-Women’s
RECIPES.
*‘l' Chicken Croquettes.
' £00k one-fourth tablespoontul of
he): chopped Onion in three table-
Mdls of. butter, three minutes,
‘11: constantly. Add one-fourth cup
ingflour and stir until well mixed.
M pour on gradually while stir-
“ constantly, one cup of chicken
“It the water in which a fowl has
low cooked, and allow it to come to
flan boiling point; add yolks or two?
”as beaten slightly. one teaspoom‘ul
& kit; onofourth of paprika, one-
dgma of pepper. :1. pinch of nutmeg,
at! one and three-fourths of cold
“I“: f0w1 (it. is best to use white
, .wt cut. in small cubes.. Allow to
Gabon a. plate. Shape into cro-
gleties, dip in crumbs, then in egg
{and then in crumbs again; try in deep
at. and drain on brown paper.
l
‘ Esoalloped Potatoes.
mt'cold boiled potatoes into small
fleece. place layer of potato and layer
ct cheese, cover withcraoker crumbs,
season with salt, pepper and butter;
I "auntinue to add alternate layers until;
ion: is full; then nearly cover with
milk and bake 1 hour.
Kidney Beans With. Green Pepperh
Two tablespoons oleo, 1 onion.‘
minced, 2 peppers minced, 1 table-
won vinegar; salt. and pepper to
ngte, 2 cups cooked kidney beans.
‘ Melt oleo in frying pan, add minced
simian and peppers and fry 9. deli—
mate brown. Season to taste with salt
and pepper, add 3inegar. Stir into
fliis hence the cooked kidney beans
and serve at once.
HolyaPOly Steak.
More a good round steak: after
halt a tone"
Column
, HOME HELPS.
Household Hints.
Pics are. always best madeawith
mm “0‘"- Sigma:
Chicken 'pie is excellent made with
stewed fruits.
.' 4 "t
_._,__
'Add a few seedless raisins to the
beer soup.
Before marking handkerchiets
starch and iron them.
A zinc covering on the kitchen table
saves lots of work.
When he“ 12'- a; custard add about
.mnrul ni‘ cornstarch; this
burning.
~i: to wrap presents in
unique l'r shion, use
will insutl-
\Vhen _-~
the prettie st, 1r...
‘raflla in several shades.
A bathtub can best be. cleaned with
a rag soaked in 'paralfin oil the:
water;
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Let potatoes lie. in cold water for a
little while before paring if you Wish
Whom to be white.
Ile sure. the kitchen sink is not like
most sinks, set, eight or ten inches too
low.
It the cup in (33-inch molasses is
measured is greased with a little but-
ter or lard every bit of molasses will
tome out.
A little 3inegnr placed in the rins-
im: water on “ashinz 11:13 pill pr:L
'mnt the hands fmm bumuing rough
and chapped.
o——d
Alwaye Salt French fried potatoes;
f “ting thoroughly, lay flat on aboard aim: they have been fried. If seltl cl
,--..Uake a dressing of lrish 'potatocs, before, the Salt. will draw the water
"mashed fine,brcad crumbs:~ .cmallpiece into the. nominee. making: them “'3."
i at butter, some minced parsley, crisp. ' ,_. :i.
“ 'j minced onion, salt and pepper. Spread ”——
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N198. :Sift. over the top browned .. ~—f~——
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any. (divide:- in two. roll out and
36 one piece on. a. pastry rim—Peel
m the; applee~nmny people
use the skin c‘ 711 up and
on. mummy of brown sugar and a"
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in: flour forty minutes
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m pound. 5.29%: m .at cut up in l
7 flash fast enough water to
i Boris?! elow until half done.
k “G fit «one cup of spaghetti.
and mm- to taste. ‘3’3’hen done
in % can of tomatoes Cook 5
hick: M6 on slices of toast.
Med Prunes.
‘ 3% Pound good prunes
b soak’ over night in cold.
hike morning put. on to cook
. “at. with 1 cup sugar. Cook
kfi hit an hour, until the
' 3
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WITH WIDBN'ED SKIRT.
The new costumes with stand-‘
out. skirts are commanding favorable
attention and are promised great
rogue among discriminating women.
