 Elizabeth Street
Sunday school, $50 a m
Sunday morning service II II
O'clock.
Wednesday evening service 81
s O'Clock.
Reading room in Society build
ing open Fridays only
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NEWMAN - Z CHURCH

(ColarelI
J.. = Lang. Pastor
Naomi EedcIck- r1rll-e-s-e-1
Mary Moreno. Secretary
Sunday schooI. $50 a. M
Sunday service. II = M
Evening Worshlu, . O'Clock
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CHURCH OF GOD

J. NJ. Gresham, Pastor
11O6 Olivia Street
Services Sunday morning serv-
ices, IL O'Clock.
Sunday school, 8 p m
Evangelistic services. 7:15 p
M. Special singing.
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(ColOredg
Center Street, Between Peh-0nia
and Olivia
Mass, 8 a. m.
Solemn EvensOng and Benedic-
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Thursday afternoon brought
out more hungry individuals than
enough. And some went home so
mad that if they had had the din
ner right away, they would have
suffered with more pain in their
respective stomachs than the law
allows, all because the doctors
say you should only eat when in
happy frame of mind. There
are a couple of guys in town who
must suffer chronic gastritis. But
let us go:
In the first place. Captain Hor-
ace O'Bryant of the "Brainsters"
was all in a other because it was
necessary to rearrange a couple of
matches and in which case the
Handsome one was minus a part
ner. But after much palaver he
very graciously took Charlie Hoge-
boom for a pal and since Al Hew-
tit was a lefthander of renown,
he gave Ammy to WinsOme Willie
Watkins, he of the Pious DISPOSE
ton. After many vicissitudes the
Handsome one was on the topside
of a to l score while the Pious
individual was weeping and la
menting his fate. In the mean
while Charlie and AL were laugh
ing to each other; they made the
worst scores but got the free re-
freshments.
The laughing and joking and
general hilar.ty you heard was
none other than Mr.. Ii Plummcr
and Mr.. Melvin Russell having
great sport with Cookie Mesa and
Timotheus Pittman. 1t seems
that for some time at the begin
ming of the match Cookie ard
Jimmie were telling each other
what a soft match they had and
how they would enjoy their free
meals. But soon wonder came
to light; Mr.. Plummer began to
shoot golf like nobody's business
and Mr.. Pittman was so interest
ed to hear about Mr.. Kirchhein-
er's straight drive, that the match
was thereupon won by Mr.. Plum
mer and Mr.. Russell who are at
this moment still celebrating.
Mr.. Bob Spottswood was left
without a partner as was Mr.. Del
Woods, so they played each other
and after Is holes all was even.
It took three more before Mr..
Spot vanquished the Thicket per-
son.
Mr.. Bill sc & Zoe Fripp was a
little late in arriving and Mr..
Earl Julian was without friends
so they played each other. Most
of the boys standing around on
the tee said that Earl should give
Bill strokes to make the match
even. Mr.. Earl says the only man
he would give strokes to is his
Uncle Willie. Anyway. Bill said,
"I'll play you even, then" At
first Mr.. Julian had walk away
by four strokes but Bill thought
about that free dinner and
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DOINCS AROUND THE GOLF LINKS
(By Gravy

promptly come in with 46, which
was eight better than Earl and
Mr.. Fripp is today receiving con-
gratuiations.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Brooklyn-Cincinnati, rain.
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ton Of the Lazt E--sI Szrra-
meut. : D. "a
Church ~c11L- 81 a. m
Sermons - r a. On and . g. n
Week-I-v Services
Has on Iu-s1-v a-1 Thz-s
day II : a I'll
Ll-1ug ard ~arE- - Wez-r--
lay ~ 80 Q m
CoEfezzionz- After t-e Hezus-
day evening z-rlce-
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Mr.. Bob Spottswood was left
without partner as was Mr.. Del
Woods, so they played each other
and after Is holes all was even.
1t took three more before Mr..
Spot vanquished the Thicket per-
son.
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1858-Milton A. McRae, news
paper owner, born in Detroit.
Died Oct. II, 1880.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