This design in satin feel: taffeta
is trimmed with hutto s of plain
satin. The sides of the skirt are
plaited and stitched to give the
widened effect. The waist has ‘an
open front and deep revers and vest
or knit silk. Deep cults with knit
silk turn-backs finish the gathered
Sleeves. Medium size calls for 4
yards 40-inch tafieta. and 1 yard 36-
inch knit silk. \
Pictorial .eview Waist No. 8571.
g.»«
cents Skirt No. 8577.2“ Sizes,-24 -
s all; Pr -
units is EMERGENCY WEEK.
Forty-eight Women Here—Ono From
Every State in the ,mm
33;“ W50"- 4.213%
This in “Emergency Week" in Con-
necticut, and they are all here—men),
bers of the Emergency Suflrage Corps,
'48 strong, one from every state in the
Union, each. and everyone with her
own state’s own particular plea to Con-
necticut's governor to call a special
,session of Connecticut's legislature
because the delay in the ratification
of the Federal Suffrage Amendment
whole nation in‘ the Coming presi-
dential elections.
rmen left unenfranchised by Connecti-
cht's delay, many are Republicans and
the ardent Republican women need
gthem in the coming campaign; many
taro Democrats and the Democratic
counted.
Governor Holcomb has sold
him in calling a special session of
Connecticuts legislature to act upon
‘Amendment. Women of the 30 states
where women can rote for president
this year want the help of their sisters
in the 18 states where Women cannot
take their purl in thll great presi»
denlial 3cm: They are saying: This
in not l‘nnncvtirut's i>olatcd problem.
This is our probleme—ihn Irrulnll‘nl of
Republican and Du-mucrntic women
voters.
are women of special significance in
the Ropuhlicnn party councils mem-
bers of state committees, dole-tn tcs- at-
lingo to the bulional llcpublhnn (‘on-
vention. etc. 'l'lzl-y are poimiug out
the handicap upon their efforts to
swing the 331mm VulCl‘S of 1he coun-
try into the Ilenuhllclm 111 nk: so long
as Ropuhliran lvcislnturcs have failed
to ratify the «mirage nmcwlmr-ul.
Mrs. James A. Devitt of Oskaioosa,
la.
National
Delegate-atLargc to Republican
Convention.
17,500,000 WOMEN T0
VOTE F00 PRESIDENT
tun-omes {lie
or not.
1111:»
“'lwtlwr ('onmullr'ut
thirty-Slith stun- to ruiLl‘y
\3'l1erhr‘1‘nn3' 5th!" draw l11*ful‘c Um.)
idvnfiul election“. it remains .'1 fart
tlzm the women of hill-1'31 :tf's al-
ready have full suffrage, right have
prusidc-nliul sutl‘rugc nione. {our hun-
prcsidenlinl municipal, one lzrx<
presidential plus the primary and l\\‘h
Si:
plus
largo pl‘hiun‘linn u."
. entitlvd
of noun-11 our ruling are in the (01111
113, ('stinmlrtl at £37.I‘t'!l.l)00, “nuld lit
in row in presidential
the
I Maulimw of l'.“.’l31«\iv11 without rulifir'n-
’ unveil Hull :1 huh 1112l1:
Hm! m" llm l‘l-(io‘llll Sili‘l‘l'ilgc Alumni-
“.939
Jim quesiion r f 111: 3 ‘1l‘21“ .1 Fully Ff“
on 33111 lay the
14;}on for failure to ratify will, from
it"('S1‘ltl prowl-1M1. prove in itself 11
~‘llillt'lvllr urn- lu 1min 11,;1jnrpn1‘tics to
. luring ratification in :1 speedy close.
(‘onnvdil'ut 13'111111‘11 halve given a
:OLIl illu<l1minn (-1 Ii: 0 way women in
:«nmnl cnns‘uln 11:"11t3 allegiance .'1;
é subordinate to allegiance to the maj‘f'l‘
' print-1111.0 of suffrage for women.
_ \X'omen the country UV 1'
y...
(1
«11111-320. “("01111wliv11t women how5
strong party leinfi. and of course
they lmrud in make 11.01"! pa 1ty nfixlia-
ainns " 9:13.: All“ Ku harine Ludi 1wtnn
‘ hut so lens as am Si Me leaders. of the
dam 1 :111t p.1."t3 in Connecticut block
the way to unification of the Federal
Suffrage Amendment, the open door to
(‘ounwticut wonmn‘s suffrage, just so
3
mng will we be nlalv to 10:11am our on
l3'
It 1! .23 ll 10 (‘unnlc‘ic'il women 33110
made mil lic their intention to stay out
n" Republican ranks as long n< on that
part3 rested the odium of 11m uncnfrnn-
r-hised slate of the (‘nnnomirrut wom-
l-n. and it was the (‘ounmlitui 330m-
m: again “ho ici'uemi to attend the R0-
puhlican 11m.- quote and dinners to which
they were so urgently invited as part
of the program of political fostivitice
provided for the 33‘01m‘11'33'lio attendel
the 2mm \‘ul‘l‘lage wuvcnlion in Chi-
men lact l eliiu'lrv
l he feelin. of (‘ onnecticut women :n
this: round H0111 s to he clml'acierietic
of the “omen of tllelUnired Slates.
are watching
this crisis: strike fini. with a sharp
wittcd balancing of the blame, state by
state.
~——— -
m
the ratification of the Federal Suffrage ‘
Several of tho wmnon of the corps .
:husinem for amliull on “ith that par-
A
.is crippling the woman strength of the .
f They say that of the 9,500,000 wo-p
women leaders want their votes to be .
in.“
there is no emergency which justifies _
hmo pri111ur3‘ suffrage alone. The;
numlwr of 33151.;1‘11 "31:1, 21 in “20%;,
thirty Sltlll'ffi is ‘leleJrOO. so that .'2-
lhe total number '
”mu...“ cu..-
’.
Mrs. Ben Hoop-tr. i—Icad o'. u: W.:«
consin League of Werner. Veteran. the
W1sconsin member ct in: Su“'age
Emergency Corps.
MOST POPULAR AMENDMENT
IN THE HISTORY OF THE
AMERICAN CONSTITSTFGR
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has imhl IM- .
Mrs. Gui¥fcrd "lcdéey. a 'anec 5;
southern sully-agree. who V\ l 1: etc 1 ,
Tennessee in tre Emergency €t' r:
Connecticut. She is a Vice-Pro: of". ‘
of the National! American Wcrvar. S... i
frag: Associa.icn. é
SPEClAL SEES ICES; ‘
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Called to Ratify tit-c chcra Elia-’39: ’
Amendment.
In ::r~ govern-re haw
sponded to ”(LP pic-,2 (f tilt “(inch
the SlliZO for :2 sizes '. week»; to “iii:
{3' (he Fedlra‘; Shillhfifi Airmulirézn.
They are:
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lied on .rlu .e lo). KLYAHS. Naw l‘trla.
‘lonn. Mi sq '~ ‘ $.29. Bic-r:
Nt lll .143 l '3 _
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ta. South In. .. Wolcrndo, firs-3(1),
Indiana. “droning; Kerwin, in. in.
Arizona. New \lviur m gimme, ‘3\' (st
Virginia .tnu \\ .; L.) gun
The nine state: :..a. have ratsfird in
regular seseion are: Limo}; , THE-con-
sin. Ohio. Penneylr: New Jersey
Massachusetts, ~Tcxas, Rhone Islam}
and liennu-ky .
(‘01 north-ct s Leg: :latu "e is {or rati-
ficat ion if Governor Holcomb w: ll
call a special season, to Connecticut
will go the honor of making the per-
fect 38.
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mm. Australia, my 5.—
menbem o! the recent British Isles
Davis Cup ten- m but stayed in
Australia for loan sailed for
New Zealud recently. They will play
intheDominionnndthen retumto
mail! via the United States. They
are All Bosnia]: and A. H. Lowe.
Prior to their leaving Australia they!
were given a farewell here by the'——When the American steamship Hy—
Council or the Lawn Tennis Associa-
tion, or Australasia. In responding to
a speech, wishing him and Lowe "bon
voyage,” Beamlsh spoke of the sports-
manlike spirit which prevailed among,
the large crowds who witnessed the
Davis Cup matches in Sydney. In no
other part or the world, he declared,
had he met with more sympathetic
crowds.
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BRIDGETOWN, Barbadoes, May a.
the
and
annls, with a cargo of dynamite and
sulphuric acid aboard, recently arriv-
ed here from New York, bound to
South America, it was found the acid
was leaking badly and-that it was in}
poesible, owing to some defect in the
engines, to get up steam to move the
Vessel from too close proximity to the
shore.
E. P. Jameson, at Scott from South
Africa. connected
company here bu
a short stay m B
to so aboard the
causes of explosi.
enabling mechar
anions location.
detonators
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