batterlCS: HubbeII and Man
cuso; Swift and Padden.
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1s66-(5O years ago. Insane
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-13

exercises slowly and deliberately making muscles work. Stand erect with feet together end raise arms slowly upward, palms facing for ward. Stretch them toward the ceiling, then, keeping palms in posi- tion, force them backward as far as they will go. Relax and repeat Notice how this exercises muscles in the chest as well as the arms. In- cidentally, if done regularly and correctly, 1t will strengthen the muscles which support the breasts.
 Here's one you need someone to do with you. Stand facing each oth- CT with your right feet touching at the sides and left ones back about thirty inches. Clasp hands and force one of your partners arm.. backward against the chest. The. have the partner force one of your arms back toward your body. Re- verse, pushing back the other arms. Each of you can keep your arm from being pushed back. You. partner should resist the pressr you exert. Meanwhile, keep right feet in place.
 If you are trying to reduce arms and shoulders, do the same exer- else as rapidly as possible. In ad- dition, repeat ten times day the breast stroke you use when swim ming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-13
Latest Styles
.THR TABEN
xHE TABkR-.-
 Food. Suggestions
By Mrs. Mary E. Dague

During late winter, when ape petites are beginning to need coax ing, fruit, breads and rolls fresh from the oven will be found tirl- commonly inviting should the urge overtake you to supplement your bakers finest. Fruit rolls are grand served with cottage cheese for luncheon or in the Swiss manner with rich whipped cream, Iinsweet- ened, accompanied by steaFning cup of coffee.
 Marmalade Rolls
 Two cups flour, { teaspoons baking powder, 1, tablespoon su- egg, 3-4 cup milk (about) tea spoon salt, tablespoons softened butter, 1-2 cup nut meats, mare malade. .a.s
 Mix and sift flour, salt, sugar and baking powder. Work in shortening with tips of fingers or pastry blender. Beat egg until light and cut into first mixture, adding milk to make soft dough. Turn onto Q lightly floured mold ing board and roll with c floured rolling pin into 6 sheet about 1-2 inch thick. Spread with goftened butter. Cover with @ layer of marmalade and sprinkle with chopped nut meats. Roll up like jelly roll and cut across in slices about one inch thick. Dip knife in flour before cutting each slice. Place slices, cut side down, on an oiled and floured pan and bake twenty minutes in hot oven (376 degrees T)
 Orange tea rolls are delicious with tea.
 Orange Tea Rolls
 Two cups flour, 1 teaspoons bak- ing powder, 1 teaspoon salt, cup milk (about), 4 tablespoons short- ening, loaf sugar, orange juice, grated orange rind, melted butter.
 Mix and sift four, salt and bak- ing powder. Work in shortening and cut in milk, making Q soft dough. Knead lightly on @ houred molding board and roll into Q sheet about 3.4 inch thick. Cut with Q small cutter and make o depression in the top of each biscuit with the handle of a silver knife which has been dipped in melted butter. In this depression put Q cube of sugar which has been dipped In orange juice. Put about 1.2 teaspoon melt ed butter on sugar and sprinkle grated orange rind over the whole biscuit. Bake twenty minutes in a hot oven (375 degrees F0
 Prune Bread
 One cup prunes, egg, cup white flour, 1.2 cups whole wheat flour, s teaspoons baking powder, { tablespoons melted butter, i.3 cup sugar, 1 cup milk, teaspoon salt.
 wash prunes thoroughly and cover with cold water. Let stand several hours. Bring quickly to the boiling point in water in which they were soaked. Remove from the fire and let stand until cool. Drain and remove stones. Chop coarsely. Beat egg until light with sugar and melted butter. Mix and sift white flour, salt and baking powder and add to first mixture. Add milk and mix well. Add whole wheat flour and chopped prunes. Mix we'll and turn into an oiled I and floured bread pan. Let stand twenty minutes. Bake one hour in 0 moderate oven (360 degrees FL